The Skol Casino app arrives as version 4.2.1 for Android and iPhone, with the browser version needing no download at all.
The figures below are the ones Skol Casino publishes, so you can compare before anything is installed.
A permission prompt on Android is normal procedure, and this block shows how little it takes.
Both Apple routes are covered here, so you can decide which one suits how you play.
Skol Casino keeps the same account and balance in all three, so only the method changes.
Each case below shows the screen you are on and the one action that moves you forward.
The same limits you set on the site travel into the app, so nothing loosens when you switch screens. Self-exclusion, a cooling-off time-out and a deposit limit all apply wherever you play, and GamCare, BeGambleAware and GAMSTOP are there for support beyond the app.
Self-exclusion. This locks you out of play for a set stretch, closing the door rather than asking you to walk past it.
Cooling-off period. A cooling-off period parks your account for a short break, so a heated evening does not carry into the next one.
Deposit limits. It caps how much you can add in a day or a week, keeping deposits inside the line you drew earlier.
Full storyRead this and you will know which jobs the app handles that a saved page cannot.
Google Play carries the Android build and the App Store carries the iPhone build, both listed at 4.2.1.
Reach for this when a single nagging question about the app is holding up your install.
Skol Casino lists the system each build asks for, so you can match your phone in one glance.
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