About This Site: One Question, One Number

For readers in the United Kingdom, this is an independent information site on SkyHills Casino. It is not the casino, it does not open accounts, take deposits or pay out winnings, and nothing here is an offer made on the casino’s behalf. The aim is narrower: each page takes a question a reader would ask before playing and answers it with the figure that settles it.

Who Is Behind the Pages and Who Is Not

The pages are written and maintained by the editorial team of this site. The casino’s own pages hold the contract between the player and the operator; this site explains what those terms mean in practice and in money. Readers must be 18 or over, which is the minimum gambling age in Great Britain, and the site is meant for adults only.

The Questions the Site Answers, With Their Numbers

Most casino pages open with adjectives; these open with the figure. The list below is the quickest map of the site.
What is the welcome worth? Usually 200% up to €1,500 (about £1,271.45) on a first deposit, with 200 free spins. A deposit of €750 (about £635.72) is the point at which the match reaches that ceiling.
What does it cost in turnover? The bonus carries 35x wagering. A €200 deposit (about £169.53) brings a €400 bonus and €14,000 of stakes. The bonus page is built around it.
How long is the clock? 30 days after activation. Spread evenly, the €14,000 above is €466.67 a day.
How large may a stake be? €5 per spin while a bonus is active; a higher bet may cancel it.
Which games count? Slots 100%, live casino 10%, table games 10%, with some games excluded.
What is the smallest payout? €20 (about £16.95), processed within 24 hours after verification. Skrill, Neteller and crypto arrive the same day; cards, instant banking and bank transfer take 1–3 business days.
What must be done first? Confirm the e-mail within 24 hours and finish verification before the first withdrawal. One account is allowed per person, household and IP address.
How is a session kept in budget? Through daily, weekly and monthly deposit limits the player chooses, a loss limit that stops play when the loss budget is reached, reality checks, short pauses and long-term blocks.

How a Page Is Built Here

Every page has one job, and a fact stays on the page where it does its work, so the same number does not turn up as filler on four pages.
Worked examples use three round amounts, €40 (about £33.91), €200 and €500 (about £423.82). Round amounts scale easily in your head: halve one, double another, and the rule underneath stays visible. A reader whose own deposit is €300 can interpolate between the €200 and €500 cases without a new table.

What Readers Can Expect From the Pages

Every figure on a page belongs to the casino’s published conditions or follows from arithmetic on them. A sentence such as “a €500 deposit needs €35,000 of stakes” is arithmetic: 200% of €500 is €1,000 and 35 times €1,000 is €35,000.
Gambling is not an income, and nothing on the site is a promise about winnings. The pages describe conditions; they do not predict results.

Where to Start

A reader with a deposit in mind should begin with the homepage, where the three deposit sizes are priced side by side. A reader who has not yet opened an account should go to the registration page, whose map starts from the 24-hour e-mail confirmation and the one-account-per-household rule. Anyone already playing with a bonus will find the daily targets on the bonus page, someone planning to cash out will find the routes and the €20 floor on the payments page, and someone playing on a phone will find the matching of limits to sessions on the app page. The Privacy, Terms and Responsible Gambling pages complete the set.

Responsibility and Corrections

The editorial team is responsible for the accuracy of the text, including the arithmetic. If a figure on a page does not match what you see at the casino, write to us with the page name and the figure so the page can be corrected. Corrections replace the earlier wording rather than sit beside it.
A useful report has four parts: the page name, the figure as it appears on the page, the figure you see at the casino, and the day you saw it. For example: “Bonus page, the table shows a €5 maximum stake; the casino’s bonus terms showed a different amount on 20 October.” With those four parts a correction can be checked against the casino’s current terms in a single step, and the page wording is then replaced, not appended with a note. A report that says only “your numbers look wrong” cannot be acted on, because there is nothing to compare.
Where the arithmetic itself is questioned, include the deposit you started from. A reader who writes “a €500 deposit, I get €35,000, you print €30,000” gives the team a line of working to retrace: €500 matched at 200% gives a €1,000 bonus, and 35 times €1,000 is €35,000. Arithmetic errors are fixed on the page that carries them, and any other page that quotes the same figure is corrected in the same pass.
If gambling stops being enjoyable, the National Gambling Helpline (GamCare) is free on 0808 8020 133, 24 hours a day, by phone and live chat. In Wales the line is 0808 2819 265.

Writing to the editors of this guide

Write to [email protected] for corrections, questions about a page or requests about your data. Messages about a casino account, a payout or a bonus belong with the casino itself.