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Nearly every problem here is ordinary Android behavior around sideloaded apps rather than anything specific to this one. Sorted below by how often each actually comes up.
Usually means the app you used to open the file — browser or file manager — doesn't have permission to install unknown apps yet. Settings → Apps → Special access → Install unknown apps, then enable it there. Older Android keeps this as a single "Unknown sources" switch under Security.
A weak connection is the usual cause. Switch between Wi-Fi and mobile data and restart the download rather than trying to resume a partial file, which can fail to install even if it looks complete.
Android needs headroom beyond the download itself once it unpacks the file. Clearing 100–150 MB beforehand is a safe margin.
Usually points to a download that didn't finish cleanly rather than a real fault in the app. Delete it, uninstall, and pull a fresh copy rather than trying to repair the existing install.
That's the clearest sign something other than the intended file landed on your phone. Uninstall without opening it and go back to a link you've verified.
No iOS build exists for this app right now, and there's no official PC client either. Treat any page claiming otherwise for this specific app as something to verify yourself before trusting.
Nothing sold as a hack or predictor for any game in this lobby — Tiger Dragon, Crash, Mines, Roulette, or any of the rest — can work as advertised. The result of each round is generated on the operator's own server and reaches your phone only once it's already decided, so there's no local calculation for a hack to grab and no pattern across independent rounds worth predicting. Anything offered outside the app's own official channel and marketed as a way to influence outcomes is either dead weight, or its real purpose is reading whatever data it can off the phone it's installed on. Treat it the way you'd treat an unsolicited file from a stranger.