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These terms and conditions tell you how to use your account, make deposits, get bonuses, and get your money out. Read them carefully before you start playing. Check if you are eligible in UK, as well as any payment limits or verification needs that may be different depending on your UK, especially if you want to cash out £. If you understand the key clauses, you can avoid playing games that aren't allowed, missing wagering rules, or payout delays.
Before you use any Circus Casino promotion, make sure you know how the bonus wagering works, what the highest bet you can make with bonus money, and which games count toward the wagering requirement in full or in part.
This rule is valid for both bonus balances and mixed balances, which are when you use both your own money and bonus funds. Watch the counter in your account, don't bet more than the maximum amount per spin or round, and pick games with the highest contribution to keep your bonus and any winnings safe. Before switching games in the middle of a session, make sure you know the new contribution rate. That way, you won't slow down your progress by accident.
The wagering requirement, also known as "playthrough," tells you how many times you have to bet the bonus amount (and sometimes the deposit amount) before you can cash out. Consider this: If you get a 100 £ bonus and need to wager it 35 times, you will need to make 3,500 £ worth of bets on certain games in order to meet the requirements.
Some offers also need you to bet a certain amount on the deposit. Suppose the terms say 30x on deposit and bonus, and you deposit 100 £ and get a 100 £ bonus. Then you need to bet (100 + 100) x 30 = 6,000 £. The difference between the two is big, so always check to see if the wagering is done on just the bonus or on the bonus plus the deposit.
When an account is activated, wagering usually has to be done within a certain amount of time. The rules of the promotion say that any bonus funds or winnings that are still outstanding can be taken away after the wagering period ends, even if you were almost done. Things to keep an eye on: games that are eligible—only games that are listed as eligible count toward wagering.
There are different percentages that can be used for each type of game. Certain strategies or bet patterns may be seen as bonus abuse, which could mean that the bonus isn't valid anymore. A useful tip is to play games that contribute 100% of your total points and wait to switch to games that contribute less until after the wagering is over. An example of how a contribution affects your goal is that if you still need to bet 2,000 £, and a game contributes 50%, you would have to bet 4,000 £ on that game to meet your goal. As a general rule (always check the exact terms of the promotion), slots contribute at or near 100%.
It's possible for table games to be included or left out, with contributions ranging from 10% to 50%. Depending on the offer, live casino games may not count at all or count less than other games. Do not think that a game counts toward wagering just because it is in the lobby. This will help you avoid problems. If a category is left out, bets placed in that category can lower your balance without lowering the wagering goal.
While the bonus is active, you can only bet a certain amount per spin, hand, or round. This is done to keep risk to a minimum while the bonus funds are being used. If the maximum bet is 5 £, placing a bet of 6 £ could result in the loss of the bonus and any winnings that were connected to the breached condition.
If the bigger bet happened by accident or while the game was playing itself, this can still apply. To stay legal, set your bet size before you turn on autoplay. Making sure that side bets, feature buys, or multi-hand modes don't make the total bet go over the limit. If the stake changes when you change volatility modes or coin values, keep a buffer below the limit. Feature and bonus buys: If the terms of the promotion say you can't, spending 50 £ on a feature can be seen as going over the maximum bet, even if your normal spin bet is much less. Always check to see if you can buy features while you're betting.
The Circus Casino's welcome offer is only for people who are new players. You must make your first qualifying deposit of at least £10 using an accepted payment method and have never registered with the site before in order to qualify. Automatic and, if necessary, manual checks are done to see if someone is eligible. Circus Casino may not give the welcome bonus, take away bonus winnings, or limit player participation in promotions if the same person, household, device, or payment information is linked to more than one account. "New players" are people who have never had an account at Circus Casino before and are not linked to another username or password.
You can't make more than one account to get the offer more than once, even if the accounts use different emails or devices. You can only use the welcome offer once. Each household can only get one welcome offer. Devices, IP networks, or shared addresses can all be treated as a single household. When you sign up, make deposits, and verify your account, your name, date of birth, and payment information must always match. The welcome offer might not work if you make your first deposit before you elect to join or if you deposit less than £10. The offer might not be valid if deposits are made using methods that aren't allowed for bonuses.
All promotions are limited to certain countries and areas. You can only get the welcome offer in places where Circus Casino is licensed to do business and the promotion is allowed. You might not get the welcome offer if you sign up from a restricted area or if you later change your location to a restricted area. Withdrawals might also be held until checks are done. You might be asked to confirm your UK of residence when you sign up. You might lose your bonus, have your account restricted, or be asked for more proof if you access the site using tools that hide your location. Eligibility may also be affected by checks on nationality and residency.
