Pride
The PrideSpins app for Android & iOS
The operator's Android app is on Google Play from a Ghanaian storefront only — the listing answers 404 from anywhere else — and an APK is served from the operator's own CDN. Below: how to install it safely, how to spot a fake, and what to do on an iPhone. The file is not hosted here.
The PrideSpins APK is served from the operator’s own CDN — v1.1.8+20, 33.8 MB, checked 13 August 2026. Get it from pridespins.com.gh ↗ only — that is the single safe source.
Install safely on Android
Four steps. The exact setting path is shown in monospace.
pridespins.com.ghSettings ▸ Apps ▸ Chrome ▸ Install unknown apps ▸ AllowFiles ▸ Downloads ▸ the .apk file
On Google Play in Ghana only
Three signs of a fake APK
If you see any of these, stop and get the app from the operator's site instead.
Do not pay anyone to download the app. If a page or a person asks for money first, it is not the operator app. If a page or a person asks you to pay to download it, it is not the operator app.
Get it only from pridespins.com.gh — never from SMS, WhatsApp, or a search-ad site you do not recognise.
A betting app does not need your contacts, SMS, or call logs. Deny those and uninstall it.
On iPhone: add it to your Home Screen
PrideSpins publishes an iOS app on the App Store. If you would rather not install it, open the site in Safari and add it to your Home Screen — it then opens like an app.
Type the address into Safari, not another browser.
pridespins.com.ghTap the Share button, then choose Add to Home Screen.
Safari ▸ Share ▸ Add to Home ScreenA PrideSpins icon appears on your Home Screen. Open it like any app and sign in.
App or browser?
Pick whichever suits your phone.
- Opens in one tap from a home-screen icon.
- No browser bar in the way.
- You install it once from pridespins.com.gh.
- Nothing to install.
- Always the current version.
- Open pridespins.com.gh in Chrome or Safari and sign in.
Why the Play listing does not show up everywhere
Google Play lists real-money gambling apps only in the markets it has approved the developer for. PrideSpins is approved for Ghana: the listing for com.pridespins.gh loads from a Ghanaian Play storefront and answers 404 from anywhere else. The App Store listing is restricted the same way. If neither store shows the app, the APK on cdn.pridespins.com.gh is the operator's own third route — an app offered from a fourth place is not the operator's.
FAQ
An independent review site about PrideSpins. We write about the operator, we do not take bets and we never hold your money. We may earn a commission when you sign up through our links — it never changes a number we publish. PrideSpins is operated by PrideBet Entertainment Ghana Limited, which publishes licence number GCRG26A0528Q and the Gaming Commission of Ghana as its regulator in the footer of its own site; the Commission’s public register lists the trade name and the licence period but no licence numbers, so that number cannot be matched against the register. All trademarks and logos are the property of their respective owners. 18+. Betting can be addictive. Know when to stop. If it stops being a game, ask the operator to close the account and talk to someone: gamblingtherapy.org answers free and in English — the numbers on gamblersanonymous.org are United States lines, not Ghanaian ones.
Which app you actually get
There are two builds. They carry different version numbers, and the difference is real, not a typo.
Android
The Android file is served from the operator's own CDN, cdn.pridespins.com.gh. The current build is pridespins-gh-universal-v1.1.8+20.apk. The size returned by the server's own headers is 33.8 MB — 35,423,239 bytes — and the file was last modified on 11 August 2026, checked on 13 August 2026. "Universal" is the operator's own word in the file name: one package rather than a separate build per processor type, which is part of why it is not a small download. On a mid-range phone and a metered data bundle, treat it as a one-off 33.8 MB spend and install it on Wi-Fi if you have any. One note on the route: the operator's public site configuration carries the direct link to this file in its GET_MOBILE_APP_URL field, pointing at the CDN address above — re-checked on 16 August 2026, when the file answered with the same size and date. A second field in that configuration, APK_DOWNLOAD_URL, is empty, which is why the link is easy to miss and why some pages report it as absent.
iPhone
A native iOS app exists, and the operator's own site configuration links to it. It is listed as PrideSpins, publisher Pridebet Entertainment Ghana LTD, App Store ID 6753217388, version 1.0.6, download size 46.7 MB. There is one catch, and it explains most of the confusion around this app — see the next section.
The version gap
Android is on v1.1.8+20 while iOS is on 1.0.6. No published source explains the gap. The operator publishes no changelog on its own site, and the only release notes on the App Store listing are the generic "bug fixes" and "performance improvements" — nothing that compares the two builds — so no reason is offered here. What it means in practice is simple: do not assume the two apps ship the same features at the same time, and do not read the lower iOS number as proof the iPhone app is abandoned — it is the version the store currently serves.
