Betti does not have an Android app, so there is nothing to find in an app store for this platform. Playing on an Android phone happens on the Betti mobile site, which opens in Chrome or another browser on the phone. The same applies to iPhone, where no app is offered either, so the mobile site is the way to play on both systems. The mobile version page explains how the site is laid out for a smaller screen and what you can reach from it.
This page covers what to expect on Android, how to open the site, and what to check before you play away from home. It also explains why a file offered under the Betti name should not be installed. If you only want to know whether a download is needed, the short answer is no: the site runs in the browser. Because nothing is installed on the phone as an app, there is no separate app update to wait for either.
What you can do on an Android phone
Playing on the mobile site means using the same website in a smaller window. You can open the games, the live casino and the account pages from Chrome or another browser, and log in with your account details. The layout adapts to the screen, so menus and game windows are arranged for a phone rather than a desktop monitor. Because the page is built for a phone screen, a game may show less of its table at once than it does on a larger screen.
The differences from the desktop are mostly about the screen and the way you give input. Taps replace mouse clicks, and text is often smaller. Read the rules and the paytable on each game's page before you start, and zoom in if you need to read the small print. Turn the phone sideways when a game is easier to see that way, and check your stake before each round so that you know exactly what you are placing.
Phone play is easy to start on impulse, so decide before you open a game how long you want to play. Keep the page open only while you play, and close it when you stop, so that a quick glance at the screen does not turn into a longer session. If you want an overview of the game types first, the pages on slots and live casino describe what each one involves and how it is played.
Installing the app on Android, and what to play in instead
There is nothing to install for Android, because Betti does not offer an app for this platform. Do not download an app or an APK file from a link, an email, a text message or another website, even if its name suggests Betti. Files like that do not come from the Betti mobile site, and installing software from an unknown source can put your phone and your details at risk. Stick to the browser on your phone.
To play in the browser, open Chrome or another browser on your phone and go to the site by its address. Before you enter any details, check that the address in the browser bar is the one you use for the site. Playing needs a working internet connection, either Wi-Fi or mobile data. If you are new, you can sign up from the browser, and if you already have an account, you can log in the same way. Keep your login details somewhere safe, and do not store them on a note kept with the phone.
Once the site is open, you can save it to your home screen from the browser menu, so that it opens with one tap next time. This creates a shortcut to the website rather than an installed app, so there is no separate download to update. If you change phones, open the site again on the new phone and add the shortcut there too.
Keeping your account and money safe on a phone
Protect the phone with a passcode, fingerprint or face lock, and do not share the device while you are logged in. Log out when you finish, especially on a phone that other people use, and do not save your password on a shared device. Avoid logging in over public Wi-Fi networks, where your details are easier to intercept. Use your mobile data or a network you trust instead.
Playing on mobile data uses your allowance, and a long session can use more than you expect. Check your plan before you play away from Wi-Fi, and keep an eye on your usage if your plan has a limit. Set your own spending and time limits before you start, and decide in advance when you will stop. The safer gambling page explains where to get support if play stops feeling in your control.
Betti does not hold a licence from the UK Gambling Commission, so it is not licensed to offer gambling to players in the UK. The rules for UK-licensed operators, such as identity checks before play and self-exclusion through GAMSTOP, do not cover Betti. You can check the regulator's public register yourself at the Gambling Commission.