Free and paid Madden, CFB & 2K matches against real players.
Daily Gaming is on the App Store. Same app, same matches.
Daily Gaming is a phone app. Scan this code to open this page on your Android phone.





Android asks one extra question for apps from outside the Play Store. That's normal.
Tap Download, then open the file.
If asked, turn on Allow from this source.
Tap Install (or Install anyway), then sign in.
Yes. The app is signed by Daily Gaming LLC and served over HTTPS. Android shows the same "unknown sources" warning for every app installed outside the Play Store, including big ones like Fortnite.
To check that your file is exactly the one we published, its SHA-256 is 99c80541ca87d78050351c48e26b11c4f7b9109298cb5792ed9898089ad8b6c5. On a Mac or Linux computer, shasum -a 256 daily-gaming-1.0.1-build18.apk should print the same string. You can also see the developer signature under Settings → Apps → Daily Gaming → Advanced → App details.
Google Play doesn't allow apps where people can put up real money to win a real-money prize, unless the developer holds a gambling licence in every state. That rule covers skill games too, even though Daily Gaming results come down to how well you play.
So Android gets the app directly from us. It's the same app that runs on iPhone, with the same matches and payouts. We don't expect Play's policy to change, so there won't be a Play Store version.
Some phones say "Play Protect doesn't recognize this app's developer." Tap More details, then Install anyway. That's expected for apps from outside the Play Store and doesn't mean the app is unsafe.
Paid contests aren't allowed in every state, so the app has to confirm where you are before you enter one. It checks when you open the app, using your phone's location services, because an IP address is too easy to fake. We don't track you in the background and we don't share or sell your location. If you decline, the app can't verify where you are, so it won't let you play.
Android 7.0 (Nougat) and newer, on phones and tablets in portrait mode. It also runs on Amazon Fire tablets: download it with the Silk browser, and you may need to turn on "Apps from Unknown Sources" under Settings → Security & Privacy first.
Most updates arrive on their own. Once in a while a bigger change needs a fresh download from this page. When that happens, the app shows a banner. Download the new file and install it over the top. Don't uninstall first (see above). Android won't ask you to allow installs a second time.
Email support@daily-gaming.com with your phone model and the step you're on, and we'll walk you through it.