Install any South African betting app

Apple’s South African App Store, read directly from its public listing data. They are counts of real ratings left by real people, not estimates or modelled figures, and each row links to the listing so you can check the number yourself.

Either it has no app in the South African App Store, or we could not confirm that a candidate app belongs to that operator. We only list an app when the developer website on the listing matches the operator’s own domain. Publishing the wrong company’s app under a brand name would be worse than leaving it out.

No. It means the people who rated the app liked the app. Ratings skew to the recently delighted and the recently furious, and a big brand with hundreds of thousands of ratings is not necessarily better run than a small one with a hundred. Read it as scale and sentiment, not quality.

No, and no betting site could. Odds move, bets are placed against a live market, and a balance has to be checked. Installing to your home screen makes the site open like an app and load faster on a return visit; it does not make betting work without signal.

Because we cannot read Play listings to the standard the rest of this site holds to. Play publishes no stable machine-readable listing, and numbers scraped out of the page cannot be relied on. We would rather show nothing than show a figure we cannot stand behind.