Mobile web only. No native iOS or Android app. Responsive site works on all modern browsers. One source mentions a PWA add-to-home-screen option.
Mobile web only. No native iOS or Android app. Responsive site works on all modern browsers. One source mentions a PWA add-to-home-screen option.. Platform score in our testing: 8.2/10.
To set expectations for Bet105 specifically: there is no native iOS or Android app to download. It's mobile web through your phone's browser, and one source mentions an add-to-home-screen (PWA) shortcut, though we'd treat that as a bookmark rather than a true installed app. For a crypto sportsbook this is normal, and it sidesteps the app-store gambling restrictions that would apply anyway. The upside is nothing to update; the trade-off is no push notifications or offline shell.
In use, the mobile site behaves like a responsive version of the desktop book rather than a stripped-back cut-down. The bet slip, live markets, cashier and account settings are all reachable, and because the whole thing runs in the browser your login, wallet and any active rebate follow you between phone and laptop with nothing to sync. The main things a browser can't replicate are the conveniences of a real app: no home-screen push alerts for line moves or promo drops, and no biometric unlock unless your browser provides it.
Our fair read is that a mobile-web-only book is fine for the modern crypto audience and a minor knock against operators with polished native apps, which is roughly how it lands in the platform score. Set your two-factor authenticator up before you need it, since it works the same on mobile as desktop and is usually required to withdraw. Log in the same way you would on desktop, covered on our login page.
A quick word on the add-to-home-screen option, since it's the closest thing to an app here. Saving the site to your home screen gives you a one-tap icon and a full-screen view without the browser bars, which does make it feel more app-like. What it doesn't give you is any offline capability or genuine push notifications, so don't rely on it to alert you to a closing line. It's a convenience shortcut, nothing more, and it's entirely optional.
The bet slip, navigation and account functions were tested on a phone browser during our review. See the full platform breakdown in our complete review.