Mr Green has an app for Android, so you can play on your phone without opening a browser. You can also use the mobile site in your phone's browser, which is the better choice if you do not want to install anything. Both routes lead to the same casino, so the decision comes down to what suits your phone and how you plan to use it.
What you can do on an Android phone
Both options are available on Android, and the table above lists them. The app is installed on the phone and opens straight into the casino. The mobile site needs no installation and runs in whichever browser you normally use, so it works on a phone you prefer not to add software to.
Which option feels better depends on your phone and your connection. Try both for a few minutes before you settle on one. If pages load slowly on mobile data, switching to the other option may help. If you want the browser route, the Mr Green mobile version page explains how to open it.
Think about how you will use the phone. If you play on a shared or borrowed device, the browser route leaves nothing installed behind. If you play regularly on your own phone, the app keeps the casino one tap away, which is also the reason to be careful about how often you open it.
How to get the Android app
Start from the Android button above, which takes you to the Mr Green website. Look for the app option there and follow the steps shown to install it on your phone. If you are not sure whether a download is genuine, stop and go through the casino's own site rather than a link someone sent you.
Never install an app from an unknown source or from a file sent to you by message or email. A file from outside the route the casino points to can carry malware, and it can read the sign-in details you type into it. Your phone may ask you to allow installs from outside its store. Think carefully before you change that setting, and switch it back off once the install is finished.
Before you start, check that the phone has enough free storage and a stable connection. A download that stops halfway wastes time and data. Keep the phone's software up to date as well, so the app runs reliably.
Once the app is installed, open it and sign in. If you do not have an account yet, you can create one before you start, so the sign-in works the first time you open the app.
If you prefer not to install anything, you can use the mobile site instead. Open visit Mr Green in your phone's browser and sign in there. The steps are shown above, so you can follow them as they are without installing anything.
Keeping your account safe on a phone
Protect the phone the way you would protect your banking app. Set a passcode, PIN or fingerprint lock, and do not leave the device unlocked where someone else can pick it up. Never share your sign-in details, and do not let anyone else use your account on your phone.
Use a private connection where you can. Public Wi-Fi is less safe for entering passwords, and your mobile data is usually a more private connection than an open network. Before a long session, check your data allowance, especially if you also stream video or download updates on the same plan.
If your phone asks whether an app may send you notifications, you can refuse. You do not need alerts to play, and fewer prompts mean fewer reasons to open the app.
UK-licensed operators must offer deposit limits, time-outs and self-exclusion, and GAMSTOP covers all UK-licensed online operators. Find the controls in your account settings after you log in. Set a deposit limit before you deposit, not after, and choose an amount you can afford to lose. A time-out is a break from your account, so treat it as one.
Use your phone's own reminders to check how long you have been playing. Setting an alarm for a set time is simpler than trying to keep track in your head. For more on the tools available, see our safer gambling page.