These figures come from the file's own HTTP headers and the App Store lookup API, each checked on 13 August 2026. Nothing here comes from playing an account. The crash titles behind the app are covered on the Aviator, Avi, JetX and Aviamasters page.
Why iPhone users think there is no app
Because from most of the world, the listing genuinely is not there.
The PrideSpins iOS app is published to the Ghana App Store only. Query the store with country code gh and the app comes back: version 1.0.6, 46.7 MB, publisher Pridebet Entertainment Ghana LTD. Query it as us or gb and the lookup comes back empty and the store page returns a not-found. That fits an app published for one market only: it is offered where the operator sells, and nowhere else.
So the practical answer depends on your Apple account. If your Apple ID's country or region is set to Ghana, search the App Store for PrideSpins and the app should appear. If your Apple ID is registered to another country, it will not appear no matter how you search, and no amount of retrying changes that.
That is a description of what the store returns, not a workaround. Misstating a country, region or payment address to Apple is not advised here and no steps for it appear on this site: Apple's region settings are tied to billing details and account terms.
If the app is out of reach for an Apple ID, the site is an ordinary website in Safari, and the documented sign-in route is the same either way — see how accounts and the sign-in code work.
The Google Play listing only Ghana can see
The operator's site configuration points to a Google Play listing for the package name com.pridespins.gh. Open it from a Ghanaian Play storefront and it loads. Open it from anywhere else and Play answers 404. That is the whole explanation for pages that report the listing as dead: it is geo-restricted, not missing.
The background is ordinary. Under Google's published Play policy, real-money gambling apps are allowed only in a limited set of countries and only from developers approved under that policy, market by market. Where an operator is approved for one country, the listing appears in that country's store and nowhere else. The iPhone app behaves the same way, published to the Ghana App Store only.
So there are three routes on Android and all three are the operator's: the Play listing from a Ghanaian storefront, the APK on cdn.pridespins.com.gh, and the site itself in a browser. Anything offered from a fourth place is not the operator's. If a listing does appear for you, the check is still the package name com.pridespins.gh and the developer name matching the operator.
Keeping the install safe
Sideloading is fine when the file comes from the right place. The risk sits in where the file came from far more than in the settings you change to install it.
Check the domain before the download
The operator's real domain is pridespins.com.gh; pridespins.com redirects to it, and the APK is served from cdn.pridespins.com.gh. Type the address yourself or use the operator's site rather than following a link from a message. Look at the address bar after the page loads, not before — ending up on anything other than pridespins.com.gh is the clearest warning you will get.
What a fake looks like
- It arrives by WhatsApp, SMS or a Telegram forward, from an account you cannot verify.
- It asks you to pay anything at all to download or unlock the app.
- It requests permissions a casino app has no use for: contacts, SMS, call logs, accessibility services.
- It is hosted on an APK aggregator or a mirror site rather than the operator's own domain.
Why the numbers matter
Before you tap install, Android shows the file name, and your file manager or browser shows the size. Compare them with the figures on this page: v1.1.8+20 and roughly 33.8 MB. A file calling itself the same app at a very different size, or with a version string that does not match, is a reason to stop and delete it. This is a rough check, not a cryptographic one: no checksum is published anywhere for this APK, so there is no hash to verify against, and an untraceable one will not be printed here.
For who the operator is and what it publishes about licence number GCRG26A0528Q, see the full PrideSpins review.
More questions
Is there a PrideSpins app for iPhone?
Yes. It is listed as PrideSpins from Pridebet Entertainment Ghana LTD, App Store ID 6753217388, version 1.0.6, 46.7 MB, checked on 13 August 2026. It is published in the Ghana App Store only, so an Apple ID set to another country will not find it.
What is the APK file size?
33.8 MB — 35,423,239 bytes by the server's own headers, checked on 13 August 2026. The file is the universal build v1.1.8+20, last modified 11 August 2026.
Is the app on Google Play?
Yes, but only in Ghana. The listing for com.pridespins.gh loads from a Ghanaian Play storefront and returns 404 from anywhere else. The APK on the operator's own CDN is the alternative route.
Is the app free to download?
The App Store lists the iPhone app as free. On Android the file on the operator's own CDN carries no price either. Either way, a download page or a person asking you to pay for the app file is not the operator.
Does the app use the same account as the website?
Nothing the operator publishes describes a separate app-only account, and only one sign-in route is documented rather than two. No statement confirms it either way, so treat it as an inference rather than an operator promise — the sign-in process is set out on the account page, and the welcome offers on the bonus page.
What if the install is blocked?
Android blocks packages from outside Play until you allow it for the browser doing the downloading, usually under Settings, Apps, then your browser, then install unknown apps. You can switch that permission back off after installing. If the file still refuses to open, delete it and download again from the operator's domain — a partial download from a dropped connection will not install.