It's possible for Circus Casino to ask for more proof of where you live and if the offer is valid for you if your stated residence does not match your UK. Verification (KYC) is needed to keep the welcome bonus and take out any money. When you make a deposit, you can usually play right away, but withdrawals and bonus winnings may be held until verification is done. Make sure all the information on the documents you send in matches your account and send them early to avoid delays. If you want to play at Circus Casino while verification is going on, you may be able to, but you may not be able to withdraw money or get your welcome bonus if the documents you send don't match the account holder.
If you want to play at Circus Casino, you need to make an account with correct and up-to-date information. Registration is only for one person at a time, so the account holder must be the person who deposits, plays, and withdraws money. When you finish the sign-up process, you promise that the information you give is correct and that you will keep it that way for all account activity, such as deposits starting at £10 and withdrawals. Missing or wrong information can make it take longer to access features or cause more checks to be done. One Account Policy: Each player can only have one account.
So, don't use the same name, email address, phone number, device, household, IP address, or payment information for more than one account. If the second profile is made by accident or "for testing," the policy still applies. If Circus Casino finds that you have more than one account, it may close or limit the extra accounts and ask you to pick one to keep. Duplicate accounts that get bonuses, free spins, or other promotional benefits can have them taken away, and withdrawals can only be made after the real account owner is confirmed. One common thing that can lead to account conflicts is when more than one person from the same household signs up and uses the same payment method.
Instead of using password recovery, making a new account when you forget your login information. Use different profiles to try to get to different promotions. Choose "Forgot password" or contact customer service if you already have an account to get back in. You don't have to sign up again. Change your profile before asking for a withdrawal of £100 or more if you move or get a new phone number. This will avoid delays caused by records that aren't matching up. Full legal name (as shown on your ID) is usually one of the registration information that is needed. To make sure you are of legal age, give your date of birth. Home address and UK where you live.
A working email address and cell phone number. Account password and how you'd like to communicate. UK, if asked for regulatory reporting or verification matching, is optional when it applies. Check that the name on your account and the name on your payment method are the same. When you deposit with a third-party card, wallet, or bank account, withdrawals may not go through and you may be asked for more proof, even for small amounts like £50. The documents, source of funds, and approval times for KYC and identity checks are there to keep Circus Casino safe and in line with the law. You may be asked to complete KYC identity checks before your first withdrawal or whenever your account activity needs extra confirmation.
The Terms and Conditions say that you have to do this. It helps keep your balance, your personal information, and the platform safe from fraud. Most of the time, KYC is required when someone requests a withdrawal, their account information changes, they make an unusual number of deposits, or their total number of transactions reaches certain internal limits. Especially if you plan to withdraw 500 £ or more, sending in clear documents early can help you avoid delays. What kinds of documents might be asked for? If asked, you should show documents that exactly match the information on your casino profile. If you have changed your name, address, or date of birth, make sure you update your profile before you upload files to keep them from being rejected.
Identity proof, like a valid passport, national ID card, or driver's license that has your full name, date of birth, and an expiration date still on it. Evidence of where you live is something like a recent utility bill, bank statement, or official letter that lists your full name and current address. Payment method proof: This is proof that you own the method of deposit you used, especially if you put in £100 or more. You could show a picture of your card with the middle numbers hidden or the page for your wallet account that has your name on it. Selfie or liveness check: a picture or quick camera check to make sure the ID you're showing is really yours, which is sometimes needed to get approval faster.
All of the files should be clear, have a high resolution, and be in color. Extra requests are often made because of cropped corners, glare, or images that have been changed. Age and Eligibility: If the casino finds a discrepancy between the information you gave them and what they have on file, they may close your account until the problem is fixed. Depending on UK laws or local licensing needs, access may be limited in some situations. When there are a lot of transactions, patterns of higher risk, or requests for large withdrawals, like 2,000 £ or more, Source of Funds and Source of Wealth checks may be completed. Checks like these make sure that deposits are real and that gambling is legal and within your means.
Recent paystubs, bank statements with salary credits, tax returns, or documents showing business income are all common types of SoF evidence that can be used. If the money comes from savings or investments, you should have statements that show balances, dividends, or confirmations of sales. If you get money from a one-time event, like an inheritance, the sale of a house, or a settlement confirmation. You should have proof that you are who you say you are and that the money you used for gambling came from a legal source. This includes proof of deposits of at least £300 and increases of that amount over time. As long as key fields can still be read, personal information that isn't needed for the check can usually be hidden. Your document's quality, the amount of work you have, and whether you need to do extra checks will all affect how long it takes to approve.
Basic Know Your Customer (KYC) can be done quickly once all the files are received. Source of Funds checks may take longer because many documents and transaction history need to be checked. Don't make multiple withdrawal requests while verification is still going on. Instead, submit everything in one upload and make sure all the details are the same.
