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How to install the mobile app on Android

Open your favorite browser. On your Android phone, open Google Chrome or any other browser you prefer to use.
Visit the website. Type the URL of BC.Game directly into the browser’s address bar to go to the main page of the site.
Create a quick shortcut. Tap on the menu icon, which is either three dots or a gear, usually located in the upper right corner of the screen. Then, select the option “Add to Home Screen.”
Name the shortcut. You can give a name to the shortcut that will appear on your home screen. You can call it “BC.Game” or any other name that makes sense to you.
Add to the home screen. Confirm the creation of the shortcut by clicking “Add.” Now, you have super quick access to BC.Game right from your home screen, just like an app!

Grab your iOS device and open the Safari browser. It’s great for this because it’s designed to work well with iOS.
Access the website. In Safari, type the address of the BC.Game website and press enter to open their page.
To create a shortcut, go to the website and navigate to the navigation bar at the bottom. Tap the share icon, which is a square with an arrow pointing upward.
On the main screen, open the menu. Then, scroll down until you find the option “Add to Home Screen” and tap on it. You can choose a name for the shortcut. It could be “BC.Game” or something you prefer.
After naming it, click “Add” located at the top right of the screen. Done! Now you have a button on your main screen that leads directly to the BC.Game website, almost like an app.

Requirements	Android	iOS
Operating System	Android 5.0 or higher	iOS 11.0 or higher
Disk space	None, just a shortcut on the home screen	None, just a shortcut on the home screen
Browser	Google Chrome, Firefox etc.	Safari recommended
Internet connection	Stable connection recommended	Stable connection recommended
RAM memory	1 GB or more	1 GB or more
Processor	Not specified	Not specified

Free-falling updates. Since the mobile version is actually a website displayed in the browser, it refreshes automatically, much like a chameleon in search of novelty. This means users enjoy the convenience of always using the latest version without the need to click on downloads or worry about manual updates.
Less space on the digital shelf. You don’t need to worry about adding an extra app on your device, which frees up valuable memory space, essential for those with devices full of content.
Universal compatibility. It works on any device with a modern browser, effectively eliminating compatibility issues that often arise between different operating system versions or types of phones.
Immediate access. You don’t have to go through app stores, which can speed up your access, especially in places where some apps face blocks or restrictions.
Security enhancements. Security improvements are integrated directly by the server, which can be quicker than relying on users’ willingness to update an app.

App store approval and limitations. Apps must pass through the scrutiny of app stores, which can restrict access, especially when it comes to gambling games that often face barriers in various locations.
Updates are the user’s responsibility. Unlike the mobile website version, apps require users to manually update, which can lead to discrepancies in the experience if the person does not remember to update regularly.
Resource consumption. Apps can consume more system resources, such as battery and data, especially if they are not finely tuned.
Restricted access. In some locations, the app may face barriers to being found in virtual stores due to regional regulations, thus making it difficult for users to access these platforms.

Content restrictions. The realms of Google Play and the App Store have golden rules about apps that deal with luck. Typically, they only approve gambling apps from licensed operators sanctioned in specifically chosen locales. Given the diversity of regulations that spread like painting an abstract canvas from one country to another, navigating this jungle of rules on multiple fronts can become a real puzzle.

The rules of the game. Various countries have strict regulations that control or even ban virtual betting. These rules can be like a broken bridge for the inclusion of gambling apps on major digital shelves like PlayMarket and AppStore, making it difficult or completely barring their appearance.

Changes in app store rules. Recently, both Google and Apple have tightened their grip by implementing new guidelines that make life stricter for gambling-related apps. These updates bring more stringent requirements for paperwork and proof of the regularity of operators.

Attraction to portable website versions. Many operators in the gambling world choose to invest in creating and promoting mobile versions of their websites instead of launching specific apps. This not only circumvents the rules of app providers but also opens up a range of possibilities for making adjustments and keeping everything in top shape.

Problems with distribution and maintenance. Distributing an app through app stores can be challenging due to the need for frequent updates and maintenance to comply with changes in gambling laws and policies. The mobile web version allows for quicker and more direct updates.

Find the icon. Go to where the BC.Game shortcut is located. This could be on the home screen or in the area where your apps are kept.
Remove the shortcut. Press and hold the icon until options appear. Typically, you’ll see an option called ‘Remove’ or a trash can icon. Drag the icon to this choice.
Confirm the deletion. If your device asks, confirm that you really want to delete the shortcut. This prevents it from being removed accidentally.

Access the home screen of your device. Look for the BC.Game app icon.
Activate the removal mode. To do this, tap and hold any icon until all of them start to jiggle. On newer models, you might need to choose the ‘Edit Home Screen’ option.
Delete the shortcut. Tap on the minus sign or ‘Remove’ near the BC.Game icon. Then, confirm by tapping ‘Delete’ or ‘Remove’.
Exit the removal mode. Tap ‘Done’ at the top right corner or press the home button if you’re using an older iPhone.