Casumo app settings and notifications

Where Casumo app settings and notifications live

Think of it as three layers. Your phone's operating system decides whether the Casumo app may show push notifications at all. Your Casumo account holds marketing preferences, financial limits and personal details. And the app itself has a few display and log-in options that the App Store listing mentions.

Casumo's store listings don't describe its notification settings, so we won't invent menu names. Where a step depends on the app, look for the option in your account or profile area. For everything else about the brand, see our Casumo app review.

How to turn off Casumo notifications on iPhone

If the Casumo app has asked to send notifications and you said yes, you can change your mind at any time in iOS. This doesn't touch your account or your emails; it only stops alerts on that phone.

1. Open the Settings app on your iPhone.
2. Tap Notifications.
3. Scroll to the Casumo app in the list and tap it.
4. Switch off Allow Notifications to stop all alerts, or keep it on and turn off sounds, badges or lock screen previews.
5. If you'd rather pause alerts only at certain times, set up a Focus and leave Casumo off its allowed list.

On a shared iPad, lock screen previews are worth switching off even if you keep notifications, so messages about your account aren't visible to others. Our general guide on turning off casino app notifications covers other brands too.

How to turn off Casumo notifications on Android

Android phones name their menus slightly differently, especially Samsung models, but the route is similar on most.

1. Open Settings and go to Apps (sometimes Apps & notifications).
2. Find Casumo - Live Casino & Slots in the list and tap it.
3. Tap Notifications.
4. Turn off all notifications, or switch off individual categories if the app offers more than one.
5. To silence gambling apps at set times, use Focus mode in Digital Wellbeing, which pauses chosen apps and their notifications.

Google's help page on Digital Wellbeing (opens in a new tab) explains Focus mode and app timers. The walkthrough on blocking casino apps with Digital Wellbeing shows how to use those features as a firmer limit, and notifications and gambling urges explains why fewer alerts can help.

Casumo marketing preferences and your UK rights

Emails, texts and calls about offers are separate from push notifications. They're governed by the Gambling Commission's direct marketing rule, LCCP 5.1.12 (opens in a new tab), which came into force on 1 May 2025.

Under that rule, online casino, betting and bingo operators must let you choose which products you hear about and through which channels, and every option must start switched off. Customers who already had accounts were asked to confirm their preferences at their first log-in after the rule began.

Casumo offers a casino and a sportsbook, so you can, for example, accept casino emails while refusing betting texts. Look for marketing or communication preferences in your account settings to check what you've agreed to. The Commission's page on stopping gambling marketing texts and emails (opens in a new tab) explains what to do if messages continue.

Changing your Casumo marketing settings step by step

1. Sign in to the Casumo app or website; the setting is on your account, so either works.
2. Open your account or profile area and look for marketing, communication or contact preferences.
3. Untick each channel you don't want (email, SMS, phone) for each product you don't want to hear about.
4. Save the change and note the date, in case you need to raise it later.
5. If messages keep arriving after a reasonable time, email hey@casumo.com with the date you changed your preferences.

If an operator spots strong signs that someone may be experiencing gambling harm, UK rules say marketing and new bonus take-up must stop. You don't need to wait for that to happen: you can switch everything off yourself.

Our explainer on push notifications and gambling marketing and the UK marketing consent rules page go deeper on what operators can and can't send.

Face ID, Touch ID and log-in settings in the Casumo app

The App Store listing says the Casumo iPhone app supports Face ID and Touch ID log-in. Turning it on means you don't type your password in public, and Apple's Face ID security page (opens in a new tab) says your face data stays on the device; the app is told only whether the check passed.

Biometric log-in has one downside: it makes opening the app almost effortless. If you share a phone, or you'd like a pause before you play, typing a password each time is a reasonable choice. The Google Play listing doesn't mention fingerprint or face log-in for Android, so check inside the app.

Our guides to Face ID and Touch ID on casino apps and keeping your casino account secure cover passwords and two-step checks. If you're locked out, start with our Casumo app login page.

Haptics, widget and other Casumo app options

A few smaller options appear in the iPhone listing. Each is a personal preference, but it helps to know what they do.

• Haptic feedback toggle: controls the small vibrations the app uses. Turn it off if you find it distracting or want to save a little battery.
• Home screen widget: an iOS widget you add or remove from your home screen. Press and hold the widget, then choose to remove it if you no longer want it there.
• Quick Launch: reopens the last four slots you played. It's a shortcut, not a setting, but it's useful to know it remembers recent games.
• Reel Races updates: real-time progress for Casumo's slot tournaments, shown while you play.

None of these changes your balance, your limits or how any game pays. They only affect how quickly you can get into the app and what it feels like to use. Our Casumo app vs website comparison explains which features are app-only.

Tracking and data settings for the Casumo app

The App Store privacy label for Casumo says identifiers, usage data and diagnostics may be used to track you across other companies' apps and websites. On iPhone, apps must ask before tracking you in that way, and you can refuse.

1. Open Settings on your iPhone and tap Privacy & Security.
2. Tap Tracking.
3. Switch off the Casumo app, or turn off Allow Apps to Request to Track for every app.

On Android, the Google Play data safety section says the app may share location data, collects personal and financial information, encrypts data in transit, and lets you request deletion. You can review an app's permissions, including location, in Settings under Apps. Our guides to casino app permissions and whether casino apps track your location explain what each permission allows.

Account settings that help you stay in control

The most useful Casumo app settings aren't about notifications at all. UK-licensed operators must prompt you to set a financial limit before your first deposit, and decreases to a limit take effect straight away. They must also let you choose how often a reality check (opens in a new tab) appears, showing how long your session has lasted.

Our Casumo safer gambling tools page explains each of these in detail, and the guide to reality checks in casino apps shows what a reminder involves.

Casumo welcome offer and an alternative

Your notification and marketing settings don't affect your eligibility for a welcome offer: you can claim one with every marketing channel switched off. Both offers below are for new customers aged 18+, and terms apply.

Casumo: a 50% bonus up to £100 on your first deposit, minimum £20, opt-in required. Wager the bonus 10x within 7 days; the maximum bet is £5 while the bonus is active, and game, play and payment restrictions apply. On a £40 deposit, the £20 bonus means £200 of wagering. Our Casumo welcome bonus guide walks through the maths.

Coral: deposit (certain types excluded) and bet £10 or more on slots to get 100 free spins at 10p each on selected games; accept them within 48 hours and use them within 7 days. Free spin winnings have no wagering. Neteller, PayPal, Paysafe, Skrill, prepaid cards and certain debit cards don't qualify, and the offer runs from 1 October 2026 to 1 February 2027. See our Coral Casino app review.

Both are slot offers, so table and live games are often excluded or count for less. Gambling costs money and losses are likely over time, so set a limit before you start.

18+. Every casino game has a built-in house edge, so over time you should expect to lose what you stake. Set a budget before you play and stop when it’s gone: safer gambling tools and support. Free, confidential help: National Gambling Helpline 0808 8020 133.