Max cashout
A ceiling ("retrait maximal") on what you can take out from bonus winnings, no matter how much you actually won.
A max cashout, or maximum withdrawal (retrait maximal), caps what you can pull out of a bonus. You see it a lot with no-deposit bonuses and free spins, sometimes with deposit bonuses too. It's either a flat amount, like 100 $, or a multiple of the bonus, like 5x.
Why it changes everything
A cap can kill most of a bonus's value. Turn 20 $ of free spins into 1 500 $ with a 100 $ cap, and everything over 100 $ gets wiped when you withdraw. The rule is often hidden in the general bonus terms, not on the promo page you clicked.
Real-life example
You grab a 25 $ no-deposit bonus with 40x wagering and a 100 $ cap. You finish wagering sitting at 380 $. You cash out: 100 $ hits your account, and the other 280 $ disappears.
Ask yourself
- Does the cap cover just the bonus, or all your winnings in that session?
- Flat amount or a multiple?
- Does it go away once you make a real deposit?
Whenever a casino lists a max cashout, you'll see it in our bonus listings.