Sunrise Casino Mobile Review: Fast, Touch-Friendly Play for Canadian Gamblers

Sunrise Casino on mobile lets Canadian players jump into RTG slots and ViG live tables right in the browser. No App Store, no Google Play. You just type in the address, tap go, and you're basically in the same account you use on desktop. The mobile site suits short sessions on the go, whether you're sneaking in a few spins on your commute, waiting in the Tim Hortons drive-thru, or checking a live blackjack table from the couch on a snow day.

What I'm walking through here is how the site actually runs on iPhone and Android, which bonuses don't feel like a grind to clear on mobile, and what to expect from deposits and cashouts when you're not on a laptop. The idea is to help you dodge common tech headaches, understand the risks, and keep your play sessions smoother (and a bit less stressful). Casino games at sunrise-ca.com cost real money. They're entertainment, not a side job, not rent money, and not a savings plan. If you ever feel your play is getting out of hand, the site's responsible gaming tools and information lay out warning signs and options to limit or stop gambling, plus a few places to turn to for extra help.

Checked again in March 2026 after a few weeks of mobile play on an iPhone and an older Android. This is a third-party review based on my own testing, not marketing from Sunrise.

Mobile features and benefits at Sunrise Casino

The Sunrise Casino mobile site focuses on quick logins and navigation you don't have to think about. You sign in with the same Inclave account you use on desktop, so your balance, VIP status, and bonuses just show up without any extra syncing steps.

You don't download a separate app here. Instead, you add the site to your home screen and it opens in a dedicated browser view that feels close enough to an app. For Canadian players, that also avoids some App Store and Google Play rules while still working like any other site in your browser.

• One-tap betting: The mobile layout keeps stake buttons and spin/deal controls close to your thumb, so you can place wagers without constant zooming or awkward scrolling on a bus, in the passenger seat on the Coquihalla, or in front of the TV.
• Finger-friendly interface: Game tiles, cashier buttons, and lobby tabs use large touch targets. On a smaller phone, this cuts down on mis-taps that would otherwise be frustrating when real money is on the line (and yes, I did still manage the odd mis-tap when I was tired).
• Push-style alerts via browser: There's no native app push, but the site can send browser notifications for new bonuses, tournaments, or balance changes if you opt in. Handy if you like staying in the loop, but you can always turn these off again in your browser or phone settings if they start to feel a bit too tempting.
• Support for all core markets: Slots, table games, and live casino all sit under the same mobile lobby, so you're not bouncing between separate apps or random portals just to find blackjack after playing a slot.
• Live betting-style rhythm on games: Fast RTG spin cycles and ViG live tables make it easy to hop between titles, with the same quick "in and out" feel a lot of Canadians already know from sports betting apps.

The smoother layout definitely cuts down on mis-taps, but your chances don't change. The math stays the same, which is why it's healthier to think of this as paid fun, not a side hustle you're going to "figure out" with enough practice.

Games available on mobile

On mobile you get most of the Sunrise lobby, a couple hundred RTG and ViG titles. They run in HTML5, so current iOS and Android browsers handle them without plugins or extra installs.

In practice, almost all RTG titles run fine on phones and tablets. A small handful of older or oddball games still feel better on desktop, mostly because of smaller buttons or dated layouts that don't love tiny screens.

• Mobile slots:
  • Most RTG slots are here, including higher-volatility favourites like Cash Bandits 3, Plentiful Treasure, Bubble Bubble 3, and Asgard that many Canadian players already know from other offshore sites.
  • Reels, spin buttons, and bet size controls are sized for touch, and paytables use swipe-friendly tabs, so you're not constantly pinching to zoom in and out just to read symbol values.
  • Auto-play is available on many titles. It's convenient but can burn through a balance quickly; on one tired Friday night I watched C$50 disappear in what felt like no time because I let auto-play run too long. It helps to set a hard dollar limit in advance or use your phone's screen-time alerts as a built-in "reality check."
• Table games on mobile:
  • Blackjack variants, roulette, video poker, and a few poker-style tables load with large hitboxes for stand, hit, double, and other key buttons, so you're not jabbing at the same spot five times.
  • Chip selection and betting areas work in both portrait and landscape, which is handy if you tend to rotate your phone while relaxing on the couch or in bed.
• Live casino (ViG):
  • Live blackjack, roulette, and baccarat streams usually run up to 720p on mobile, depending on your connection and how busy the table is.
  • During Canadian peak hours (evenings and weekends), a small delay of a few seconds in the stream is normal for live dealer products hosted offshore. I noticed this most around 9 - 10 p.m. Eastern on Saturdays.
  • Bet and side-bet controls sit in a lower action bar so you can still see the wheel, cards, or shoe clearly, even on a smaller screen.
• Games less suitable or missing on mobile:
  • Some very old or only partially converted RTG titles have tiny buttons on older phones and are just more comfortable on a bigger desktop monitor.
  • Certain keno or specialty games remain desktop-only and simply won't show up in the mobile lobby at all, which can be confusing the first time you wonder where they went.

