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No deposit bonus max cashout: the cap is the best case, read it first

Every line on a bonus card describes the work; the cashout cap describes the reward. It is the most the bonus can ever pay, and on a high-volatility slot, where the good session is rare and large, it is the number that decides what that session is worth. This page lists the caps as we read them, brand by brand, explains what an unpublished cap means, and shows the arithmetic that turns a big round into a fixed sum.

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The arithmetic of a cap

Take the offer most codes here pay: 100 spins at 0.2 a spin, a 20-unit bonus, on The Dog House. Most sessions on that slot end below 20; a minority reach the sticky-wild round; a few of those land multiplier wilds early and pay hundreds or thousands of units, which is where the slot's 6,750x ceiling lives. A cap of 10x the bonus makes 200 the most that any of those sessions can pay out. Everything the wagering releases above 200 is deleted at the transfer to the real balance. So the distribution of outcomes for the bonus is: usually a little, occasionally 200, and never more, and the multiplier decides how much work stands between the player and the 200. The volatility guide explains why the rare session is the whole upside, and the Dog House page what the session looks like.

Why read it first

Because it bounds everything else. A low multiplier with a low cap is a small bonus that is easy to collect; a high multiplier with no cap is a large bonus that is nearly impossible to collect. The cap and the multiplier together are the offer.

The brands that publish one

As read in the bonus terms on the date each card carries. Jet and Beef: 10x the bonus amount. Flagman: 10x the bonus amount for Germany, Canada, Austria and New Zealand, with other figures elsewhere. Martin: 10x the bonus amount, as reported by aggregators and marked as such. Cactus: EUR 5,000, the highest published cap in our coverage. Play Fortuna: 100 in euros or dollars. BitStarz: 100 in euros, dollars or USDT on its registration spins. Cat: 100 dollars after wagering. Booi: 20 dollars. Daddy: 10,000 rubles. The cards below print the cap beside the multiplier so the two can be read together.

The brands that do not

Most brands in our coverage print no cap for the offer, and the cards say "not published". That is a description of the terms and a caution in itself. A brand that publishes no cap is not promising an uncapped bonus; its general terms carry withdrawal limits per day and per month, its bonus terms carry general clauses about maximum winnings from promotional funds, and the cashier applies what the terms allow, including figures the promotion page never mentioned. The reviews record what each brand's withdrawal terms allow, and where readers report a limit the promotion page never printed, the bonus page says so. Until then the honest reading of "not published" is: the wagering decides, and expect a limit.

What we do not print

Figures from aggregators as if they were the brand's, with one exception marked on Martin's card. A cap is the brand's own term or it is not on the card.

Reading the cap in the terms

Open the bonus terms, skip the promotion banner, and search for maximum, cashout, withdrawal and win. The clause names a multiple or a sum and says what it applies to: the amount transferred from the bonus balance after wagering, which is the usual wording and the one this page assumes, or the winnings before wagering, which is stricter, because it cuts the balance before the multiplier consumes part of it. Note whether the cap is per bonus or per player, whether it is stated in your account currency or converted, and whether a deposit is a condition of the transfer. Then compare it with the multiplier and decide whether the work is worth the ceiling; the wagering page gives the sum. The bonus terms guide puts the cap first in its reading order for the reason this page gives.

After the cap

Verification, and the general withdrawal limits. The KYC page covers the documents and the reviews print each brand's daily and monthly limits in the cashier section.

Questions about the max cashout

What is a max cashout

The most that can be withdrawn from a bonus, however much the bonus balance holds after wagering. It is printed as a multiple of the bonus, 10x at Jet and Beef, or as a sum, EUR 5,000 at Cactus, 100 in euros or dollars at Play Fortuna. Anything above it is removed at withdrawal.

What does "not published" mean on a card

That the brand's terms state no cap for the offer, or state it in a place we could not read as a fixed figure. It does not mean no cap: the general withdrawal terms and the bonus terms' general clauses still apply, and a brand can apply a limit at the cashier that it did not print. We print only what we read.

How does the cap interact with a big round

100 spins at 0.2 are a 20-unit bonus; a 10x cap makes 200 the ceiling. A sticky-wild round on The Dog House that pays thousands of units pays 200 after the wagering, and the excess is deleted. The cap is where the rare good session is cut, and on a high-volatility slot the rare good session is the whole upside.

Is a cap on the winnings or on the withdrawal

Usually on the amount transferred from the bonus balance to the real balance after wagering, which is the same thing as the withdrawal for a no deposit bonus. A few brands cap the winnings before wagering, which is stricter; the bonus page for each brand says which wording it uses.

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