I’m building a native Android casino app that lets users play for real money. The core line-up must include slot machines, poker, blackjack, plus two lighter games I already sketched out—Lucky Number and Colors Trading. Graphics should feel modern but lightweight enough to keep APK size reasonable, so I’m open to either Unity with dynamic asset loading or a pure Kotlin/Java build in Android Studio if you can achieve comparable polish. Key points I need you to handle: • Provably-fair RNG for every game and an admin console that shows seed logs. • Secure real-money wallet: KYC flow, deposit/withdraw via popular Indian gateways (UPI, cards, NetBanking) and international options (Stripe, PayPal) with 2-factor verification. • Smooth multiplayer poker tables with WebSocket or Photon-style low-latency comms and basic chat. • Modular game engine so I can add or swap themes without rebuilding the whole APK. • Play-for-fun sandbox mode that flips to real-money once the user passes KYC. • Google Play compliance for gambling apps, including location and age gating. Acceptance criteria 1. All five games load in <3 s on a mid-range Android 10 device, pass 60 FPS stress test, and settle results through the shared RNG service. 2. Deposits and withdrawals process end-to-end in the sandbox environment, with callbacks logged in Firebase. 3. APK signed, uploaded to an internal Play track, and approved in the first review round. 4. Admin dashboard (any modern stack) shows live tables, user balances, and a flag/ban toggle. Deliverables: production-ready source code, compiled APK/AAB, database schema dump, and a brief deployment manual. If this fits your skill set, let’s talk timeline and milestone sequence.