On my commute I tried a bunch of tiny tweaks to stop my phone from cooking itself. Dropping live streams to auto instead of high helped more than I expected, and turning off fancy haptics in-game shaved a few percent off the battery over an hour. Im still not sure about asset caching vs clearing one feels smoother, the other frees space. What changes actually move the needle for you, and how much data or battery did you save?

For me, the biggest wins were boring ones: screen brightness down to 40%, disable HDR, and cap frame rate where possible. On 5G I also force video to 720p that alone cut data by roughly a third in side-by-side tests. Mid-session, I toggle Low Power Mode so background sync doesnt fight the stream. Midway through Ill skim https://dealgamble.com/casino/rtbet/ to see if the lobby supports asset preloading when it does, I load the games I actually play before leaving Wi-Fi. Haptics off saves a bit, but muting vibration for notifications saved more. Net result about 10–15% less battery drain over a 90-minute stretch and fewer micro-stutters on mid-range hardware.

Side note: I started treating long sessions like a workout interval. I set a 25-minute timer, then give myself a two-minute “phone down” break to stand up and breathe. While paused, I close stray apps, kill GPS, and flip airplane mode on/off to nudge a flaky signal back. I also keep a small power bank and a short cable in the case; funny how simply not stressing about the battery keeps the whole evening calmer.