The “App” from Safecasino is basically the website wrapped up with a shortcut icon. You’ll get plenty of “Install App” messages, but don’t get tricked. There’s no native app here. Safecasino is a browser-only casino. Is it good? It works quite well to be honest.
When I opened it on my phone, it was quite snappy when I was making my way to Play’n GO’s games. Not only do good old mobile classics like Fire Joker work well, but also more visually intense slots like Gates of Olympus play without issues. I juggled some back and forth between the slots and the live casino and it all remained stable. That’s what we all came to expect.
Overall, the mobile casino is quite nice, but trying to fool people with a PWA instead of putting in the effort to bring out a real app is a bit disappointing. If you go beyond the silly marketing, Safecasino is a good addition to New Zealand’s mobile gaming scene.
| 📱 Android version |
5.0+ |
| 📲 iOS version | 11.0+ |
| ⚙️ Android .apk |
No ❌ |
| ⚙️ iOS .ipa | No ❌ |
| 🎁 Mobile bonuses: | Yes ✅ |
| 🎮 Demo Games | Yes ✅ |
How to Get Started With Safecasino on Android & iOS
Safecasino won’t slow you down with any unnecessary details when signing up. It will ask for them later. After you have already deposited, won some spins and want to cash out your first winnings… Typical.
- Open Safecasino in your mobile browser (Chrome on Android, Safari on iPhone).
- Tap Join now (top bar) and you get a pop-up where the welcome offer choice sits on the left and the registration form sits on the right.
- Pick the bonus option (easy to miss if you’re speed-clicking), set country/currency (NZD is there), enter email plus password, then submit.
Immediately after that you land in the lobby and the left menu is already open like it’s been waiting for you: Promotions, Tournaments, VIP Program, and more. Nothing to download or set up, you can start clicking tiles immediately.
Safecasino for Android
Android is essentially: Chrome > Safecasino > play. If you want it to have it as an app on your home screen, do the “Add to Home Screen” trick from the browser menu (the three vertical dots). You will have an icon that looks like any other app but it will simply launch the casino’s website and get you into your profile instead.
The only time it will remind you of its browser-based nature is when your network slows down: you select a menu item and it does not “stick”, you select another one and now you are on the wrong web page and you are mad.
Safecasino for iOS Devices
Safecasino works the same way on Safari (iPhone/iPad): Open Safari > safecasino.com >use the Share Icon (at the bottom of the screen) to add Safecasino to your Home Screen.
Now when you go to your home screen, you can simply tap it as if it were an actual native app, and it will load in your browser. You’ll probably forget it is actually just Safari running in disguise until something has to reload mid-scroll.
No App Store detours here. Just the site plus the Application tab that sits in the Menu Bar as a subtle clue.
Mobile Games of Safecasino
The mobile library of Safecasino is quite a handful. It’s over 3,000 games and counting, and the only reason it doesn’t feel like pure chaos is thanks to the good UI. Without it and especially without the search bar and filtering options, you’re just flipping tiles until your thumb goes numb.
Stuff I actually bumped into quickly (and it’s the kind of mix you’d expect from Safecasino’s provider list):
- Fire Joker (Play’n GO): fast spins, old-school pace, no “story,” just hit spin and watch it fly.
- Golden Penny 2 (Playson): modern, noisy, pushes you toward the next bonus like it’s a dare.
- Tornado Power Hold & Win (Playson): locking symbols + respins, the usual “one more spin” trap that turns into ten.
- Gator Hunters (Nolimit City): harsher feel, not the friendly fruit-slot rhythm — it’s got that “this might punish you” energy.
- Book of Tribes (Spinomenal): book-style setup where you’re basically waiting for the right symbol to show up and stop teasing you.
And the Live tab offers the same late-night bounce: open a lobby, stare at a table for 5–10 seconds, leave, open another one, repeat. I saw great hits like XXXtreme Lightning Baccarat, Infinite Blackjack, and roulette lobbies like VIP Roulette and French Roulette.
Overall, I find Safecasino to be worth a look. Is it ground-breaking or does it offer something that New Zealand has in short supply? Not really. It’s a modern mobile casino with a solid roster of games and varied bonuses. If that floats your boat, go for it.