Casinogo Terms and Conditions
The rules that govern your use of our site, written in plain English for players in the UK.
Why these terms exist
These Casinogo terms and conditions set out the agreement between us and anyone who visits or uses this site. They cover how our pages may be used, what we expect from visitors, and how we handle the content we publish. Reading them before you use the site helps you understand where you stand.
We may update this page from time to time as our site changes. The version shown here is the one that applies whenever you are browsing, so it is worth checking back if you have not visited for a while. Continued use of the site after an update means you accept the current wording.
Using our site
Access to Casinogo is offered on the basis that you use the site lawfully and do not attempt to disrupt it, copy it, or misuse any part of it. You agree not to interfere with the normal operation of any page, feature or control you find here. Any attempt to circumvent how the site is built is a breach of these terms.
Where a page describes how a feature works, such as our bonus types page or our guide to the mobile casino, that description is informational and does not itself create an entitlement. The specific terms attached to any offer or feature take precedence over general descriptions found elsewhere on the site.
| Topic | What applies |
|---|---|
| Eligibility | You must be 18+ to use this site. |
| Account use | Accounts are personal and must not be shared or transferred. |
| Content accuracy | We aim to keep pages current but descriptions can change without notice. |
| Governing approach | These terms apply alongside any specific terms shown on individual pages. |
Eligibility and your responsibilities
You confirm that you are at least 18+ before using any part of this site. It is your responsibility to ensure that doing so is lawful wherever you are located. We expect every visitor to provide accurate information whenever a page asks for it.
If you have questions about how a particular feature works, our Casinogo faq page gathers common questions in one place, and our live casino at Casinogo page explains how that part of the site is organised. These pages exist so you do not need to guess how something behaves before you try it.
We encourage every visitor to read linked pages fully rather than relying on a single paragraph out of context. Terms are easier to follow when read alongside the page they describe. This is why we keep each subject on its own page rather than repeating details everywhere.
Changes, liability and contact
We may amend, suspend or withdraw any part of this site at any time without prior notice. We are not liable for losses arising from temporary unavailability or from errors that are corrected once identified. Nothing in these terms removes rights that cannot be excluded under law.
If any individual clause is found unenforceable, the remaining terms continue to apply in full. This approach keeps the agreement workable even if one part needs updating separately. We review this page periodically to keep it aligned with how the site actually works.
For anything not covered directly here, our Casinogo faq page is the best starting point, since it is written to answer the questions visitors raise most often. Where a topic needs its own explanation, we keep it on its own dedicated page rather than folding it into these terms.
Do these terms cover every page on the site?
Yes, these terms apply across the whole site, alongside any specific wording shown on an individual page. Where a page gives more detail on its own subject, that detail sits alongside, not instead of, these general terms.
What happens if these terms change?
We may update this page as the site evolves, and the version displayed is always the current one. Continuing to use the site after a change means the updated terms apply to you.
Where can I ask about a specific feature?
Our Casinogo faq page covers common questions about using the site, and subject pages such as bonus types or the mobile casino explain how those particular areas are organised.