Terms of Use
These are the conditions under which casina.biz is published and read. They are short because the site is simple: it publishes text about gambling and it links to an operator. It does not take bets, hold money or open accounts.
Who may use the site
Reading requires being of legal gambling age — 18 in Portugal — and being somewhere the material is lawful to access. Continuing past this page is a confirmation of both. Nothing here is aimed at minors and nothing here should be reachable from a device a minor uses without parental controls in place.
What this site is
An independent informational portal covering the Casina brand for readers in Portugal. It publishes guides, explanations and editorial assessments. It does not operate games, does not process deposits or payouts, does not hold player funds, has no access to accounts, and is not owned by, affiliated with or acting for any gambling company. Every transaction described here takes place on the operator's own site under the operator's own agreement with the player.
How to read the figures
Amounts, timings and percentages published here — the €10 deposit thresholds, the €20 payout floor, the 1 to 24 hour and 1 to 3 business day windows — are observations recorded by our editorial team at a point in time. Operators change them without notice. Where this site and the operator's cashier disagree, the cashier is correct and this site is out of date, and we would be glad to hear about it through the contact page.
Nothing here is legal, financial or tax advice. Questions about how gambling proceeds are treated in Portugal belong to the Autoridade Tributária; questions about a specific account belong to the operator.
Content and copying
The text, structure and images on this site are protected by copyright. Quoting a passage with attribution and a link is welcome. Republishing pages, wholesale or lightly rewritten, is not, and the sector has enough duplicated content already without this site contributing to it.
Links to other sites
This site links outward, including to an operator through partner links described on our affiliate disclosure page. Once a link is followed, the destination's own terms and privacy policy apply and this site has no control over what is published there or how it changes.
Accuracy and liability
The material is provided as it is. Care goes into checking it and errors still occur, particularly as operators change terms between our review cycles. To the extent the law allows, casina.biz accepts no liability for losses arising from gambling, from reliance on information published here, or from anything that happens on a third-party site reached from these pages.
Acceptable use
Use the site for reading. Do not attempt to interfere with it, scrape it at a volume that degrades it for others, upload harmful code, or misrepresent it as operated by or connected to any gambling company.
Changes and applicable law
Gambling moves quickly — bonus terms, payment minimums and game availability all change without notice, and these terms may be updated to match. The current version is the one that applies. Portuguese and European Union law governs this publication, and disputes about the site itself are best raised through the contact page before anywhere else.
The operator's terms, which matter more than these
An operator's terms and conditions are the actual contract behind a gaming account: who may open one, how bonuses are credited and forfeited, what the maximum stake is while bonus funds are active, which countries are restricted, how payouts are processed and what happens when an account is closed. That document decides real outcomes; this page decides almost nothing by comparison.
This site summarises the clauses that most often surprise players — the wagering multiple, the max-bet rule, game contribution rates, expiry windows, the same-source payout rule — but a summary is not the contract. Operators revise their terms, and the version binding on you is the one published at the moment you claim an offer. Our bonus terms page covers what to look for, and the complaints page covers what to do when a clause has been applied in a way you dispute.