PartyCasino app for iPhone

PartyCasino app for iPhone: what the App Store listing shows

Search the UK App Store for PartyCasino and the listing you want is PartyCasino: Real Money Casino, sold by ElectraWorks Limited in the Casino category. The listing’s age rating is 18+, the highest Apple uses, which Apple applies to real-money gambling. Everything below comes from that listing and the Gambling Commission’s register, not from use of the app.

Our main PartyCasino app review covers games, payments and support in full. This page sticks to the iPhone app itself.

Who makes the PartyCasino iPhone app?

Three company names turn up around PartyCasino, and it helps to know how they fit together. The App Store seller is ElectraWorks Limited. The Gambling Commission licence is held by LC International Limited, account 54743, which lists “party casino” as an active trading name and partycasino.com as an active domain. You can check that on the LC International register entry (opens in a new tab).

Both companies belong to Entain plc. Gibraltar’s brand registry lists Party Casino under ElectraWorks, the Entain company that publishes the apps, while LC International is Entain’s online licence holder for Great Britain. A seller name that differs from the licensee is common among large groups. What matters is that the brand appears on the Commission’s register.

LC International Limited also runs Coral and Ladbrokes. If you already hold an account with one Entain brand, check eligibility before you sign up elsewhere: Coral and Ladbrokes say one person may not be able to hold new accounts at both. See why you may not be able to open accounts at Coral and Ladbrokes.

Will the PartyCasino app work on my iPhone? The iOS 18 rule

The PartyCasino iPhone app needs iOS 18.0 or later. If your phone can’t update to iOS 18, the App Store won’t let you install the current version. That is stricter than some rivals: Sky Casino and Paddy Power Games, for example, list iOS 15.0 or later.

1. Open Settings on your iPhone.
2. Go to General, then About, and look at the iOS Version line.
3. If it shows a version below 18.0, go to General, then Software Update, to see whether a newer version is offered.
4. If no update to iOS 18 is offered, your phone can’t run the current app; use the mobile website in Safari instead.

Our guides to which iOS version casino apps need and casino apps on older phones explain the options if your iPhone is too old.

PartyCasino iPhone app size compared

At 107.3 MB, the PartyCasino app is mid-sized for a casino app. It is slightly bigger than the two Entain sister apps we cover, and smaller than some casino apps from other groups.

The listed size is the download. Apps often take more space once installed because they store data as you use them. To check, open Settings, then General, then iPhone Storage. Our casino app storage space guide explains how to free room without losing your login.

Is PartyCasino a standalone iPhone app or part of a sportsbook?

PartyCasino is a standalone casino app. You won’t find a sportsbook bolted on. That keeps the app focused on slots, live casino and table games. It also means the casino isn’t buried a few taps deep inside a betting app, which is the case for some brands.

The same licence also covers a “party poker” trading name, but we haven’t checked a poker app, so we can’t say how it relates to the casino app. If you’re unsure what standalone means, read what is a standalone casino app or browse our list of standalone casino apps.

The PartyCasino privacy label: check it before installing

Every App Store listing has an App Privacy section, Apple’s privacy label. It shows the data an app may use to track you across other companies’ apps and sites, the data linked to your identity, and the data that isn’t linked to you. We didn’t record the PartyCasino label’s contents during our checks, so read it on the listing itself before you install.

1. Open the PartyCasino listing in the App Store.
2. Scroll down to App Privacy.
3. Read “Data Used to Track You” first: this is data shared for advertising or measurement with other companies.
4. Then read “Data Linked to You”, which for a real-money casino usually includes contact and financial details.
5. Tap See Details for the purpose of each data type.

For comparison, the Coral Casino iPhone label lists User Content and Usage Data as used to track you, and coarse location among the data linked to you. Labels are written by the developer, so treat them as a declaration rather than an audit. Our guide to reading a casino app privacy label goes through each heading.

How to download the PartyCasino app on iPhone safely

Apple’s App Review Guidelines (opens in a new tab) say real-money gambling apps must be licensed where they are used, geo-restricted to those places and free on the App Store. They also can’t use in-app purchase for gambling credit. So the genuine app costs nothing to download, and deposits go through the casino’s own cashier.

1. Open the App Store and search for PartyCasino.
2. Check that the seller shown is ElectraWorks Limited and the age rating is 18+.
3. Tap Get, then confirm with Face ID, Touch ID or your Apple Account password.
4. Open the app and log in, or register and complete the age and identity checks.
5. When prompted, set a deposit limit before your first deposit.

Don’t install casino apps from links in messages or adverts that bypass the App Store. Our step-by-step iPhone download guide and fake casino apps and scams cover the warning signs.

