Ricky Casino App & Mobile
To summarize: I don't download a "Ricky app" from the store, I pin it to my home screen and use the mobile site. Sounds boring, but it works great. I had it in test mode on a personal iPhone and an Android that I only keep around for work trips, primarily utilizing it while commuting and during half-time breaks.
What it feels like on a phone (the honest bit)
Launching from the icon is fast. The lobby opens without all the browser chrome, taps feel snappier, and my account follows me from desktop to mobile. Portrait is comfortable for playing most pokies, I flip to landscape for live tables because chips and controls breathe better there. Battery drain while viewing game pages is normal — if I dim the screen one notch, I can play for a whole evening after just that. Payments and bonuses aren't "cut down" on mobile — same wallet, same promos, same support chat, etc. If you clear site data, you'll have to re-login (Face ID on my phone makes that irrelevant).
Tiny wins & tiny annoyances
- Tiny win: no hefty downloads or surprise updates — the site handles itself.
- Tiny win: the home-screen icon launches in a neat, standalone window; no distracting tabs.
- Annoyance: clear cookies → you’ll log in again (security doing its thing).
- Annoyance: live tables sip more battery; I keep brightness sensible.
My quick tips after a week of real use
- If a game feels “sticky”, close other heavy tabs in your mobile browser — instant improvement.
- Landscape for live tables; portrait for quick spins on the go.
- Keep a little storage free (screenshots pile up faster than you think).
- Turn off auto-rotate if you play lying on the couch — saves accidental flips.
- Headphones help with live-dealer audio; on buses I knock the volume down first.
- Skip random “APK” links you see online. The home-screen install is the intended way.
Short answers (so you don’t scroll forever)
Is there a store app?
Do bonuses and payments work on mobile?
Safe to install an APK from a random site?
My bottom line
I like simple things that work. The icon-to-mobile-site setup isn’t flashy, but it’s light, quick, and gets out of the way. If a one-tap store app appears one day, I’ll try it. For now, this is my daily driver.
PS: if you ever nuke your cookies, don’t panic — log back in and you’re where you left off.