Bonus terms: a checklist for the small screen

Bonus terms are long, dense and written for lawyers, and on a phone they arrive as an endless scroll of small print. Reading all of it every time is unrealistic; reading none of it is how disputes start. This checklist names the clauses that matter most, so you can find them quickly with your browser's "find in page" function and screenshot them. We describe what to look for — the actual Kanuuna terms are on the operator's site.

Seven clauses to find

Using "find in page" on a phone

In Safari tap the share icon and choose "Find on Page"; in Chrome open the three-dot menu and pick "Find in page". Type the search word from the table and jump between matches. It turns a five-minute scroll into thirty seconds.

Studios and excluded games

Excluded-game lists deserve a proper look because they are where provider choice meets bonus value. If a list names a whole studio, every game from that studio in the lobby is off-limits while the bonus is active — even if its tile sits right at the top. Filter the lobby by that studio and you will see exactly what is affected. The games hub shows the studio labels of the eight games covered here.

General terms still apply

Bonus terms sit on top of the operator's general terms. Clauses on one account per person, verification and payment in your own name apply whether or not you took a bonus. Many "bonus disputes" are really about these general clauses.

Screenshot, date, keep

Terms change. When you accept an offer, screenshot the relevant clauses. The screenshot shows what applied at that moment and is useful if you ever need to contact support — see complaints.

Bonus terms questions

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