Max Cashout

Max cashout is the maximum amount a player is allowed to withdraw from winnings generated by a bonus, no matter how large the bonus balance grows during play. It caps the payout even after every wagering requirement has been met, so the term the industry sometimes calls "max win" or "winnings cap" sits at the very end of the bonus lifecycle and quietly limits what a promotion can actually pay out. The cap is usually expressed either as a fixed sum or as a multiple of the deposit or bonus amount. A common structure on no-deposit and free-spins offers is "max cashout 5x the bonus" or a flat figure such as £50 or £100. Any balance above that ceiling is forfeited when you request the withdrawal, and only the capped amount is paid. Worked example: you claim a £10 no-deposit bonus with a 40x wagering requirement and a max cashout of 5x the bonus (£50). You stake £400 to clear the wagering and run the balance up to £180. Because the cap is £50, you can withdraw only £50; the remaining £130 is stripped from your account. Had the cap been a deposit multiple instead, the arithmetic would follow your deposit rather than the bonus. For players, the max cashout is the single most important number for judging a no-deposit or free-spins deal, and affiliates should always surface it beside the headline figure. Compare with wagering requirements, max win, withdrawal limits and the no-deposit bonus to gauge a promotion's real ceiling before committing time or money to clearing it.