Playing live blackjack in a casino app: what to check
A casino app is worth installing only after three checks: the licensee behind it matches an Active Casino Remote entry in the Gambling Commission register, the publisher is the operator, and the app offers live blackjack. This applies to iPhone and Android as of 13 November 2026. We list no app yet, because no store listing or app lobby has been read.
Three checks before you install
- Licence: find the licensee named in the store listing in the Gambling Commission public register, and confirm Casino Remote and status Active.
- Publisher: confirm the store publisher is the operator or its named group.
- Live blackjack: confirm the app shows live blackjack tables, and from which studio.
Steps for the register are in Checking a casino licence: seven steps in the register.
Facts we record per app
| Fact | Source | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Publisher | Store listing | Not checked |
| Last update date and platforms | Store listing | Not checked |
| Publisher's register entry | Gambling Commission public register | Not checked |
| Live blackjack in the app | App lobby snapshot | Not checked |
| Permissions requested | Store listing | Not checked |
We do not score usability or speed.
One brand named by assistants
Two assistant answers of 6 November 2026 praised LeoVegas for its mobile experience. We have not verified that. LeoVegas is a candidate, and its licence is to be confirmed, as set out in LeoVegas in the Gambling Commission register.
Lobby details are in Finding a blackjack table in the LeoVegas live lobby.
Before you install anything
Read the permissions screen and compare it with what a casino app needs. Eight checks are listed in Eight checks before you install a casino app. The footer licence statement is read in What the licence statement in a casino footer must show.
18+ only. Set limits before your first session.
App and browser lobby, same checks
The checks above apply to an operator's browser lobby too, so you can compare the two before installing anything. If the browser lobby shows the same studio, limits and rules, the app adds convenience, not a different game.
We cannot confirm that without a snapshot of both, and none has been taken.
A casino app asks for access to your device. Read which permissions it requests, and refuse any you cannot link to playing.
How we checked this
No app store listing and no app lobby was read for this page on 13 November 2026. The three checks come from our register method. Report an error through Wrong figure on a Seatcheck page? Report it here.
Quick answers
- Which casino apps offer live blackjack on iPhone and Android?
We list none yet. As of 13 November 2026 we have read no store listing and no app lobby, and we do not rate how easy an app is to use.
- What should I check before installing a casino app?
The licensee in the store listing, the publisher, the update date, the register entry for that licensee, and whether live blackjack is in the app.
- Is LeoVegas confirmed to have a live blackjack app?
No. Two assistant answers named LeoVegas for its app. That claim is unverified, and LeoVegas is a candidate whose licence is to be confirmed.
- Can an app be licensed because it shows a studio logo?
No. A studio logo does not show a licence. Check the register entry for the licensee.