LottoGo does not have an Android app. On an Android phone you play through the LottoGo mobile site, which opens in your browser, so there is nothing to download from the Play Store. The iPhone has a separate iPhone app, and the mobile site is available on both platforms. This page explains how the Android route works and what to check before you play on a phone.
What you can do on an Android phone
The mobile site is the way to reach LottoGo from an Android device. You can log in to your account if you already have one, or create an account if you are new. Both happen in the browser, the same way as the steps above describe.
The site loads when you open it, so the quality of your connection decides how smooth the games and pages will be. A weak signal will slow down everything, and a sudden drop can interrupt a game in progress. If you are playing on the move, it helps to know how stable your connection is before you start.
Before you rely on the phone for a longer session, open one game and check that the controls and the information about the game fit your screen. If text is hard to read, turn the phone to landscape view or try the same page on a larger device. You can find more about the mobile version on its own page.
Live games and games with video use more mobile data than a basic slot. Keep this in mind when you compare a session on your phone with one on a computer.
Playing in the browser instead of an app
There is no installation step for Android, because LottoGo does not offer an Android app. The mobile site runs in the browser, so you open it by typing its address, using a bookmark you saved yourself, or following a shortcut you created. You can also visit LottoGo directly from this page.
Do not install an Android file from a link, an email or a social media post that claims to be a LottoGo app. LottoGo does not offer an Android app, so an installer presented as one should not be trusted. If a link asks you to change security settings to allow installs from unknown sources, close it and open the site from your browser instead.
A shortcut added to the home screen is a quick link to the website. It is not an app installed on the phone, and it still needs an internet connection. If the page loads slowly or not at all, check your connection and make sure Chrome is up to date through the Play Store. <<</FIX 1>>>
Keeping your account safe on a phone
Set a screen lock with a passcode, fingerprint or face unlock, so that nobody else can open your browser or your account while the phone is unlocked. A phone that is left open on a table is the most common way an account is accessed by someone it was not meant for.
Log out when you finish, especially on a device that other people use. Avoid logging in on public computers or on Wi-Fi networks you do not know, and do not save your login details in a browser that someone else can open.
Mobile data is charged by your provider. Video streams use more of it than a basic slot, so check your allowance or use Wi-Fi for longer sessions. Decide before you start how long you plan to play, and stop when that time is up.
LottoGo offers deposit limits, time-outs and self-exclusion, and GAMSTOP covers UK-licensed online operators. You can read about these tools on the safer gambling page before you start.