What is Free Spins Winnings Cap?

A free spins winnings cap is the maximum a player can keep from a free spins award, applied after the wagering is met and regardless of what the spins actually produced. Fifty free spins with a cap of one hundred means one hundred is the most that will ever be withdrawable from them, even if the spins returned two thousand. It exists because free spins are given away on games with large win ceilings. A single feature on a modern slot can pay several thousand times the stake, and an operator handing out fifty spins to every new registration cannot carry that exposure. The cap converts an unbounded liability into a known marketing cost, which is why it is nearly universal on no-deposit spins and much rarer on spins bought with a deposit. What makes it worth checking rather than assuming is where the cap sits relative to the offer's own headline. A large number of spins with a small cap is a smaller offer than a modest number with none, and the spin count is what appears in the advertising. The cap is also the term most often confused with max cashout on the deposit bonus attached to the same promotion; they are separate limits and can both apply.