Section C · App notes
App notes: installing the platforms safely
None of these apps are in the Play Store or App Store, so every install is a side-load: an APK file on Android, an enterprise-signed build on iPhone. That is also why we no longer host any files here. Builds change every few months, old links go stale, and a stale APK from a random mirror is the easiest way to end up with something you did not ask for.
Get the current link from the account provider you actually play with. The pages below explain what the install screens will ask you, which builds existed, and what usually fixes an app that refuses to open.
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Install notes, one per app
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Install notes Installing ACE333 on iPhone, Android or a Windows PC
ACE333 came as an iPhone build, an Android APK and a Windows file. Here is how each install goes, and why you should get the link from your provider.
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Install notes 918Kiss download notes for Android and iPhone (SCR888)
What the 918Kiss app download actually involves on Android and iPhone, why iOS asks you to trust a developer, and where to get a current link.
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Install notes Getting LPE88 (Lucky Palace) onto your phone or PC
Lucky Palace is the one app family that split slots and live tables into separate downloads. Here is what that means when you install it.
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Install notes Play8oy app notes: installing Casino Play8oy 2 on phone and PC
Play8oy installs as 'Play8oy 2' and needs the usual enterprise trust step on iPhone. What changed since the 2018 download page, and what to watch for.
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Install notes Live22 on Android, iPhone, Windows and Mac: install notes
Live22 shipped four builds, Mac included. Notes on each install, the iPhone trust screen, and the YouTube shows the lobby used to link to.
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Install notes Joker123 app for iPhone and Android: what to expect when installing
The Joker123 app installs as a plain 'Joker' icon and needs one trust step on iPhone. Notes on the install and on reading GP amounts in its games.
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Install notes Mega888 on Android and iPhone: builds, trust prompt and fixes
Mega888's iPhone build carried a certificate name that had nothing to do with gaming. Why that happens, and how to install and reinstall the app safely.
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Install notes Sky777 on Android and iPhone: a short install note
Sky777's download page was just two buttons. A short note on the iOS and Android builds, where to get a current link and what the lobby shows.
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Install notes Rollex11 app notes: the Android slot and live builds, and PC
Rollex11 had separate Android apps for slots and live games, and a PC route through an emulator. What the old page offered and what to ask for now.
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Install notes Putting 3Win8 on your iPhone, Android phone or PC
On iPhone, 3Win8 appears as '3Win8 Install' and asks you to trust a developer before it opens. How the install goes on each device, and what to check after.
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Install notes NTC33 (Newtown) downloads: phone apps and the Windows client
Newtown's NTC33 was one of the few apps with a proper desktop client. Notes on the Android builds, the Windows version and table limits worth reading.
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XE88 for Android and iPhone: what installing it involves
XE88 joined the old download section in 2019 with just two buttons. A short note on getting the Android or iPhone build safely and keeping it working.
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Install notes Pussy888 app for iPhone and Android: install and first checks
Pussy888 was the newest app on the old download pages. How the iPhone and Android installs go today and what to look at once you are in the lobby.
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Install notes Star996 in the browser: notes on the web version
Star996 never had an app on this site, just a web link. What that means for logging in safely, and how credit works when you bet on matches.
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