Module 01 · Lobby
The lobby lists active formats (Points, Deals, Pool), active tournaments and practice tables. The desk records the lobby surface at a generic level.
What a skill-game app does, at a generic level
A real-money skill-game app typically bundles a lobby, a table-join flow, a KYC surface, a wallet and a customer-care route. The desk describes the typical module list at a generic level; the operator’s own published surface is the source of truth. No fabricated Bolt-specific screenshot grid is published here.
Typical modules in a skill-game app
Module 02 · Table join
A table-join flow picks a stake band, a seat count and a join mode (cash or practice). Stakes-band visibility is a desk baseline expectation.
Module 03 · KYC surface
The KYC surface lives in the account or wallet module. PAN, address proof and bank/UPI verification are the typical documents; the operator publishes the specific list.
Module 04 · Wallet
The wallet shows balance, deposit, withdrawal, bonus credit and transaction history. A separate wallet screen — not buried inside a settings menu — is the desk baseline.
Permission surface and age gate
- Permission list.Network and storage are typical. Camera is needed for KYC document upload. Microphone and contacts are atypical for a skill-game app; the desk flags unexpected permissions.
- Age gate.A published age gate of 18+ is mandatory. The age gate must be active before any account creation; an age gate that activates only at deposit is a red flag.
- App-store category.The app-store category should match the operator’s own published category. A "casino" or "gambling" category in a region where skill-game apps are restricted is a desk flag.
Editorial boundary
What a skill-game app does, at a generic level on boltfantasy.com is editorial guidance, not legal or financial advice. The desk reads published operator material and records the desk’s own test tickets where the operator publishes a verifiable flow. Where the operator publishes a number, a window or a document list, the desk flags it; where the operator does not, the desk records the gap. The reader verifies the operator’s current page before relying on any figure listed here.
What the desk does not cover
- Personal recommendations for any specific platform beyond the editorial pick on the homepage.
- Verification of any operator’s licence beyond the licence number the operator publishes on its own material.
- Legal interpretation of any state gaming act. The reader verifies the local rule before playing.