Bonus payout limits

Casinos can cap your winnings twice: a general withdrawal limit per day, week or month, and a max cashout on money won from a bonus. The table lists the general limit per brand from the casino.guru dataset (2026); the sections around it cover the bonus caps written into operators' terms.

Max cashout from bonus funds: how much you can actually withdraw

A withdrawal limit applies to every payout in a set period, whether the money came from a deposit or a win. A max cashout is narrower: it caps only the amount a bonus can turn into withdrawable cash. The casino.guru dataset behind the table does not record bonus caps, so we went through the bonus terms of ten brands one by one.

Posido's rules (as of 8 October 2026) cap cashout from the deposit bonus at 10× the bonus, and free spin winnings at 80 EUR. A worked example: deposit €100 and the 100% match adds €100. The bonus terms of 35x deposit plus bonus mean €200 × 35 = €7,000 in bets within 10 days. Once that is done, the most you can take out of this bonus is €1,000 (10 × €100).

Frumzi is run by the same operator, Stellar, and uses the same rulebook: 10× the bonus for all players and no more than 80 EUR from free spins (operator, as of 8 October 2026). One caveat: the separate Frumzi DE site has closed, and it is not confirmed whether frumzi.com accepts players in Germany. At both brands, bets above 100 EUR are not allowed until wagering is complete. That is a stake rule, not a withdrawal limit.

Lucky7even's bonus terms (as of 8 October 2026) set the cap for cashback and cash rewards at 10× the bonus, and at 10× the deposit for large deposits. For the Vulkan Vegas welcome bonus, only one source (LCB, March 2026) lists a max cashout of 3× the bonus; this is not confirmed by the operator. If it holds, a €500 bonus could pay out no more than €1,500.

The two limits apply one after the other. Casino Guru and AskGamblers both give Posido's limits as €500 per day and €7,000 per month; for Qbet they list €10,000 per day, €25,000 per week and €100,000 per month. A bonus win is first trimmed by the max cashout, then paid out within the daily or monthly limit. Your deposit method matters before any of this: several third-party sources say Skrill and Neteller deposits are excluded from bonuses at SkyCrown and Cobra. Which methods qualify is covered under bonus by payment method.

No deposit win caps

As of 8 October 2026, none of the ten brands we checked has a confirmed no deposit offer running. Several of their bonus terms still set fixed caps on such winnings. A clause in the small print is not an offer, but it tells you the most any future no deposit bonus from that casino could pay.

Cobra's terms limit winnings from no deposit offers to €30; what that means in practice is set out on the Cobra no deposit bonus page. Lucky7even caps no deposit payouts at €50. Vulkan Vegas puts the limit at 500 EUR plus the total of your deposits, so after a €50 deposit it would be 550 EUR. Posido and Frumzi use 5× the bonus amount. For SkyCrown, only AskGamblers lists 45x wagering and a €50 cap; the operator's site could not be reached, so this is unconfirmed.

Say a no deposit offer leaves you with €120 after wagering. Under these rules, Cobra would pay out at most €30 and Lucky7even at most €50. The rest is removed from your balance.

To check the cap yourself, open the bonus terms and search for “maximum cashout”, “max win” or “winnings limit”. See whether the cap is tied to the bonus amount, the deposit or a fixed euro figure. Look for a separate cap on free spins, such as Posido's 80 EUR. Before taking a large bonus, ask support in writing and keep their reply.