Login · Mobile

Logging in on mobile, and getting unlocked if it goes wrong

Ten seconds to log in on your phone. This page is for the other times.

Updated 2026 • smokosaus.com

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username or email address, same as desktop, with optional 2FA if you've switched it on. A password manager with mobile autofill is worth setting up here more than anywhere - typing a strong password on a phone keyboard gets old fast.

Forgot your password

Head to the login screen

Tap through to password reset.

Give it your registered email

Enter your registered email address - the casino sends an email with reset instructions.

Follow the link

It opens straight in your phone's mail app - set a new password from there.

Rule of thumb: Smokos support will never ask for your full password or a card PIN, over 24/7 live chat or email.

What actually gets an account locked

  • Not responding to a KYC-related contact attempt within 2 weeks of a withdrawal request
  • Suspected fraud, collusion, or chargebacks
  • Multiple accounts, including one per household (multi-accounting is treated as fraud)
  • Using a VPN to mask location or identity
  • Being enrolled in an external self-exclusion program
  • Providing false or incomplete registration data
Generally requires completing/cooperating with the KYC process - the casino has final discretion on reinstatement.

That's different from self-exclusion, which is something you choose, not something that happens to you.

If a lockout - or your own play - has you rattled, Gambling Help Online - 1800 858 858 / gamblinghelponline.org.au is there for Australians, independent of Smokos.

Questions about mobile login

Do I log in differently on mobile?
No - same username or email address, same optional 2FA, just on a smaller screen.
I forgot my password on my phone. What now?
Enter your registered email address - the casino sends an email with reset instructions.
Why is my account locked?
One of a specific list of reasons - unanswered KYC contact, suspected fraud, multiple accounts, VPN use, external self-exclusion, or false details. Not random, and not device-related.
Should I stay logged in on my phone?
Only if it's genuinely yours alone. On a shared or borrowed phone, log out when you're done.