If you've played RTG at other casinos, you'll probably recognize the usual suspects in the Sunrise mobile lobby - Cash Bandits 3, Bubble Bubble 3, Panda's Gold and so on. I recognized most of the lobby within a minute or two.

• Cash Bandits 3
• Plentiful Treasure
• Epic Holiday Party
• Big Santa
• Miami Jackpots
• Wild Hog Luau
• Eagle Shadow Fist
• Bubble Bubble 3
• Wu Zetian
• Panda's Gold

The line-up's smaller than what you'd see on big multi-provider sites or some provincial apps, but if you're into RTG's swingy style and don't need thousands of themes, it's probably enough. Rules, RTP settings, and volatility stay the same on mobile as on desktop; what changes is how you tap around and how easy it is to play half-distracted on the couch.

Mobile-exclusive bonuses and promotions

Most Sunrise bonuses sit on your account, not on your phone, so you can claim and clear them wherever you log in. Mobile mostly changes where and how you spot the offers - little banner strips on your phone, promo tiles in the lobby, or browser pop-ups if you've allowed notifications.

Every bonus sounds great on paper, but there's always a catch - wagering rules, caps, or game restrictions - so it's worth actually reading the terms & conditions before you tap "claim." I've had that sinking feeling of thinking I'd nailed a great deal and then realizing the fine print cut it down hard. Bonuses can stretch a session, especially on a smaller budget, but they don't flip the odds in your favour.

• Standard bonuses you can use on mobile:
  • Welcome packages with percentage matches on your first deposits (often around 200% on slots), which work the same on phones and desktops.
  • No-deposit free chips, sometimes around C$100 in bonus credits, tied to wagering requirements and fairly strict max cashout caps.
  • No Rules sticky bonuses with no wagering requirement, although the bonus itself is locked and can't be withdrawn, so it behaves more like extra play-only balance.
• Likely mobile-focused or mobile-promoted offers:
  • Reload deals if you log in from your phone during specific evening hours (I had one pop up on a Thursday night around 8 p.m.).
  • Free spin bundles triggered by tapping a browser-style promo alert on mobile, sometimes time-limited for that day.
  • Occasional loyalty point multipliers attached to sessions tracked as mobile play. Nice for extra comp points but they don't change the house edge in any meaningful way.
• Bonus rules that matter on a phone:
  • Maximum bet limits - often around C$10 per spin or hand - apply on any device while a bonus is active. Going over can void winnings, even if you did it by accident while half-watching Netflix.
  • Game weighting affects how you clear wagering. Slots usually count 100%; table games and video poker often contribute much less or even nothing, which can be annoying if you forget and then realize you've been playing the "wrong" game for clearing.
  • No-deposit bonuses almost always cap how much you can cash out, usually some multiple of the bonus amount, which slices expected value compared with just depositing your own money.

Because promo line-ups can change quickly in 2026, it's worth checking the current offers page or the broader bonuses & promotions overview before you deposit. It's safer to treat bonuses as a small perk to stretch your entertainment budget, not a system you can grind for profit. On a tiny phone screen it's surprisingly easy to lose track of how much you've burned trying to unlock a "free" deal.

No app? How to get instant access

Sunrise Casino runs as a browser-based mobile site instead of native apps in the Apple App Store or Google Play. For Canadians, this web app setup avoids store restrictions and means updates hit everyone at once, whether you're on a newer iPhone or an older Android.

If you want it to feel more like an app, you add Sunrise to your home screen. One tap takes you straight back to the games you usually play; after a couple of days, that's how I was opening it by default.

