Check the written terms before choosing a game
Checking an AUD365 bonus eligible game is not the same as checking whether a code or promotion is available. Before playing, open the written bonus terms and compare the title, mode and contribution wording with the game you intend to use. The key question is whether the AUD365 bonus applies to that game in cash mode, demo mode or another stated mode.
Do not rely on a game name alone. A title may appear in a casino lobby while the terms apply only to particular games, categories or modes. If the wording is unclear, treat the status as unconfirmed until the operator's current terms or support team clarifies it.
A practical eligibility decision table
| Check | What to compare | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Game title | Does the written term name the title, category or eligible group? | Match the displayed game name with the wording in the current terms. |
| Game mode | Does the term distinguish cash play from demo or practice mode? | Confirm that the mode you plan to use is the one covered. |
| Contribution | Does the term explain how the game contributes, without assuming a percentage? | Use only the stated contribution wording; do not estimate a missing figure. |
| Excluded titles | Is the game listed as excluded or restricted? | Do not count play towards the bonus until the restriction is resolved. |
| Current wording | Is the page showing the terms that apply to the promotion you are considering? | Check the promotion details rather than relying on an old summary or a general games page. |
Cash mode and demo mode are different checks
A visible game can offer more than one way to play. A demo or practice mode should not automatically be treated as bonus play. If the written terms refer to real-money, cash or eligible play, compare that wording with the mode selected in the lobby. When the terms do not state whether demo mode qualifies, there is no sound basis for treating it as eligible.
The same caution applies when a game opens through a preview, free-play button or another non-cash route. Record the exact mode shown before starting. If the mode is not covered by the terms, choose a clearly described eligible route only after checking the current wording.
How to check contribution without guessing
Contribution wording can be easy to overlook. Look for the part of the terms that explains whether a game counts, whether categories are treated differently and whether any titles are excluded. Do not fill gaps with assumptions based on another promotion or a different game.
If a contribution percentage, category or restriction is not stated in the material you are reading, leave it unresolved. A general statement that a game is available does not confirm how it contributes to an AUD365 bonus. Keep the promotion terms open while checking the game, and compare the exact title and mode before making a decision.
Excluded titles and unclear results
Excluded titles need a separate check because a game can be visible without being suitable for the promotion. Search the written terms for the title or for an excluded-games section. Check spelling carefully, including any version or mode label shown in the lobby.
If the title is not named and the category wording is broad, do not assume that it qualifies. The safer result is “unclear” until the current terms provide a direct answer. The same approach applies when the bonus page and game page use different descriptions. Keep a note of the promotion name, the game title and the wording that created the uncertainty before asking support.
Keep this check separate from code status
A code-status page answers a different question: whether a code or promotion detail can be found or requires checking. This page is about the game, mode and written eligibility rules. A code being available does not by itself confirm that every title qualifies, and a game appearing in the lobby does not by itself confirm bonus contribution.
For related navigation, use the slots section to review the available game area and the no-deposit bonus page for promotion-specific details. Read the terms attached to the particular offer before treating a game as eligible.
Final checklist before playing
- Identify the exact promotion and open its current written terms.
- Match the full game title with any named eligible group or excluded-title list.
- Confirm whether the selected mode is cash, demo or another mode described in the terms.
- Read the contribution wording instead of estimating a percentage.
- Stop and seek clarification if the title, mode or restriction is not clearly covered.
- Keep the code-status question separate from the game-eligibility question.
This process helps keep an AUD365 bonus game check tied to the wording that actually governs the offer, without assuming live inventory, contribution figures or eligibility that has not been stated.
Frequently asked questions
Does demo mode count towards an AUD365 bonus?
Only treat demo mode as eligible if the applicable written terms clearly say that it qualifies. Otherwise, its status is unconfirmed.
What should I do if a game is not listed in the bonus terms?
Do not assume it qualifies. Check whether a broader category or excluded-title rule applies, and ask the relevant support team if the wording remains unclear.
Is game eligibility the same as checking an AUD365 bonus code?
No. Code status and game eligibility are separate checks. A code or promotion detail does not by itself confirm which games or modes qualify.
