Daily Gaming for Android is distributed directly from our site. iOS users — request early access from our main page.
Most updates install themselves. From build 13 onward the app checks for a new version every time it starts, downloads it quietly in the background, and runs it the next time you open the app. Bug fixes, new games and interface changes all arrive this way, with nothing for you to do and no download to approve. Updates never interrupt a match in progress.
Bigger changes — anything touching the parts of the app Android installs rather than the parts we can send over the air — still need a fresh APK from this page. Those are rare. Bookmark this page, compare the build number on the button above against Settings → Apps → Daily Gaming, and install the new file over the top when it's ahead. Your account, your wallet and your match history all survive, and Android won't ask you to allow installs from this source a second time.
Because Google Play doesn't allow apps like this one. Play's Real-Money Gambling, Games and Contests policy prohibits any app that lets people put up real money to win a prize of real-world monetary value, unless the developer holds a gambling licence in each state it operates in.
That rule covers games of skill too. It doesn't matter that Daily Gaming outcomes are decided entirely by how well you play, and it doesn't matter that federal law treats paid skill contests differently from gambling — Play's policy is its own, and it's stricter. There is no version of this app that both pays out real prizes and lives on the Play Store.
So Android gets the app directly from us. It's the same build that runs on iPhone, with the same escrow contracts and the same payouts — the only difference is where you get the file. We don't expect Play's policy to change, so we'd rather tell you that plainly than keep you waiting on a store listing that isn't coming.
The APK is signed by Daily Gaming LLC and served over HTTPS. If you want to verify the file you downloaded is byte-for-byte the one we published, its SHA-256 is 466fb5c5579486168f0d40d20ba3a0bf74e3a897fc47ff703d78dc233c6e9dc0 — on a Mac or Linux box, shasum -a 256 daily-gaming-1.0.0-build13.apk should print the same string. The Android "unknown sources" warning applies to any app installed outside the Play Store, including from well-known developers like Epic Games. You can verify the developer signature in your phone's Settings → Apps → Daily Gaming → Advanced → App details.
Android 7.0 (Nougat) and newer. The app works on phones and tablets in portrait mode.
Some devices show "Play Protect doesn't recognize this app's developer." Tap More details, then Install anyway. This is expected for sideloaded apps and does not indicate the app is unsafe.
Yes — Daily Gaming also runs on Fire OS via the same APK. Use Silk Browser to download and tap to install. You may need to enable "Apps from Unknown Sources" in Settings → Security & Privacy first.
There won't be one — see above. Direct download is how Daily Gaming ships on Android, the same way Epic distributes Fortnite and Skillz distributes its cash tournaments. If you'd still rather not sideload, join the waitlist and we'll email you if that ever changes.
Email support@daily-gaming.com with your device model and what step you got stuck on, and we'll walk you through it.