• For iOS users (iPhone/iPad) using Safari:
  • Open Safari and head to sunrise-ca.com.
  • Log in via Inclave if you'd like, then go to the lobby page you use most (I parked mine on the slots tab).
  • Tap the "Share" icon (square with an upward arrow) at the bottom of the screen.
  • Scroll down and choose Add to Home Screen.
  • Rename it to something short like "Sunrise Casino" if you want.
  • Tap Add. You'll now see a Sunrise icon that opens the site in a dedicated Safari view without all your regular browser clutter.
• For Android users using Chrome:
  • Open Chrome and visit sunrise-ca.com.
  • Sign in, make sure the mobile layout looks right, and stay on the main lobby.
  • Tap the three-dot menu at the top-right of your browser.
  • Select Add to Home screen or Install app (the wording depends on your device and Chrome version).
  • Pick a shortcut name and tap Add.
  • Confirm where the icon goes. After that, the shortcut behaves much like an app and opens Sunrise in its own window.

This gives you quick access without taking up space like a big native app. Because everything updates on sunrise-ca.com itself, you don't have to deal with manual updates; reloading the site is usually enough, and I ended up giving it a fresh reload every few days out of habit.

Banking on mobile

On mobile, the cashier looks much like it does on desktop. You still get Interac, the main cards, and a couple of crypto options, all usable from your phone whether you're on the couch or sitting in your car waiting for kids' hockey practice to finish.

Deposit limits and payout times stay the same regardless of device, since processing happens on the casino's side. The main change is convenience: your bank's mobile app, saved details, and biometric locks can speed things up, but they don't change the risk that comes with betting real money.

• Depositing on mobile:
  • Log in at sunrise-ca.com and tap into the cashier from the main menu.
  • Choose Interac, card, or crypto and follow the on-screen steps.
  • Approve the transfer in your banking app or crypto wallet if prompted - on my phone this often meant a quick Face ID check.
• Withdrawing on mobile:
  • Open the withdrawal section of the cashier once you're done playing.
  • Select your method, enter the amount, and confirm.
  • Check the transaction history for updates and keep in mind any pending period in the rules. My first withdrawal sat in "pending" for a couple of days before they processed it.
• Mobile security habits:
  • Lock your phone with biometrics (Face ID, fingerprint) or at least a strong PIN, especially if you're saving login details in the browser.
  • Skip public Wi-Fi for deposits or withdrawals; mobile data or a trusted home network is safer and less likely to glitch mid-transfer.
  • Avoid saving screenshots of cards or crypto seed phrases on the device in case it's lost or stolen. A forgotten screenshot in your gallery is an easy thing to overlook.

If you want to compare Sunrise's banking setup with other sites you use, have a look at the broader payment methods guide. Whatever route you pick, think of deposits as fun money - closer to grabbing a case of beer or ordering takeout for the weekend than putting cash into savings.

Mobile performance and security

Sunrise Casino's mobile platform on sunrise-ca.com runs an HTML5 single-page shell around RTG and ViG content. Moving between lobby, games, and cashier feels fairly quick, but it leans on your phone's RAM and processor more than a simple static site. On my older Android, the phone started to feel warm after longer sessions, and the slight lag that crept in after a while was just enough to be irritating when I was trying to play a few quick hands.

Traffic goes over HTTPS with TLS 1.2. TLS 1.3 is becoming more common in online gambling, but 1.2 is still widely used and keeps your login and cashier data encrypted in transit. It's not the newest option, but it's not obsolete either.

• Security layers on mobile:
  • HTTPS encryption between your browser and Sunrise servers.
  • Inclave logins, which can include one-time email codes or similar checks when something looks unusual.
  • Device-side protection like PINs, Face ID, or fingerprint locks on iOS and Android.
  • Basic anti-fraud checks that flag odd IPs or device patterns, especially when a VPN is running or your IP suddenly jumps provinces.
• Performance in practice:
  • On a mid-tier LTE plan in Toronto, the site loaded in a few seconds and taps felt reasonably snappy, even on an average phone.
  • Some older RTG titles that started life in Flash can still feel heavy and may cause slowdowns if you leave them open for long sessions on older hardware.
  • Live tables were fine on Wi-Fi, but when I tried one on a spotty 3G stretch outside the city, the stream froze a couple of times and eventually kicked me back to the lobby.
• Simple optimization tips:
  • Keep Sunrise open in one or two tabs at most instead of scattering multiple games across tabs.
  • After a long playing session, close and relaunch your browser to clear cached data and free up memory - this helped with lag on my older device.
  • If live dealer video stutters, lower the stream quality where possible or switch to a more stable connection like home Wi-Fi.

