Browser compatibility
Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Samsung Internet all render the mobile layout correctly. Older browsers may fail to load the live-dealer video stream.
Reference
bdok app — browser first, device ready
We run the mobile site as your primary access point — open bdok from any browser on your phone and you're in. If we release a dedicated app build, we'll list it here with download paths and device requirements.
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COMPATIBILITY
Browser access, screen layout, account requirements
The mobile site works on any device that runs a modern browser — Android phones from the last four years and iPhones from iOS 13 onward handle the interface without issue. Screen layout adapts to portrait and landscape orientation; live tables and sportsbook betslip stack vertically in portrait, then split into side panels in landscape. You need an active account with verified phone number to log in, and your device must accept cookies so the session persists between page loads. If we release a native app, minimum OS versions and storage requirements will appear in the install section above.
Screen size
Portrait mode shows one column; landscape splits the lobby and betslip side by side. Minimum screen width 360 pixels — most phones from the last five years pass.
Account requirement
You must register and verify your phone number before accessing game lobbies or placing deposits. Guest browsing shows game categories but blocks real-money play.
Cookie and session
Enable cookies in browser settings so login tokens persist. Private browsing mode clears the session when you close the tab.
Device check
If a native app launches, we'll list supported Android and iOS versions here. Until then, any device with a current browser meets the requirement.
Mobile access in three steps
Open bdok from Chrome, Safari or your phone's default browser — the mobile site detects screen width and switches to the compact layout automatically. Sign in with your existing account credentials or create a new one if you're visiting for the first time; the registration flow asks for phone number, password and preferred currency. Once logged in, add a home-screen shortcut so
the site icon appears next to your other apps. If we release a native Android or iOS build later, you'll see the download link and APK details on this page — we won't ask you to search third-party stores or sideload from untrusted sources.
- Open the site — Navigate to bdok in any mobile browser. The responsive layout loads automatically when screen width falls below desktop threshold.
- Sign in or register — Enter your phone and password if you already have an account. New visitors tap the registration link and complete the three-field signup form.
- Add home-screen shortcut — Use browser menu to save the site as a home-screen icon. Opens full-screen next time you tap it, just like a native app.
- Check app availability — If a dedicated Android or iOS app becomes available, download instructions and device requirements will appear here. Until then, browser access covers every feature.
Login speed, biometric unlock, push alerts
The mobile build streamlines account access and notification flow — no desktop-only features locked behind a screen size. Fingerprint unlock, push for bet results, and offline lobby preview mean you can check odds on the train or queue a deposit before signal comes back. We keep the feature set tight so the app stays fast and the browser version mirrors it completely.
Biometric login
Set fingerprint or face unlock once in account settings and skip the password every time you open the lobby. Your device handles the auth layer; we never store the biometric data.
Push notifications
Bet settlement, withdrawal approval, and promo start alerts arrive as push messages. Toggle categories in notification preferences so you only get the updates you want.
Dark mode
The interface switches palette based on system preference or manual toggle. Slate background, dimmed chip rows, and reduced blue-light glare for late-night sessions.
Offline lobby preview
Game tiles, thumbnail images and category tabs load into cache while you're online. Scroll the lobby and read game rules even when signal drops; place a bet the moment connection returns.
Push alerts, fast deposit, fingerprint login
The mobile interface puts live tables, slot rooms and sportsbook markets a tap away. Push notifications tell you when a bet settles or a withdrawal clears — no need to refresh the page. Quick deposit shortcuts open your bKash, Nagad or Rocket app directly from the cashier screen, and fingerprint login skips the password step once you've set it up. Dark mode
adjusts the interface for night browsing, and the lobby preview loads offline so you can scroll game tiles even when signal drops. Everything syncs the moment you reconnect.
Mobile app questions
We currently run the mobile site as your primary access — open bdok in your phone browser. If we release a dedicated app build later, download links and device requirements will appear on this page.
Yes. The mobile cashier opens your wallet app directly when you choose bKash, Nagad or Rocket deposit. Confirm the amount and PIN in your wallet, then the funds appear in your account within a minute.
Once you enable biometric unlock in account settings, your phone's fingerprint or face scanner handles login. The credential never leaves your device; we only receive the auth token after successful unlock.
Yes. Allow notification permission when the browser prompts, then toggle categories in your account preferences. You'll receive alerts for bet settlement, withdrawal approval and promo announcements as they happen.
Game tiles and category tabs load into browser cache while you're online. You can scroll the lobby and read rules when signal drops; place a bet the moment connection returns.
Yes. Portrait mode stacks the lobby and betslip vertically; landscape splits them side by side. Live casino video and sportsbook markets both adapt to the wider layout automatically.
Reference
bdok App
Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.
Access may be available only where local law permits.