| Mobile Web App or PWA | Available  |
| Google Play Store | Unavailable  |
| Android .apk | Unavailable |
| iOS App | Unavailable |
Rooli offers no .apk and holds no store listing, though its app page carries a button marked Get Version for Android and another for iOS. Its licence can be verified at the regulator, on a page the regulator forbids licensees to link to.
So the proof exists, and finding it is left to the player.
| Mobile Web App or PWA | Available |
| Google Play Store | Unavailable |
| Android .apk | Unavailable |
| iOS App | Unavailable |
Rooli offers no .apk and holds no store listing, though its app page carries a button marked Get Version for Android and another for iOS. Its licence can be verified at the regulator, on a page the regulator forbids licensees to link to.
So the proof exists, and finding it is left to the player.
Yes. No package is published, neither store returns the brand, and the whole casino runs in a mobile browser.
Its app page reads otherwise at first glance. Two buttons sit under its heading, one marked Get Version for Android and one Get Version for iOS, in the language a download uses.
Read the instructions printed below them and the buttons play no part. Step one begins in the browser’s own menu on both systems — three dots on Android, the Share panel on iPhone — and neither sequence refers back to the button above it.
What the two routes produce is also not the same thing. The Android steps finish at Chrome’s install prompt, which registers a web app on the handset. On iPhone the steps finish at Add to Home Screen, which leaves a shortcut. One page calls both of them the app.
A third mismatch sits in the heading itself, which names the Rooli Bet App. Navigation offers Casino and Live Casino, and no sportsbook appears anywhere in the footer.
iPhone — Safari
Android — Chrome
Either way the price is the same. No application package is downloaded, no storage is taken, the latest version arrives from the server, and one login covers every device.
A licence is named in the footer: E-gaming licence No. 0000002, issued by the Tobique Gaming Commission to Novatrix SRL.
That licence has a validation page, and the page states its own position plainly. It is forbidden for a licensed entity to create or maintain a link from a website to this page without prior written permission from the commission.
So the document that proves the licence is the one document the licensee may not point at. Anyone wanting to check has to know the validation address exists and type it in unaided.
That page carries what you would want from it: company name, registered address, the website covered, the act it operates under, and an operating status reading valid.
That same page sets out the dispute route. Take it to the operator first, and if nothing is resolved, contact one of a number of independent bodies, which should be listed on the operator website.
Rooli’s help centre lists eleven pages. Terms, bonus terms, responsible gaming, privacy, cookies, KYC and AML, payments, FAQ, about and support are all among them.
None of the eleven is a complaints page, and no independent body is named on the pages checked. A step the regulator describes is therefore one the site does not supply.
Two buttons sit on the regulator’s own page for exactly this purpose, headed File a Complaint and Request Self Exclusion. Both of them live on the page the operator is not permitted to link to.
Twenty-eight rows fill the deposit tab, across five columns: method, type, commission, processing time and minimum deposit.
Three methods are listed twice. Visa, Mastercard and MiFinity each occupy two rows, and paysafecard takes two more under two different spellings of its name.
Two of the five columns never change. Every row reads Free under commission and Instant under processing time, which leaves fifty-six cells carrying no information.
Only the minimum column varies, and it varies once. Every fiat method asks 20 €/$ except Interac, which asks 15.
The six crypto rows give no figure at all and point to the cashier instead, so the smallest crypto deposit is the one number nobody can read before registering.
Rooli costs a handset nothing. No file is published, neither store lists the brand, and the two buttons offering a version for each system hand you to the browser, which takes no space and keeps no copy to fall out of date.
Its cashier page wants reading rather than counting. Twenty-eight rows hold three methods twice, two columns that repeat one word apiece, and six crypto entries with the minimum left out.
Its paperwork is better than most and harder to reach than it needs to be. Novatrix SRL is named with a Costa Rican registration number and a full address, the Tobique licence number is printed in the footer, and the commission’s own page shows that licence as valid — while forbidding the operator to link you to it.
✅ Players who want a free icon or installed web app and no .apk
✅ Anyone willing to type a regulator’s address rather than follow a link
✅ Interac users, whose deposit floor is 15 €/$ against 20 elsewhere
✗ Phone users expecting a real download behind a Get Version button
✗ Crypto depositors who want the minimum stated before they register
✗ Anyone who needs a complaints route named on the site itself
No. Nothing is published for Android and neither store carries the brand. The two Get Version buttons lead to a guide that uses the browser menu, which ends in an installed web app on Android and a home-screen shortcut on iPhone.
Start with support, which is the route the regulator sets out. Beyond that, the independent bodies the commission expects to be listed on the operator’s site do not appear on the pages checked, so ask support to name one in writing.
