We built the sun games app so your lobby, betslip and cashier sit on one phone screen, with JazzCash and Easypaisa a tap away.
The app carries the same lobby as our desktop site, then adds what a phone actually needs. Your betslip follows you between the sportsbook and the live tables, alerts arrive when a market you follow moves, and the cashier remembers your JazzCash or Easypaisa number so a quick deposit takes seconds. Pinned slots stay at the head of the lobby, and the
whole thing rotates to landscape when you want a wider view.
These are the parts of the app we get asked about most, and the ones we keep refining with each release. None needs a manual, because...
Your phone's fingerprint or face unlock opens the account without typing a password on a small keyboard. The session stays alive while you switch apps, so checking a balance takes a second.
Switch notifications on and we ping you when a cricket or football market you follow moves, or a live table you use gets busy. You pick which alerts arrive.
A dark theme dims the lobby, betslip and cashier, which is easier on the eyes in the evening and lighter on battery for OLED screens. It can follow your phone's system setting.
Lose signal on the motorway and the app still shows your pinned slots and the last market prices it saw. Nothing can be staked offline, but you can plan what comes next.
Your previous selections stay in the slip, so a repeat wager takes one tap instead of five. Edit the stake or remove a leg before anything goes through.
A lighter stream mode trims live table video quality when you are on mobile data, which keeps a long cricket session inside a modest monthly package. Turn it off on Wi-Fi.
Getting the app onto your phone takes a few minutes and one permission prompt. Android owners download the package from this page, iPhone owners use the App Store. Once it opens, your balance, pinned slots and betslip are already waiting under your account.
Our app is built for the handsets people actually carry in Pakistan, not only flagship phones. Below is what we test against before each release, so you can check your own device...
Android 8.0 or newer with at least 2 GB of RAM, covering most handsets sold in...
iPhone and iPad on iOS 14 or later. The App Store build updates itself quietly, so...
The download sits near 30 MB, and stream caching can reach roughly 150 MB, clearable from...
Offered in supported regions where local law permits. Some markets appear only after you sign in.
RTP percentages are informational reference values from provider documentation. Actual session outcomes vary.
These are the screens you will use every day. Nothing is buried three menus deep, because most of our traffic arrives from a phone during a commute or a lunch...
When something goes wrong with an install or a sign-in, you should not have to hunt for a phone number. Three routes reach a real person, and we answer app installs first.
Open the help bubble inside the app and a person replies, most days between 9am and 1am Pakistan time. A screenshot of the error usually speeds up the answer.
Write to our support address with your account number and phone model. A screenshot of a failed install tells us whether the download file was corrupted.
Short articles inside the app cover a stalled download, a blocked permission or a sign-in loop, and they name the exact buttons you will see on screen.
We would rather you check the file yourself than take our word for it. Everything below is something you can confirm on your own handset after the download...
Every Android build is code-signed and the signature is listed on this page, so you can confirm the file you...
On iPhone we ship through the App Store and nowhere else. On Android the package comes straight from this page...
The app asks for storage, camera for document checks and notifications, and nothing else. We do not request contacts, call...
If you lose the handset, sign in from another device, end the old session and set a fresh password. Balance...
The app lists every device currently signed in and lets you log any of them out. If one looks unfamiliar...
Add a one-time code on top of your password the first time you sign in on a new phone. After...
Both routes reach the same account and the same lobby, so this is really a question of habit. Here is how the app and the mobile browser differ...
| Install Once | The app installs once and opens from your home screen. The browser route needs the address typed or a bookmark found every single time. |
|---|---|
| Faster Open | Cached artwork and game files make the app open the lobby noticeably quicker than a fresh browser tab, especially on a weak 4G connection. |
| Alerts While Closed | Notifications are the clearest difference. A browser tab can only reach you when it is open; the app delivers alerts with the screen locked. |
| Storage Cost | Against that, the browser keeps zero space. The app holds about 30 MB, which matters on a phone already tight for photos and files. |
| Automatic Updates | The app refreshes itself in the background, so you run the current build without thinking about it. A browser tab can serve a stale page until you reload. |
| Battery Use | Long live table sessions drain battery faster in a full browser than in our lighter player. On a five-hour stretch, the app usually holds out longer. |
Six things the app handles better than a browser tab, drawn from what people tell us they use most. Each one works from the moment you...
Slots, live tables and the sportsbook share a single home screen with a bottom bar, so moving between them never throws you back to a menu.
Build a betslip on your phone at lunchtime and the same legs, stake and prices are still there when you open the app that evening.
Your available balance sits on every screen, so you never leave a table or a match page just to check what remains in the account.
Set alerts for the markets and tables you care about and leave the rest off. The app also respects a silent window if you set one.
Live tables resize for portrait, with the dealer view above and your chip controls underneath, so no part of the layout hides behind a fold.
Pin the slots you open most and they wait at the head of the lobby. The app also keeps a short list of recently played titles.