Plenty of gambling sites lean on third-party audits and standards; Sunrise doesn't really talk about that in the mobile lobby or footer. In practice, that means you should be careful with logins and stick to decent security habits on your own side, instead of assuming someone else has you fully covered.

None of this changes the reality that real-money casino gaming is risky. Sunrise Casino on mobile is entertainment, not a way to grow or store money, no matter how smooth the app-like wrapper feels.

Customer support on mobile

Support options don't really change on mobile. You still get live chat, email, and help pages, just resized for a smaller screen. The main difference is that you might be doing all of this one-handed while you're on the couch or standing in your kitchen.

During busy Canadian evenings, it can take a bit longer to get through than it does in quieter daytime windows, since support is shared across markets and time zones. When I tested chat on a weekday morning, I got through noticeably faster.

• Live chat on mobile:
  • Usually reached through a floating chat icon or a "Support" tab in the lobby.
  • Typical wait time for an agent in peak hours is around 10 - 15 minutes, although one Saturday night it felt closer to 20 and I was definitely watching the timer creep up while a withdrawal question just hung there.
  • Chat opens in an overlay so you can still peek at your balance or game history while you type, which helps when they ask you to confirm details.
• Email support:
  • You can usually contact support by email from your phone's mail app - the address is listed in the Help or contact us section on sunrise-ca.com.
  • Replies often land within a couple of days, especially for KYC or payment questions that need a real person to review your account.
  • It's easy to snap photos of ID or documents and attach them straight from your gallery if support asks for verification. Just be careful where you store those photos afterward.
• Help pages and FAQ on mobile:
  • Information pages, including the privacy policy and the main faq, are readable on phones without too much pinching and zooming.
  • On older or smaller devices you might do a bit of zooming, but the layout stays usable.
  • Most guidance is text-based; there aren't dedicated mobile-only video walkthroughs or fancy wizards.
• Getting faster help from your phone:
  • Pick live chat for urgent stuff like locked accounts or stuck withdrawals; email is more of a "check back tomorrow" option.
  • Grab screenshots of error messages before you reach out - this usually saves a couple of back-and-forths with support.
  • When you describe a problem, mention your phone model and browser; that often helps agents narrow down what's going on without guessing.

Support runs mainly in English, which fits Sunrise's Canadian focus. There isn't a click-to-call phone line from the mobile site, so chat and email are your main ways to get help if something breaks or feels off.

Responsible gaming tools on mobile

Mobile gambling can be tougher to manage because your phone is always within reach - on the GO train, at the rink, or on the couch during a Leafs game, and I've seen that same itch to bet show up at the track too, especially with Santa Anita Park just reporting an 11% bump in attendance and on-track handle. The Responsible Gambling Council notes that this constant access can feed impulsive betting, especially when you're already stressed or bored.

On fully regulated provincial platforms, you'll see built-in deposit limits, cooling-off tools, and formal self-exclusion systems right in the app. Sunrise-ca.com provides basic guidance content and can help you close or suspend your account, but it doesn't offer the same range of automated limit tools, so you'll need to lean more on your own habits and outside supports.

• On-site information:
  • The casino outlines key signs of problem gambling and suggests keeping bets inside a fixed entertainment budget.
  • It spells out that casino games shouldn't be treated as income or savings - only as entertainment that can cost you money, sometimes more quickly than you expect on a phone.
• Practical steps you can take on your phone:
  • Use your device's screen-time or app-limit tools to cap how long you can keep a browser or gaming tab open.
  • Set alarms or calendar reminders so you get a nudge every 20 - 30 minutes and can pause to decide whether to stop.
  • Track deposits and losses in a notes app or simple spreadsheet; seeing the real C$ numbers in front of you can be sobering, especially after a late-night session.
• Self-exclusion and limits:
  • If you feel your gambling is getting risky, contact support from your phone and ask for a cooling-off period or a longer self-exclusion.
  • Be clear about how long you want the account locked and that you don't want it reopened automatically, even if you email later in the heat of the moment.
  • Unsubscribe from promo emails and shut off browser notifications from sunrise-ca.com so you're not constantly reminded to log back in.
• External Canadian resources:
  • In Ontario, you can reach ConnexOntario at 1-866-531-2600 for free, confidential support.
  • Programs like PlaySmart and GameSense on provincial sites explain odds, house edge, and how to spot harmful patterns in plain language.
  • If you also use provincial platforms such as OLG.ca or PlayNow, their self-exclusion tools can add another layer of protection on top of what you do at Sunrise.

