Mr Green has an app for iPhone and an app for Android, and its mobile site opens in your phone's browser. You do not have to install anything to play on a phone, but the app is the quicker option if you use Mr Green often on your device.
Choose the option that fits your phone and your habits. The sections below cover what you can do on a phone, how to install the iPhone app and how to keep your account safe when you play on the go.
What you can do on your phone
The Mr Green app for iPhone and the mobile version both let you use Mr Green away from a desktop computer. The app sits on your home screen and opens like any other app. The mobile version needs nothing installed and opens in your phone's browser. Which one suits you depends on how often you play and whether you want something on your device.
The main difference you will notice is the screen. Games, menus and text take up less space than on a desktop monitor, so details are easier to miss. Read the game rules and the paytable before you start a round, so you know what each symbol and feature does before you bet.
Check the bet controls before you confirm a stake. Small buttons are easy to tap by mistake, and a stake you did not intend can be hard to undo. Look at the total of your bet on screen before each spin or hand.
Results are random on a phone just as they are on a desktop. The device you use does not change how a game pays, and no screen or setting can predict the next outcome. Use the paytable and the information in each game to understand the maximum win and how the features are triggered, rather than looking for patterns in past rounds.
Phones also make it easy to start playing without planning to. A notification, a quick tap and a few minutes on the bus can turn into a longer session than you meant. Decide how long you want to play before you open the app, and stop when that time is up.
Installing the iPhone app
The Mr Green app for iPhone is downloaded from the App Store. Search for Mr Green in the App Store, check that the listing is published by Mr Green, then tap Get and confirm the download with Face ID, Touch ID or your passcode. Before you download, look at the listing for the iOS version it needs and make sure your iPhone has enough free storage.
Download apps only from the App Store on your iPhone. Ignore links in messages, emails or websites that offer an installation file or ask you to install a profile. If the listing does not look right, do not install it, and contact Mr Green before you continue.
Once the app has installed, open it and log in with your existing account. If you do not yet have an account, you can sign up here and then open the app to log in. You can also log in here from your browser if you prefer to start there.
If you prefer not to install anything, the mobile site works in Safari on your iPhone. Adding a shortcut to your home screen from Safari gives you quick access without the App Store. Whichever way you choose, you need a stable connection to log in and play.
Android users can find the steps for the Android app on the Android app page. The choice comes down to your phone and what you prefer to use.
Keeping your account and your play safe on a phone
Protect your phone with a passcode, Face ID or Touch ID, so that no one else can open the app or your account. Do not share your phone with anyone while you are logged in. Log out when you finish, especially on a shared or borrowed device, and keep your phone's software up to date so that security fixes are installed.
Avoid logging in on public Wi-Fi, where you cannot be sure who else is using the network. Use your own mobile data or a network you trust. Keep your login details to yourself and do not write them down where someone else can see them.
Check your mobile data allowance before a long session. Playing on Wi-Fi keeps data use predictable and helps you avoid surprise charges from your provider. If you are on a limited plan, decide how much data you can spare before you start.
UK-licensed operators must offer deposit limits, time-outs and self-exclusion, and GAMSTOP covers all UK-licensed online operators. If you want to use those tools, set them up in your account before your next session.
If play is becoming hard to manage, the safer gambling page explains where to get support. GamCare runs the National Gambling Helpline, which can help you think through your options.