Yes — many online casinos offer mobile apps, but availability and how you access them depend on where you are and whether the casino is licensed to operate there.

What to expect

• Native apps: Some operators provide iOS apps in the Apple App Store and Android apps in Google Play (or downloadable APKs from the casino’s site where Play Store rules restrict real-money gambling).
• Mobile websites/web apps: Many casinos are mobile-optimized websites or progressive web apps (PWAs) that work like apps in your phone browser (no download required).
• Game selection: Most mobile apps/websites include slots, table games (blackjack, roulette), live dealer games, and account/deposit/withdrawal functions.
• Geolocation and account checks: Real‑money apps use geolocation and ID verification to comply with local laws; they won’t work outside permitted jurisdictions.

Safety and legality checklist (must-do before playing)

• Check local law: Real‑money online casino gambling is regulated state-by-state in the U.S.; confirm it’s legal in your state.
• Verify licensing: Look for a valid gambling license (state gaming commission or a recognized regulator) displayed on the casino’s site or app.
• Download sources: Only download apps from official app stores or the operator’s official website. Avoid third‑party app stores or untrusted APKs.
• Read reviews and terms: Check user reviews, withdrawal policies, wagering requirements on bonuses, and responsible-gambling tools.
• Payment security: Use secure payment methods and confirm responsible withdrawal and identity verification processes.
• Responsible play: Set deposit limits, self‑exclusion options, and know the signs of problem gambling.

If you want, I can:

• Check whether mobile apps are available for casinos in a specific U.S. state (I’ll need the state and will look up current availability and legal status).
• Explain how to install an Android APK safely or how to add a site to your home screen as a PWA.