Deposits at Circus Casino are easy: just pick a payment method that works, enter the amount you want to deposit, and the balance will be added as soon as the transaction is approved. Before you send the money, make sure that the payment method is registered to you and matches the information in your casino account.
Check the minimum deposit and any technique-specific rules before you make a deposit. Some choices are only available in certain areas, and the deposit options you have may change based on UK or your bank's rules. Accepted payment methods: Circus Casino usually accepts a variety of bank and non-bank payment methods. When you deposit money, the exact list that is shown in the cashier will be used. Method type: Common examples in the cashier Typical crediting time Minimum deposit: 10 £ with a debit or credit card for an instant deposit £10; a local or international bank transfer for a deposit £50; an e-wallet for an instant deposit £10; or an instant banking payment for an instant deposit £10 If a method is temporarily unavailable, it could be because of maintenance, bank-side restrictions, or regional restrictions.
If that happens, choose a different option at the cashier instead of trying again and again and failing. You must use a payment method that is in your own name when you make a deposit. Third-party deposits can be turned down, and the money may need to be checked over again before it can be used. When you make a deposit at Circus Casino, there may not be a fee. However, your bank, card issuer, or payment provider may charge you for processing or currency conversion. If your provider charges fees, the final amount credited may be less than the amount you tried to deposit. For example, you might try to deposit £50 but get a little less after the provider's fees.
Minimums and reasonable limits: The minimum deposit amount is shown in the cashier before you confirm your choice. It depends on the method you choose. A common place to start is with a deposit of £10, and a deposit of £50 is a common place to start for bank transfers. It's also possible for maximum deposit limits to apply per transaction, per day, or per month. These limits may change based on the status of your account and your settings for responsible gaming. For personal limits, deposits that are higher than the limit you set will be blocked, even if the payment provider would normally let them go through. Small first deposits, like £10 to £50, will make the process go more smoothly until all of your account information is confirmed.
Doesn't re-deposit right away if a deposit is reversed or marked as pending. If you want to avoid making the same payment twice, look at your payment history first. Make sure you have enough money in your account or card, that it can be used for online gaming, and that you have completed any 3D Secure or bank authentication steps before you try to deposit your money. Sometimes the fastest way to fix a deposit problem is to switch from a card deposit £20 to an e-wallet deposit £20, if one is available.
To make a withdrawal at Circus Casino, you must go to the Cashier and choose a payout method, enter the amount, and confirm your request. There are also limits on how much you can withdraw and requirements for banking.
Making sure that your account information matches your ID and that the method you choose is available in your UK will keep payouts going smoothly. The Circus Casino may use method-based checks and ask for more proof before releasing funds for security and compliance reasons. As long as there are wagering requirements left to be met before a payout can be made, even for small amounts like £100 or £500, a withdrawal that is linked to promotional play must be approved. Time needed for processing: The time it takes to process usually has two parts: the time it takes for internal approval and the time it takes for the bank or payment provider to send the money. Standard requests may take up to 24 hours to be approved internally, while larger withdrawals like 1000 £ or requests that need more proof may take up to 72 hours.
Depending on the payment method chosen, the time it takes to transfer the money after approval can be anywhere from a few hours to a few business days. Weekends, holidays, or times with a lot of traffic can make schedules longer. That means your withdrawal is still being reviewed and approved, or it needs to be checked for compliance. Timeframes for payouts (after approval): E-wallets: Within 0 to 24 hours; Bank transfers: 2 to 5 business days; Cards (where supported): 1 to 5 business days; Please note that if a provider declines the transfer, Circus Casino may ask you to choose a different method or re-submit the withdrawal with correct information.
Minimum and maximum limits on withdrawals depend on how you pay and the status of your account. A normal minimum withdrawal amount is twenty £, and there may be limits on how much you can withdraw in a single transaction, up to two thousand £. If you want a bigger payout, you might be asked to make more than one request, like two 1500 £ withdrawals instead of one 3000 £ request. Based on the level of risk, the payment method, and the rules in your UK, there may also be monthly limits. New withdrawal requests may be put on hold until the next time they are eligible after the limits have been reached. Rules for banking and required matching: Circus Casino follows normal rules for banking and fighting fraud that are meant to keep players safe.
This usually means that withdrawals are sent back to the same method that was used to deposit, up to the amount that was deposited. If you put in 200 £ with a credit card and then want to withdraw 600 £, up to 200 £ may be sent back to that card (if it's supported), and the other 400 £ will be sent through a different verified method. Ownership of the account: the method of withdrawal must be in your name and match the information and documents you used to register. One player, one account. Having more than one account can cause payouts to be delayed or withdrawals like £250 to be canceled until all checks are done.