Every spin, hand, or bet on mobile has the same negative expected value as on desktop. Think of your Sunrise bankroll like money for a concert or a ski weekend: it's there to be spent on entertainment, not to grow. Chasing losses usually just digs the hole deeper, and on a phone it can happen quietly while you're half-paying attention.

Common issues and troubleshooting on mobile

Because Sunrise runs as a web app, you can sometimes hit glitches - frozen tabs, error messages, or login hiccups - like you would with any heavy site. Most of the time you can clear things up on your own before you need support, which is handy when you're not in the mood to explain your entire phone setup to someone.

Here are some of the more common problems and what to try on your phone.

• Browser tab crashes or freezing:
  • Close the frozen tab and any other heavy apps in the background, like video streaming or big games.
  • Clear your browser's cache and cookies for sunrise-ca.com. It takes a minute but often helps.
  • Reopen your browser and log back in through Inclave.
  • If it keeps happening, test another browser (for example, Chrome instead of the default Android browser, or Safari on iOS).
• Login and one-time code problems:
  • Double-check your email and password; password managers sometimes autofill the wrong combo if you have multiple logins saved.
  • If an Inclave code is slow to arrive, refresh your inbox and junk folder instead of hammering the "resend" button over and over.
  • Once you're sure a code has expired, request a new one and use it right away.
  • If you get locked out, use the reset tools or email support from the same address that's tied to your account to speed things up.
• Game loading errors:
  • Check your connection. If you're on spotty public Wi-Fi, switch to LTE/5G or a more stable network.
  • Refresh the page and avoid running several game tabs at once, especially on older phones.
  • Update your browser; HTML5 games expect a fairly recent version and can behave oddly on outdated ones.
  • On older phones, close background apps before you launch heavier slots or any live table.
• Payment failures on mobile:
  • Confirm your bank or card issuer allows gambling transactions. Some Canadian banks still block them outright or treat them as cash advances.
  • Re-enter payment details carefully - small typos or extra spaces can trigger declines.
  • If an Interac transfer hangs, check your bank account first to see if money actually left before trying again.
  • For crypto, double-check the wallet address and network (BTC vs LTC, etc.) before you send anything. A quick re-check can save a lot of regret.
• Geo-restriction or VPN messages:
  • Turn off any VPN or proxy apps; offshore casinos often flag them and block access.
  • Restart your phone after disabling the VPN so IP details refresh properly.
  • If you're still blocked while in Canada, contact support and mention your province or region; sometimes they need to whitelist or double-check ranges.
• Notification issues:
  • Check your browser's site settings and adjust notifications from sunrise-ca.com to match what you want.
  • On iOS and Android, confirm that notifications are allowed for the browser at the system level.
  • Turning off marketing alerts is often a good move if you're trying to keep gambling occasional and low-key.

If you do reach out to support, having details ready - phone model, OS version, browser, approximate time of the issue, and screenshots - usually helps get things sorted faster. I learned that the hard way after a very vague first chat where they had to ask me all of that anyway.

Updates and maintenance on the mobile platform

Because Sunrise Casino relies on a browser-based web app, almost all updates arrive directly on sunrise-ca.com. You don't have to hunt for new versions in any app store or worry that your phone OS is too old for some particular app version.

On the flip side, code changes and maintenance windows can briefly affect stability, especially in a setup that has to juggle RTG slots and ViG live tables in one place. It's worth keeping this in mind if a favourite game suddenly refuses to load one evening.

• Automatic updates:
  • Whenever you reload sunrise-ca.com or tap your home screen shortcut, your browser pulls the newest front-end files available.
  • You don't deal with app version numbers or manual patches; that's all handled on the casino's side.
• Maintenance windows:
  • Sometimes certain tabs or games will be down for scheduled maintenance.
  • Watch for banners or pop-ups in the lobby that mention upcoming or current work; they're easy to miss if you click past them too fast.
  • To be safe, try not to place big bets right before any announced maintenance in case you disconnect mid-spin or mid-hand.
• Impact on open sessions:
  • If a slot drops connection mid-spin, RTG servers usually settle the spin on their end. Reopen the same game to see the result before assuming funds are missing or that something "ate" your win.
  • For live tables, disconnect rules differ: some games auto-stand your hand, others might fold or time you out. It's worth checking each table's rules page at least once.
• Older device issues:
  • Very old Android or iOS versions can struggle more after bigger front-end updates.
  • If things suddenly feel sluggish after a change, try another browser or see if your phone has an OS update waiting.
  • Keeping your browser itself up to date is one of the easiest ways to stay compatible and secure without thinking too hard about it.