PartyCasino on iPad, Mac and Apple Vision Pro

The same listing supports more than iPhone. On iPad it needs iPadOS 18.0 or later. On a Mac with an Apple M1 chip or later it can run under macOS 15.0, but the listing marks it as not verified for macOS, so expect the iPad layout and possible quirks. It also lists Apple Vision support from visionOS 2.0.

If you plan to play mainly on a larger screen, see casino apps on iPad and casino apps on Mac.

What you get inside the PartyCasino iPhone app

The app listings mention slots, a daily prize wheel that needs no stake, a paid “Mega” wheel, and slot tournaments, some at no cost and some paid. Third-party reviews add jackpots, live casino, game shows and table games such as roulette, blackjack and baccarat, plus exclusive slots and live tables streamed from the Bellagio. They put the totals at 1,500+ casino games and 100+ live dealer tables. Those counts are not the operator’s own figures.

UK rules apply on every slot in the app. Stakes are capped at £5 a spin if you’re 25 or over and £2 if you’re 18 to 24. There is no autoplay or turbo spin, and each spin takes at least 2.5 seconds. The page on slot stake limits on mobile explains how the app checks your age band. Paid wheels and tournament entries still cost money, so count them in your budget.

PartyCasino iPhone app bonus at the time of checking

At the time of checking (25 October 2026), the app listings mentioned free spins for a qualifying deposit, with T&Cs applying. A third-party review described a different deal: deposit and wager £10 to get a £10 casino bonus on selected games, 10x wagering on bonus winnings, no promo code, and Neteller, PayPal, Paysafecard and Skrill deposits excluded. The two sources don’t match, so check the current terms in the app before you deposit. 18+, terms apply.

Since 19 January 2026, UK wagering can’t be more than 10x the bonus, so any term above that would be out of date. See our wagering requirement entry for how wagering works.

Is the PartyCasino iPhone app safe? Licence, record and limits

PartyCasino is licensed by the Gambling Commission through LC International Limited, so UK rules on fair terms, identity checks and safer gambling apply. In August 2022, LC International agreed to pay £14,000,000 (£13,455,952 in lieu of a financial penalty plus £544,048.03 divested) over anti-money-laundering and social responsibility failings between December 2019 and October 2020. It was part of a £17m total for Entain, explained in the Commission’s Entain £17 million settlement announcement (opens in a new tab). Because the action was licensee-wide, it covers PartyCasino as well as Coral and Ladbrokes.

Third-party reviews list deposit limits, maximum stake limits, a deposit curfew, reality checks, play breaks, time-outs, account closure and self-exclusion. On iPhone you can add a device-level block too: Apple’s Screen Time parental controls guide (opens in a new tab) shows how to restrict app installs by age rating. Our walkthrough on blocking casino apps with Screen Time applies the same settings to yourself.

PartyCasino iPhone app: pros and cons

To see how it stacks up against the rest, read our best casino apps for iPhone list or the wider casino apps on iPhone guide.

Alternatives to PartyCasino with a welcome offer on iPhone

We don’t have an offer with PartyCasino, so we don’t promote its sign-up deal. The closest alternatives on iPhone are Coral and Ladbrokes. Both are standalone casino apps, both need iOS 18.0, and both are about 101 MB. They are run by the same licensee as PartyCasino, LC International Limited, so check eligibility if you already hold an Entain account. One person may not be able to hold new accounts at both.

See the Coral Casino iPhone app and Ladbrokes Casino iPhone app pages, or the head-to-head in Coral vs Ladbrokes.

Coral Casino (bet £10, get 100 free spins): for new players aged 18+, running 1 October 2026 to 1 February 2027. Make a deposit (some types excluded), bet £10 or more on slots, and 100 free spins worth 10p each arrive on selected games; accept them within 48 hours and use them within 7 days. Free spin winnings carry no wagering. Deposits by Neteller, PayPal, Paysafe, Skrill, prepaid cards and certain debit cards don’t count. Terms apply.

Ladbrokes Casino (play £10, get up to 500 free spins): for new customers aged 18+. After you deposit and spend £10 or more on slots, you get 50 free spins a day for 10 days, each worth 10p on selected games. Claim each day’s batch by 23:59 and use it within 7 days; there is no wagering. Prepaid card, PayPal, Paysafe, Neteller, Skrill and Moneybookers deposits are excluded. Terms apply.

Both offers are for slots, not table or live games. Treat any play as paid entertainment: staking £10 of your own money on a slot with a 96% RTP costs 40p on average (£10 × 4%), and losses are the likely result over time.

18+. Every casino game has a built-in house edge, so over time you should expect to lose what you stake. Set a budget before you play and stop when it’s gone: safer gambling tools and support. Free, confidential help: National Gambling Helpline 0808 8020 133.