About

Mobile Crash Guide is written by the Mobile Crash Guide Editorial Team. We cover crash games on phones, for players in Canada: how to reach them through a casino’s site in the browser, who publishes the apps that borrow their names, how two bet panels and cash-out buttons behave on a small screen, and what to do when a game will not load or freezes.

Why phones need their own guide

Because the questions change on a small screen. The game is the same, but the layout turns portrait, bet panels stack, and loading takes longer. And the app stores are full of listings named after crash games that are not those games: in our checks, none of the apps called “Aviator”, “JetX” or “Space XY” in Canada’s stores came from the game’s maker.

How we work

We open casino lobbies in a browser window set to phone size, logged out, and record what each game page does: a free version, a sign-in form, or nothing. We search the App Store and Google Play for Canada and read the publisher line on every listing. We do not install apps, press install banners or play for money, and we do not claim results for a particular iPhone or Android model.

What we do not do

We do not link to APK files or explain how to install software from outside the stores. We do not rate casinos, apps or games, and we do not promote apps that claim to predict rounds.

How we are paid

Some casino operators pay us commission when readers reach them through partner links on this site. App developers do not pay us. Our affiliate disclosure explains where those links appear and what they do not change, and our methodology and editorial policy explain how pages are researched and written. To report a change, see our contact page.