Some readers ask whether Sixer has a mobile app. The honest answer is: Sixer is an editorial matchday desk, not a platform operator. The desk works on the first-party access route the platform you choose maintains for editorial readers.
The Get Started button resolves through the first-party route — the same URL the platform maintains for the editorial relationship between itself and a reader. Sixer does not insert an intermediate landing page between the reader and the platform.
The header-right Get Started button carries the first-party access route; rel attributes follow the editorial policy that nofollow noopener noreferrer with a sponsored relationship declaration.
The mobile drawer exposes the same Get Started button as a single CTA. The persistent sticky CTA on mobile is one button only — labelled PLAY NOW — and points to the same first-party route.
Where an editorial section carries commercial intent (captain call, points-ledger, app access checkpoint), a contextual affiliate CTA resolves through the same first-party route. Ordinary internal navigation never carries the route.
The state eligibility, responsible play and terms pages expose the route only as an editorial CTA — never as a recommendation. A reader who does not want a commercial path can read all the editorial pages without ever clicking it.
Sixer is built to read cleanly at 320–430px widths. The desk's editorial pages hold their reading rhythm on a phone.
The header stays at the top of every page so the menu and search controls are always one tap away.
On mobile, one persistent CTA — labelled PLAY NOW — appears only after the reader scrolls past the hero. It uses the first-party access route.
Nunito Sans at a 17–18px body size with 1.65–1.8 line height. Headlines wrap to natural word boundaries; no character-by-character breaking.
Sixer's editorial pages are built mobile-first. Reading the desk on a phone at 320–430px widths is the editorial default.
The header stays at the top of every page so the menu and the CTA controls are always one tap away.
A single persistent CTA — labelled PLAY NOW — appears only after the reader scrolls past the hero.
Nunito Sans at 17–18px body size, 1.65–1.8 line height. Headlines wrap to natural word boundaries.
Sixer's editorial pages are built to read cleanly at tablet widths (768–1024px). Reading on a tablet is the same editorial scope as reading on desktop.
The chapter rail collapses at half-width on tablet; the desk becomes a wider two-column read with the editorial content on the left and the chapter rail on the right.
The points-ledger and tournament-calendar tables remain horizontal-scrollable on tablet; the desktop read stays the same.
Tap targets are at least 44px tall on tablet; the menu, the rail cards and the CTA buttons stay readable and clickable.
Sixer's first-party access route is the editorial way the desk hands a reader to the platform. The route is a single URL across the entire site.
The first-party access route is one URL; Sixer does not insert an intermediate landing page between the reader and the platform.
The link is sponsored, nofollow, noopener, noreferrer. The rel attributes declare the editorial-policy nature of the relationship.
Every Get Started button — desktop, mobile drawer, sticky CTA — points to the same first-party access route.