Getting the mobile experience right is mostly about using the proper install method for your device and keeping a few settings in order. Below is a clean, up-to-date walkthrough focused on Android and iOS, plus practical fixes for the most common roadblocks new players hit on first launch.
Android setup: install to home screen and smooth sign-in
Open crown pokies in Chrome on your phone. Wait on the homepage for a moment – if the site supports installation, you’ll see “Install app” or “Add to Home screen” in the Chrome menu. Tap it, confirm, then open the icon from your app drawer. Sign in, set a strong password, and enable screen lock or biometric entry on your device for quicker access next time. If the install prompt doesn’t appear, update Chrome, reload the homepage, and stay on it for several seconds before checking the menu again.
If you’re migrating from desktop, keep the same account – there’s no need to create a new one. Make sure your time zone is correct in Android settings, as mismatched time can cause verification prompts to loop during login or cashier checks. Low storage also leads to partial installs, so keep a few hundred megabytes free before you start.
iPhone and iPad: Add to Home Screen and sensible settings
Open the site in Safari, tap the Share icon, then choose Add to Home Screen. The icon launches full-screen, without the Safari address bar, so navigation feels app-like. Sign in once, allow notifications if you want promo or payout alerts, and keep iOS updated for the best performance. If pages seem sluggish, turn off Low Power Mode during play – background throttling can slow animations and network calls.
If the icon stops opening correctly after an update, remove it and add it again through Safari. For stuck sessions or repeated logouts, clear the domain’s Website Data: Settings → Safari → Advanced → Website Data → search the domain → Remove. Reopen the icon, sign in, and you’re back to normal.
Security, updates, and quick fixes that actually help
Install only from the official domain and verify the padlock (HTTPS). Avoid third-party mirrors. Keep your browser current – Chrome and Safari ship frequent PWA improvements that affect install prompts, caching, and notifications. Notifications should be granted only once you’re comfortable with the experience; you can toggle them later in system settings if needed.
When something breaks, match the symptom to a specific fix. Missing install prompt on Android – update Chrome, reload, and wait briefly on the homepage before checking the menu. Layout glitches or empty screens – clear site data and reopen. Repeated cashier errors – confirm device time and region, retry with a stable connection, and re-enter billing details carefully. If the icon crashes right after tapping it, update the OS, free storage, restart the phone, then reinstall the home-screen icon.
A short final note: treat setup as a single, ordered run – open the site, add it to your home screen, sign in once, and keep your browser and OS updated. This sequence avoids the usual friction and gives you a stable mobile experience from day one.