Correct banking information: If you give the wrong account number, provider ID, or wallet address, the transfer may be rejected and the money will be sent back to your casino balance. Verification and extra checks: Before processing a withdrawal, Circus Casino may need to confirm the player's identity and payment method. This is especially true for first-time cashouts or larger amounts like £1,000. Sometimes, you may be asked to show proof of your address and payment method ownership. You may also be subject to checks if you update your personal information, use a different device, or ask for a withdrawal soon after making a deposit. To avoid delays, make sure you use a payment method that lets you withdraw money in your UK, and make sure your name is the same in both your profile and your banking information.
Before you ask for a payout like £300, finish any verification that is still open. When you want to withdraw money from a bonus, make sure that the wagering requirements are met first.
Circus Casino encourages responsible play by giving you easy-to-use controls that you can set right on your account. With these tools, you can keep your gambling within limits that work for your budget, schedule, and level of comfort, without having to call support every time you need to make a change. Any limits you set are your own, and you can use them whether you play sometimes or all the time. Safer gambling settings stay with your account and apply every time you log in, even if you are playing from UK or while traveling.
You can set deposit limits that tell your bank how much you can add to your account over a certain time period. The limit stops letting you make more deposits once it's reached, so you don't have to chase losses or spend more than you planned. Daily, weekly, or monthly limits can usually be set. For instance, if you set a limit of £200 for monthly deposits, then deposits over that amount will not be accepted until the next month starts. Instead of thinking about how much money you want to win back, pick a figure that fits your entertainment budget. Changes to deposit limits usually take effect right away if you decide to bring them down.
In order to keep people from making hasty decisions, increases may need to be put off for a while before they take effect. "Cooling-off" periods, also known as "timeouts," are short breaks that make it temporarily harder to gamble. It's not possible to bet or make deposits of £50 or more during a timeout. You may not be able to do either until the timeout ends. You can use timeouts if you think your session is getting too long, too intense, or too focused onyour feelings. One day to several weeks are common lengths of timeouts. Instead of going with the shortest duration, pick one that gives you enough time to change your habits.
Putting yourself off of gambling is the best way to be responsible about it. It keeps you from gambling for a set amount of time and is meant for times when you feel like you can't keep your cool. As long as the exclusion is in effect, you won't be able to play and will be unable to deposit funds like £100. This is not a "pause button" that you can quickly undo. It is meant to be legally binding for the chosen time period, and access is only given back after the exclusion period ends and any steps needed to reopen the account have been taken. Setting these limits: Usually, you can find controls for responsible gambling in your account settings, under "safer gambling," "limits," or "player protection."
If you can't find the tools, call customer service and ask for help setting up a deposit limit, a timeout, or self-exclusion for your account. For perfect budgeting, set a limit on the amount you can deposit each month, like £200. Utilize a timeout when it seems impossible to end a session in order to properly relax. If gambling is hurting your health or finances, self-exclusion is the best way to stay safe.
The deposit and withdrawal minimums are based on the payment method in your Cashier. As soon as you confirm the transaction, the exact limits of your account are shown.
Standard deposits and withdrawals don't cost anything from us, but your bank, card issuer, or wallet provider may charge you or change the currency for you. You can deposit money in one currency and play in another. The exchange rate is set by the payment provider when you make the deposit.
Internal checks and payment approval are done before withdrawals are processed. Depending on the method, processing time can be longer for first-time cashouts. If there is a problem with your deposit or withdrawal method, your bonus wagering is not completed, your account is not verified, or security checks show that you are not using your payment method or depositing money as expected, you may have to wait longer to get your money.
Verification should be done before you ask for a withdrawal, and you should use the same method you used to deposit if you can.
Conditions of the bonus are written on the bonus card and in the bonus section of your account. Certain promotions usually have rules like a wagering requirement (you have to make qualifying bets before you can cash out bonus winnings) and a maximum cashout cap. Some games contribute less or not at all. You may lose your bonus and any winnings that came from it if you bet outside of the allowed stake range or play games that aren't allowed while the bonus is active.
As stated in the promotion terms, if you want to cash out without any conditions, you must first cancel the active bonus. Any bonus funds and bonus-linked winnings will then be taken away.
It depends on the laws in the area. You must be old enough to legally gamble in UK, and you must not be in a restricted area when you play. If the rules say so, we may stop registration, deposits, or gameplay. We need proof of identity, age, and payment ownership, like a government-issued ID, proof of address, and sometimes a selfie or proof of payment method.
Account names and information must match. Use the same UK identity documents for all of your accounts if you have more than one. This will help cut down on delays.
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