Google's Android devices have been driving mobile gaming for years. A couple of years ago, Android was an unparalleled alternative because it found support for Adobe Flash technology, which was lacking on Apple and Microsoft devices. Flash is a favorite technology for browser casinos, and it was a standard in mobile casinos until recently. Casinos are now rapidly moving to HTML5 technology, which is better suited to all device fleets. In fact, Android has abandoned Flash too, so it's no longer an advantage to others, but it's still by far the best and most supported platform for mobile gaming. So, most online casinos work directly on Androids, which means that often there is no standalone version of Android. Mobile casinos are evolving at an ever-increasing rate, so device support and game selections are changing almost weekly. Therefore, you should actively monitor the situation in your own casino.
When you open a web casino web page on your Android phone or tablet, the site automatically redirects you to a mobile casino optimized for the touch screen. Virtually every major casino has a high-quality mobile site where you can do the same thing as a computer. You can open an account, deposit money, contact customer service and of course play. There are well over three hundred custom-made games for Android, and over 100 at the best individual casinos, including classic blackjack, roulette, and millions of euros in jackpots. Only a handful are left in browser casinos, all game types are well represented and the quality is right.
You can play at any casino that you can browse on your Android device. Until a year ago, however, it was not possible to talk about flexible and clever gaming. One phone could play perfectly smoothly while the other phone was a mess. Now the situation has changed. With the convergence of the Android camp and the advanced technology on both devices and casinos, the situation has leveled out. Of course, technical problems such as bugs and crashes are encountered from time to time on all devices and sites. The problems so far seem to be quite random and independent of the hardware, software or casino. Fortunately, they are also rare nowadays, so they hardly affect gaming. If games aren't working on your Android device, first try changing your browser and updating your operating system. Some casinos only work with the latest versions of Android.
