The content rating dictates the age suitability, while permissions indicate exactly what device data the software can access. A gambling application should never be categorized as suitable for everyone. Any excessive permission requests are a red flag for your personal privacy.
If you observe that Casibom is requesting typical permissions like network access for basic gameplay, that is normal. However, if the app is requesting access to your contacts, camera, or SMS without clear gaming features that need them, decline it immediately. Best practices in Android security recommend that developers request only necessary permissions and use system pickers instead of demanding direct data access. - "Android Permissions: Evolution, Attacks, and Best Practices," 2024.
The content rating for any real-money platform must reflect a strictly adult demographic and highlight the real-money risk. Recent advances in automated content moderation show that vision-language models can now detect mismatches between a declared age rating and the actual app content based on screenshots and descriptions alone. - Arxiv preprint on vision-language approaches to content-rating violation detection, 2025. This means that apps falsely labeled "Everyone," as all three removed Casibom fakes were, face increasingly rapid detection and removal.
One small observation: if you see a casino app rated for all ages, that alone tells you something is wrong. Real operators do not hide behind children's content ratings.