Withdrawal limit
The smallest and biggest amount ("limite de retrait") a casino lets you cash out at once, or over a day, week or month.
A withdrawal limit (limite de retrait) is a cap a casino puts on your cashouts. Usually there's a floor, often pitched so it at least pays for the network fee, plus a ceiling that can apply to each request, each day, each week or each month. Some change the limits by coin or by VIP level.
The problem with a low ceiling
A small max can stretch a big win over months of payments. Some terms also allow paying large wins in instalments, or put a ceiling on what one win can ever pay out. If limits only show up after you've won, that's a red flag.
Real-life example
You hit the equivalent of 30 000 $. The terms say 5 000 $ max per week. Even with every request approved on schedule, you're looking at six weeks to get it all, and that whole time your money is still sitting with the casino.
Before you play
- The min and max per request, plus any period caps, in the cashier or withdrawal terms.
- If Interac, each coin or each payment method has its own limits.
- Any instalment rule, or a ceiling on what a single bet or jackpot can pay.
- Whether getting a higher limit means more KYC or reaching a VIP tier.