We study selection principles related to bornological covers using the notion of ideals. We consider ideals \(\mathcal {I}\) and \(\mathcal {J}\) on \(\omega \) and standard ideal orderings \(1\text {-}1\) , \(KB\) and \(K\) . Relations between cardinality of a base of a bornology with certain selection principles related to bornological covers are established using cardinal invariants such as the modified pseudointersection number, the unbounding number and slaloms numbers. When \(\mathcal {I}\le _\square \mathcal {J}\) for ideals \(\mathcal {I}, \mathcal {J}\) and \(\square \in \{1\text {-}1,KB,K\}\) , implications among various selection principles related to bornological covers are established. Under the assumption that ideal \(\mathcal {I}\) has a pseudounion we show equivalences among certain selection principles related to bornological covers. Finally, the \(\mathcal {I}\text {-}\mathfrak {B}^s\) -Hurewicz property of X is investigated. We prove that \(\mathcal {I}\text {-}\mathfrak {B}^s\) -Hurewicz property of X coincides with the \({\mathfrak {B}^s}\) -Hurewicz property of X if \(\mathcal {I}\) has a pseudounion. Implications or equivalences among selection principles, games and the \(\mathcal {I}\text {-}\mathfrak {B}^s\) -Hurewicz property which are obtained from our investigation are described in diagrams.