Here are mobile casino options and practical guidance for playing real‑money jackpot games from the United States. Note: U.S. availability depends on your state — many apps are only legal in specific states. Always check your state laws and the casino’s license before depositing.

Top mobile casinos (well‑known, offer jackpot/progressive slots or jackpot games)

• BetMGM Casino — large mobile app, progressive jackpot titles and MGM’s own jackpot promotions; available only in states where BetMGM is licensed. (afkgaming.com)
• FanDuel Casino — full mobile app with a wide game library and jackpot-style slots/promotions where licensed. (afkgaming.com)
• DraftKings Casino — mobile casino with slot jackpots and integrated promotions in licensed states. (afkgaming.com)
• Caesars (Caesars Casino / Caesars Palace online) — mobile app with progressive jackpot slot offerings and loyalty integration where available. (afkgaming.com)
• Golden Nugget — known for big‑jackpot slots and strong mobile experience in states where it operates. (afkgaming.com)
• BetRivers / Rush Street (incl. PlaySugarHouse in some states) — state‑by‑state availability, offers jackpot slots in licensed markets. (See each site for license/availability.) (casinowhizz.com)

Other types of sites often promoted for jackpots (usually offshore or crypto-friendly)

• Slots.lv, Wild Casino, SuperSlots, Ignition, Black Lotus and similar casino brands often advertise progressive and fixed jackpots and support mobile play — many accept crypto and serve interstate/ international players, but these are typically not state‑regulated U.S. apps; legal status and player protections differ. If you consider these, verify licensing and withdrawal reputation carefully. (casinowhizz.com)

Which jackpot games are common on mobile

• Provider staples that often appear in mobile casino lobbies: Mega Moolah, Divine Fortune, Age of the Gods, various “network” progressive titles and casino-branded progressive pools. Availability depends on the operator and the software providers they carry. (yonkerstimes.com)

How to pick a safe mobile casino (check these before you play)

1. Confirm it’s licensed for real‑money play in your state — look for state regulator info (e.g., New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement, Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board) on the casino’s site. Licensed U.S. apps offer the strongest consumer protections. (afkgaming.com)
2. Check the license and operator (company name), and whether the app is listed in state app stores. Regulated sites will usually display their license and regulator. (afkgaming.com)
3. Read payout/WIN history and withdrawal methods — regulated apps commonly support ACH, PayPal, card and sometimes PayNearMe; offshore sites often favor crypto. (casinowhizz.com)
4. Look for independent audits/RTG or provider info and RTP details for jackpot games (progressives often have different effective RTP because of the jackpot contribution). (yonkerstimes.com)
5. Check reputation: reviews, complaint records, forum histories (AskGamblers / Reddit), and payment speed reports. (OwnedCore.com)

Responsible gambling & practical tips

• Set deposit and loss limits in the app, use self‑exclusion tools if needed, and treat jackpots as low‑probability outcomes (progressives can be lucrative but are rare). Most regulated apps provide responsible‑gaming links and support. (afkgaming.com)

If you want, I can:

• Look up which of these apps are available in your specific U.S. state (I can check by state and list currently licensed apps), or
• Pull current progressive jackpots for a specific game (e.g., Mega Moolah, Divine Fortune) and where they’re playable on mobile.

Which of those would you like me to check next (or tell me your state and I’ll list licensed mobile apps there)?