Terms of Use
Reviewed: August 2026
These terms govern the use of crownplaycasino.info, an information site. They have nothing to do with the operator's terms, which govern accounts, stakes and payouts on the platform itself. Two separate documents, two separate parties — confusing them is the most common misunderstanding this page exists to prevent.
What this site is
An editorial publication about the Crownplay platform. It accepts no stakes, holds no balances, opens no accounts and verifies no identities. Using it means reading a publication, not using a gambling service.
Our relationship with the operator
There is no corporate connection between this site and the operator. A commission relationship exists through marked partner links and is described on the affiliate disclosure page. It creates no agency, partnership or employment relationship in any legal sense, and it gives the operator no editorial rights.
Information, not advice
Everything published here is orientation. It is not legal, tax or financial advice. Statements about the Gambling Act, about the roles of the ESBK and Gespa, or about the different tax treatment of winnings describe a general position; only a qualified professional can assess an individual case.
Accuracy has a shelf life
Operators change terms without notice — wagering multipliers, franc thresholds, payment methods, processing windows, catalogue composition. Affected pages are revised and dated, but real-time accuracy cannot be promised. Where this site and the operator's own document disagree, the operator's document governs. Checking the original before acting on a number is the reader's step, not ours.
Age
Content is intended for people aged 18 and over, the threshold that applies in Switzerland to casinos and sports betting alike. Continued use is a confirmation that this applies to you.
Local law is your responsibility
Whether participation in a particular offer is permitted where you live is a question you must resolve yourself. In Switzerland the framework is narrow: online concessions are available only to domestic land-based casinos, and offers without one can appear on the access block list and be cut off by internet providers. This site flags that reality; it does not assess it for individual readers.
Liability
No liability is accepted for gambling losses. Outcomes are determined by chance, the risk is inherent to the activity, and the decision to play belongs to the player. Equally, no liability is accepted for consequences of relying on information that has since gone out of date, as described above.
External links
This site links outward — to the operator, and to support organisations such as SOS Spielsucht and the cantonal specialist services for gambling addiction. We have no control over their content, terms or data handling, and their own rules apply once you leave this domain.
Copyright
Text, tables, scoring frameworks and page structures are protected. Short quotations with attribution and a link are fine; wholesale reproduction is not. Third-party trademarks and game titles remain the property of their owners and appear here descriptively.
Availability
Uninterrupted access is the intention, not a guarantee. Maintenance, updates and faults at infrastructure providers can interrupt service without advance notice.
Severability
If one provision turns out to be unenforceable, the rest stand. Not enforcing a right on one occasion does not waive it for later ones.
Corrections and disputes
Reports of errors or outdated figures go through the contact page. If the dispute involves the operator rather than our text, the complaints page describes the route from support ticket to the licensor's complaints body.
Changes to these terms
Amendments apply from publication and are dated above. Continued use constitutes acceptance of the current version.
The other terms document — the one that costs money
The operator's terms are the consequential document. They set out who may open an account, how a bonus is calculated and forfeited, when a withdrawal can be delayed, which territories are excluded, and what happens to a balance if an account is closed. Reading them once, before the first deposit, removes the great majority of unpleasant surprises later.
Summaries on this site exist to make that document navigable, never to replace it. Operators revise their terms periodically, so the revision date at the top or bottom of their page is worth a glance — particularly after a promotion changes or a payment method disappears. If the two versions ever conflict, theirs is the one that will be applied to your account.