Pommi is designed to be reached from a mobile browser, with the same account and payment options available to desktop users. This guide covers the mobile route, the functions you can use on a smaller screen, and the points worth checking before you start a session on a phone. You can return to the full Pommi page for information about the wider platform.
Getting started with Pommi on a phone
Pommi is reached through its website in your phone’s browser. There is no need to create a second account for mobile use: the same sign-in details and balance apply wherever you access your account.
- Open the Pommi website in your mobile browser.
- Sign in with the email address and password linked to your account.
- Use the account area to find deposits, withdrawals, verification documents and support options.
- Choose a game from the available categories and check the controls before placing a stake.
What you can do on a mobile device
Pommi’s mobile route gives you access to the main account functions rather than a reduced, display-only version of the platform. You can move between slots, live games, table games, Megaways and Feature Buy titles, subject to the same account and regional restrictions that apply elsewhere.
Games and account controls
The game library contains more than 3,000 titles from over 50 providers. Pragmatic Play has 740 games, Play N Go has 433, and Hacksaw Gaming has 305, alongside titles from Wazdan, Endorphina and other providers. The range includes video slots, live dealer games, table games, Megaways and Feature Buy games.
Cashier and support
Bank transfers, VISA and Mastercard cards, cryptocurrencies and e-wallets are available for both deposits and withdrawals through the Pommi cashier. The minimum deposit and withdrawal are €20, and withdrawals can be up to €10,000 per day. Larger requests are processed the following day, while some payment methods can take up to five banking days.
Live chat and email support are also available for account questions. Keep the relevant transaction or reference number with your message so the team can locate the relevant part of your account history.
Where a smaller screen changes the experience
The main limitation is visual space. A game that displays well on a desktop monitor may offer smaller controls, condensed text or fewer visible details on a phone. Long lists of games and account forms also require more scrolling, so it is worth checking important information before confirming a transaction.
Use a stable connection and review the amount, payment method and fee information on the confirmation screen before you approve a deposit or withdrawal.
Shared devices add another practical concern. A phone may be used by family members, colleagues or guests, so sign out after a session and avoid saving your password in a browser that other people can access. Keeping the device locked adds another layer of protection when the account contains payment and personal information.
Before your first mobile session
- Check that your connection is stable, particularly when depositing or requesting a withdrawal.
- Open Pommi directly from your usual browser rather than following an unfamiliar payment or sign-in link.
- Confirm that you are using the correct account email before entering your password.
- Set deposit, betting and loss limits before beginning a session if you want firmer control over spending.
- Sign out on a shared device when you finish playing.
Pommi’s controls allow you to set deposit limits and betting limits for a day, week or month. Loss limits can restrict the amount of real money lost while taking profits into account, and a self-ban can close the account for a fixed period or indefinitely. Tightening a limit takes effect immediately. Relaxing or removing one normally requires a 48-hour waiting period.
Verification from a phone
Identification is required when cumulative withdrawals reach €2,000. You can submit a passport, national identity card, driving licence or birth certificate, together with proof of your address and payment method.
Address documents include a utility bill or bank statement. Payment verification can include a card image showing the first and last four digits, cardholder name and expiry date, or an e-wallet screenshot showing the account holder’s name and email address. We aim to review documents within 48 hours, although taking clear photographs and keeping all four corners visible helps reduce the need for a second submission.
Keeping your mobile play in control
Mobile access makes it easy to play during short gaps, so your limits are worth setting before you open a game rather than after a session has begun. If gambling stops feeling like entertainment, you can close the account for a specific period through the self-exclusion tool. Support is available from BeGambleAware.org, and the National Gambling Helpline is available on 0808 8020 133, free and available 24/7.
Access to this site is restricted to persons aged 18 and over (18+). Free and confidential support for gambling problems is available at BeGambleAware.org.
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