Casoola bonus terms: a checklist for the small print
This page of casinocasoola.biz collects the points of the bonus terms that decide a bonus's value beyond wagering. The multiplier is covered in the wagering guide; here we look at the bet cap, excluded games, the deadline, the cash-out cap and behaviour that counts as a breach. Actual values always come from Casoola's current terms; the figures below are illustrative.
Go to the offerThe checklist
| Term | What to look for | What happens if you miss it |
|---|---|---|
| Maximum bet | stake cap per spin or round while the bonus is active | the bonus and winnings can be voided |
| Excluded games | named titles or whole categories | stakes there do not count, or count as a breach |
| Deadline | days from activation | the remaining bonus expires |
| Cash-out cap | the most that can be withdrawn from the bonus | anything above the cap is lost |
| Excluded deposit methods | methods that do not qualify for the bonus | you do not receive the bonus |
| One bonus per person | per household, device or IP address | bonus and winnings can be withdrawn |
| Changes to the terms | from when a change applies | new rules may apply to an older offer |
If you cannot find a rule for a point, that does not mean there is none: it may sit in the general terms and conditions rather than in the bonus description. It is worth reading both documents.
The maximum bet – the most common pitfall
There is almost always a stake cap while playing with a bonus. Illustrative example, not Casoola's terms: if the cap is €5 per spin, a single spin accidentally set to €6 can be enough for the casino to remove the winnings. This happens more easily on a phone, where the stake selector jumps quickly to the next level. A bonus buy can also count as a stake and often costs many times the cap, which is why many terms forbid it with bonus money. Fire in the Hole 3, for example, has a bonus-buy feature; do not use it with a bonus balance unless the terms explicitly allow it.
Excluded games and contribution
The excluded-games list serves two purposes: it filters out high-RTP or low-variance titles, and it stops you clearing wagering without risk. The list may name games or whole categories (all live games or all jackpots, for instance). Before you start a game with a bonus, check whether it is listed, because under some terms a stake on an excluded game does not just fail to count – it can cost you the bonus.
Deadline and cash-out cap
The deadline runs from activation and is often shorter than you think. Work out in advance how many spins the turnover needs at your planned stake, and whether you have the time. The cash-out cap is typical for no-deposit bonuses and free spins: illustrative example, not Casoola's terms – with a €100 cap, only €100 of a €400 win can be withdrawn and the rest is lost. It is less common on deposit bonuses but does occur.
One account, one person
Bonus terms almost always allow one bonus per person, household or device. If several family members register from the same Wi-Fi, the system may see it as multiple accounts; in that case contact support first. Registering with real details matters for another reason too: at the identity check before a withdrawal, the details must match. The registration guide covers this.
Related guides
- Wagering – calculating the turnover
- No-deposit bonus and cash-out caps
- Free spins rules
- Withdrawing with an active bonus
- All bonus guides