Cazimbo Lifts the Active-Bonus Ban on Crab Trap, Slot Crab and CashCrab Football PvP
Reviewed by
Elena Mihailova
· 14 Oct 2026
Better for players
Slightly PositiveClause 7.10 of the Cazimbo Terms & Conditions reads: "In addition, the Prohibited Games cannot be played at all when there is an active bonus on the account." Three titles came off that list between the captures of 9 and 26 July 2026: Crab Trap, Slot Crab and CashCrab Football PvP. None was added, and the list still holds 2,470 entries, some of them the same title listed more than once. A player with a bonus running can now open three games that were closed on 9 July, and every other name on the ban stays where it was.
The record
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Terms captured09 Jul 2026
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New version captured26 Jul 2026
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Change detected26 Jul 2026
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Human reviewed14 Oct 2026
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Published15 Oct 2026
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What this means for players
Cazimbo edited one line of its Terms & Conditions between 9 and 26 July 2026: three game names were deleted from the Prohibited Games list in clause 7.10. Every other line of the document reads as it did on 9 July.
- Three titles removed, none added. Crab Trap, Slot Crab and CashCrab Football PvP each appeared once in the list on 9 July and are gone on 26 July. These three can now be played while a bonus is active, which the clause had ruled out completely.
- The ban itself is unchanged. The clause still opens: "In addition, the Prohibited Games cannot be played at all when there is an active bonus on the account." The list after it now runs to 2,470 entries, some of them the same title listed more than once. Removing three names leaves roughly 2,400 games off-limits to a player with a bonus.
- The three games are no longer named anywhere in the document. They do not appear in the clause 7.8 Special Games lists or the clause 7.9 Excluded Games list, so their share of wagering falls to the category table in clause 7.7, which counts slots at 100%, live games at 10% and table and card games at 0%. The document does not say which category each of the three belongs to, so a player cannot tell from it how much a bet on them counts.
- Clause 7.10 attaches no penalty of its own. The clause says the listed games cannot be played, and it names no sanction for a bet placed on one. The rule is written as a block on play rather than as a forfeiture.
The 35x deposit-plus-bonus wagering in clause 7.16, the 10-day window for casino bonuses in clause 7.12 and the clause 7.19 rule that counts an individual bet above 100 EUR before wagering is met as promotion abuse read as they did before. The edit gives a bonus player three more games and changes nothing else about how a bonus is played.
What changed
Evidence — full-page captures
Each exhibit is the full terms page exactly as it stood at that moment, archived by us. The originals are large images and open in a new tab.
Ten currency lists gained an Indian rupee figure: 800 INR where the list reads 10 EUR / 10 USD (the Bonus Crab minimum deposit, the shop-bonus base amount, and the wager that earns one Coin), 4,000 INR where it reads 50 EUR (the most a shop bonus can release to the real balance), and 8,000 INR where it reads 100 EUR (the maximum bet while bonus money is in play). Rupees already appeared once in the document, in the deposit and withdrawal limits table; the three annexes had no rupee figures until this edit. Every new figure sits at 80 INR to the euro — and to the dollar, because the lists equate the two.
Clause 15.2 now lists Canada among the countries where NetEnt games are unavailable, removing an entire provider's catalogue from Canadian players in a one-word edit. Spain was added to the restriction lists for Planet of the Apes, Vikings, Narcos and Street Fighter, and Planet of the Apes picked up nine other jurisdictions at the same time. One edit went the other way: clause 15.7 opened Universal Monsters to Switzerland, Spain, Belgium and the UAE. Spain appears in five of the six edits, losing four titles and gaining three.
Cazimbo's General Terms moved to Version 1.11, and clause 7.10 now bars a much longer list of games during bonus play — including Great Blue, Santa Surprise and Dragon Dance. Launching any of them with an active bonus forfeits the bonus and every euro won with it. Clause 7.8 separately cut more titles to a 10% wagering contribution.