The cap you see on a promotion card is rarely the only one. A max cashout clause limits how much of a bonus win you can withdraw, and it can bite after you have already cleared every turnover requirement. This page separates it from the bonus cap, shows the arithmetic, and lists where to look for it. How the requirement itself is counted sits on the turnover casino rules page.
Max cashout versus the bonus cap
Two caps sound alike and do different jobs.
Cap
What it limits
When it applies
Maximum bonus
how much bonus you receive
when the offer is credited
Max cashout
how much you may withdraw from bonus winnings
when you cash out
A first-deposit offer of 100% up to ₱1,000 has a bonus cap of ₱1,000. If its terms also say winnings from the bonus are capped at ₱3,000, that is the max cashout. The first rule decides your starting balance; the second decides your best possible result.
How a max cashout changes a win
Here is a worked example with round numbers chosen for illustration. You claim a ₱500 bonus with a max cashout of ₱2,000, clear the turnover, and finish with three possible balances.
Balance after turnover
Withdrawable under a ₱2,000 cap
Removed
₱1,200
₱1,200
₱0
₱2,000
₱2,000
₱0
₱5,000
₱2,000
₱3,000
The cap only matters on a big win, which is exactly when it hurts most. Knowing it beforehand stops a good session from turning into a dispute.
Where to find the clause
Max cashout lines hide in predictable places on a promotion page:
The withdrawal rules, often phrased as “maximum withdrawal from this bonus”.
The example table, where an operator shows a sample deposit and payout.
The general bonus terms, a separate page that applies to every offer.
The VIP or level table, where withdrawal limits per day or per transaction sit beside the rewards.
A per-day withdrawal limit is a different rule from a max cashout: it spreads a large payout over several days rather than removing part of it. Check which one the wording describes before you apply, using the promotion application checks.
Playing a capped offer sensibly
A cap changes how you should play a bonus. Once your balance passes the max cashout, extra winnings from the bonus are worth nothing to you, while every further spin still carries the house edge. Three habits help:
Note the cap before you apply, next to the turnover figure.
It is the largest amount you may withdraw from winnings made with a bonus. Anything above it is removed when you cash out. The figure sits in the promotion's own terms, often near the withdrawal clause.
Is max cashout the same as the maximum bonus?
No. The maximum bonus caps what you are given, for example 150% up to a stated amount. The max cashout caps what you may take out after playing it. An offer can carry one, both or neither.
Does max cashout apply to my own deposit?
Usually the cap covers bonus winnings, but some terms apply it to the whole balance while the bonus is active. Read the exact wording; if it is unclear, ask support before you apply.
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