For bigger changes - new bonus structures, updated rules, or tweaks that affect how you play on mobile - keep an eye on site announcements and any updates in the terms & conditions. It's worth skimming the rules again after major interface changes, especially around the cashier and bonus sections, because that's where misunderstandings tend to sting.

Conclusion: Sunrise Casino on mobile

Sunrise's mobile site gives Canadian players a straightforward way to jump into RTG slots and ViG tables without bothering with an app download. You use one browser-based setup across your devices, can pin a shortcut to your home screen, and move between games and the cashier with very little hassle once you've done it a couple of times - in fact, I was pleasantly surprised by how quickly it became my default way to log in on both phone and tablet.

Switching from desktop to mobile mostly affects comfort and flexibility, not the house edge. The odds stay the same wherever you tap from, and casino games remain high-risk entertainment rather than a realistic way to make money. If you're going to play on your phone, set clear limits on both spend and time, and treat deposits like any other leisure cost, not something you'll "win back" later.

If you want more detail on promotions or how the phone experience compares with desktop, you can read the wider bonus offers overview, check the extra mobile apps information, or start from the homepage to see where mobile fits into the overall Sunrise Casino layout. And if your gambling ever starts to feel more stressful than fun, head straight to the site's responsible gaming section and consider taking a proper break or reaching out for support.

Independent review based on personal testing of the Sunrise mobile site, last checked March 2026. This article isn't written or approved by the casino itself.

FAQ

• Do I need a separate Sunrise Casino app for each market or device?

  

  No separate apps. You just use the same Sunrise account in your browser, whether you're on iPhone, Android, or desktop, and everything syncs through Inclave in the background.

• Is the Sunrise Casino mobile platform safe to use?

  

  Connections run over encrypted HTTPS (TLS 1.2), and you can add extra protection with your phone's PIN and biometrics. It's still real-money gambling though, so guard your login details, avoid sharing your device unlocked, and treat it as high-risk entertainment, not a financial product.

• Will my bets and balances sync between mobile and desktop?

  

  Yes. Sunrise uses a shared Inclave login, so your balance, active bonuses, and bet history stay the same whether you sign in on a computer at home or your phone on the go.

• Can I use the same payment methods on mobile as on desktop?

  

  Yes. Interac, cards, and crypto options that show up in the desktop cashier are also in the mobile cashier. Limits and processing times depend on the casino and payment providers, not on whether you're on a phone or laptop.

• Are mobile bonuses different from desktop bonuses?

  

  Most offers are attached to your account and can be claimed on any device. Occasionally, you might see mobile-only reloads or free spin deals promoted through browser notifications, but the core bonus rules and wagering requirements stay the same.

• How much mobile data does Sunrise Casino use?

  

  Once a slot has loaded, it uses a modest amount of data per spin - fine on most Canadian data plans. Live dealer tables are heavier and can burn through a few hundred megabytes per hour at higher video quality. If your data plan is tight, it's safer to stick to Wi-Fi for live casino sessions.

• Can I play Sunrise Casino games offline on my phone?

  

  No. All real-money games at Sunrise need an active internet connection to the servers. Offline play isn't available for slots or live dealer tables, even if you've pinned the shortcut to your home screen.

• How do I enable or disable push-style notifications on mobile?

  

  When your browser first asks if you want notifications from sunrise-ca.com, tap Allow or Block. You can change this later in the browser's site settings or in your phone's notification settings if you decide you'd rather not see marketing alerts popping up on your lock screen.

• What if casino apps are not available in my country's app store?

  

  You don't need a store app to use Sunrise. Open sunrise-ca.com in your mobile browser and, if you want quicker access, add it to your home screen as a shortcut so it feels app-like without any app store downloads.

• How often should I update the Sunrise Casino mobile app?

  

  There's no native app to update. Just keep your phone's browser and operating system up to date. Each time you reload sunrise-ca.com, your browser pulls the latest version of the site automatically, so you're effectively "updated" every visit.