Friday Roll on your phone
Most of our players in Australia use a phone at least some of the time, so the site is built to work on a small screen. The lobby, the cashier, your account settings and customer support all load in your mobile browser. You log in with the same details you use on a computer, and your balance, history and any active promotions are identical on both.
We do not ask you to hunt for a file in an app store. The quickest way to play Friday Roll on mobile is to open the site in your browser and, if you like, save a shortcut to your home screen. That shortcut opens the site in its own window, which feels close to an app.
Browser or app: which one to use
Playing in the browser means nothing takes up storage on your phone and you always see the current version of the site. There is nothing to update. The downside is that you depend on your browser, so a very old browser version can load pages slowly or display games poorly.
The home screen shortcut gives you one-tap access and removes the address bar, which leaves a little more room for the game. It still loads the live site, so it behaves like the browser version underneath. If you see a dedicated app mentioned anywhere, check that the link comes from our own site before you install it. Look in the footer or help section of the site for the current information on app availability.
How to add Friday Roll to your home screen
iPhone and iPad
- Open the Friday Roll site in Safari and log in.
- Tap the Share icon at the bottom of the screen.
- Choose Add to Home Screen and confirm the name.
- Tap Add. The icon now sits with your other apps.
Android
- Open the site in Chrome and log in.
- Tap the three-dot menu in the top corner.
- Select Add to Home screen or Install app, whichever your browser shows.
- Confirm, and the shortcut appears on your home screen.
If the option is missing, update your browser and try again. Menu wording differs slightly between phone brands and browser versions.
What differs from desktop
The games and the account are the same. The differences are mostly about layout and how you interact with the screen.
| Area | Mobile | Desktop |
|---|---|---|
| Navigation | Compact menu, tap to open sections | Full menu visible at once |
| Games | Play in portrait or landscape | Larger screen, more of the interface visible |
| Cashier | Same options, shown in a stacked layout | Same options, side-by-side layout |
| Support | Live chat and email from the browser | Live chat and email from the browser |
Some games work better in landscape, and a few have extra panels that are tucked away behind a button on a small screen. Game information, paytables and settings are usually found by tapping the menu or info icon inside the game.
Connection, location and VPNs
Our site checks where a visit is coming from. If a connection appears to originate from a country where we cannot offer our service, you may see a message saying the site cannot be accessed. A VPN is a common cause, including one left running on your phone in the background. Switch it off, reload the page and try again. If the message stays, contact customer support by email or live chat and they will look into it.
A stable connection matters more on mobile than on a home network. Mobile data can drop when you move between towers, and a game round in progress will normally be completed on the server, but check your balance and game history after reconnecting.
Deposits, withdrawals and account safety
The cashier on mobile offers the same payment options as on desktop. Available methods, minimum and maximum amounts and processing times are listed in the cashier and in our payment terms, so check them there before you deposit. Amounts are shown in AUD.
Keep your phone locked with a PIN or biometric, avoid public Wi-Fi when you log in, and log out on shared devices. Verification documents may be requested before a withdrawal, and you can usually photograph and upload them straight from your phone.
Gambling should stay a form of entertainment. Set deposit limits in your account, take breaks when you need them, and use self-exclusion tools if play stops being fun. If you are worried about your gambling, Gambling Help Online offers free support in Australia on 1800 858 858.