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As we know lot of people have won huge amount from gambling especially that of casino games, and for casino not to go bankrupt what are the maximum amount of payout they can be able to pay to gambler who are gambling on their site. If you go through some ANN thread you would see how gambling sites shares the testimonies of people who won x amount, although I know that this is to attracts more gamblers but what do you think could be their maximum paying cap?

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You can see the information mostly with max amount to be win in a single bet. Each casino having a different max amount could be based $ or multiplier but mostly with $ and the amount is change.

Depends on the bankroll.

Okay does it mean that when they above such amount or maybe like 10 persons won such games and they weren't able to payout to the 10 person does it mean they will seized operation until they settle out those people who won those amount before they could continue? Why doesn't casino put maximum amount someone could withdraw per day?

They will continue regardless of how many people have won jackpots or what not. Known casinos don't have limit for how many people will have to win before they continue to operation.

As ryza has said, it's in the information of the casino where you're gambling. It also differs per tiers or levels depending on what kind of setup they have for each user that has wagered on them. It's actually on their FAQ.

To no the maximum about or payout a gambling casino can pay their user, you need to visit the casino platform since you are not specific and almost all these casino platforms do have their policies, rules and regulations; some do require for KYC before a huge amount of money withdrawal, while some don’t; so it’s all depend on the casino platform, there is no fix amount of money as their withdrawal cap.

The most important thing to do is to always read their rules, terms and conditions before joining the platform to play such huge game since you are talking about maximum payout; so that when you win big, the casino will not bring some policies you don’t understand to deny you your payment which has happed several times. Let’s be careful and gamble responsibly.

For some it's just a marketing strategy but for some they have a good reputation and enough funding to actually cover what they advertise. This is one of the major reasons why you should make use of casinos you can actually trust not just random ones looking for an opportunity to pull an exit scam.

We've had cases where casinos exit instead of paying up and also cases where they pay up to keep their standing reputation.

Actually I haven't taken my time to checkmate the maximum winning amount from the signature I'm advertising right now but in due time I might endeavor to know about it. However, in most casinos they have maximum limit which a gambler can win, so immediately you have accumulated alot of games or stake a huge amount that have reach the maximum potential winning amount you will not be allowed to stake the game anymore, it's either you reduce your bet or you stop playing.

Though I have not win a huge amount of money in casino, but I think casinos operates like sport betting where they set thier maximum pay out so that bettors will not go beyond the stated amount. If a  casino does not set a maximum pay out it means that they're not trusted because there's a certain amount you will hit in such platform that they will not be able to afford it, which is why majority of this betting platforms do ensure that they set a maximum pay out and it's been set in a way that bettors can never bet beyond that stated amount.

It really depends on how the casino used these testimonials on their marketing strategy. Most of them, only puts jackpot winnings and not usual high rollers bets as those are already a given on the platform. With this, it puts the reputation of these casinos on higher place compared to others as it shows that they have the funds to run the casino.

A lot of those cases happened years ago when multiple casino platform suddenly pop up and started doing an exit scheme when high rollers visits their platform and manipulate games making sure they lose and abandon the casino with high rollers loses.

You’re advertising bitlers, so yeah it’s high. They have been here for a long time now.

I think you would be hard pressed to find the payout limit of a casino if you're talking about total payout across all their users.  Either the casino is massive with a virtually unlimited credit limit, or if they are smaller, they would likely run a bucket shop operation until they could recoup their losses and become solvent again.  If they have too many withdrawals while being insolvent, that's usually when you see them make claims of being hacked...  Do yourself a favor and use reputable casinos and withdraw funds that you may need.

To know this is very easy, once you login to your casino platform to make deposit or withdrawal, all the information regarding the minimum deposit, maximum payout and the highest amount you can winnfrom a casino will all be highlighted for you to see, but if we are not able to understand nor have these information, the best to do is in asking the support agents on this aspect, they could help clarify further information needed, but am sure, they wouldn't want to offer the amount they can't afford to.

I'm not sure where you think these hoards of winners exist, because the reality is that almost every single person that engages at gambling in a casino is destined to lose their money if they stick around for long enough. Casinos are highly profitable businesses and they don't magic that money up from thin air, it comes from players losing a lot of money. Just think, after paying all the huge marketing efforts like sponsoring the biggest streamers and football clubs among many other things, they still have millions to pay out to their owners each year. The biggest casinos will tend not to have a cap that 99.999% of people who play there will be able to reach, unless they've had a seriously bad streak of luck which has drained their reserves, they are likely to have lines of credit available that can match any bet they offer. For basic security though, they are likely to review every single large bet.

The maximum limits are internal decisions of each casino, and this limit probably fluctuates; I don't think it's a constant. I've seen some local betting houses limit certain specific bets, especially when they have a high probability of occurring. They do this as a protective measure, but I suppose that the larger the casino, the higher its limits will be, and they will be more flexible with their users.

Each casino has their limit and it's not a general thing. I know one that no matter the potential win you have, the payout isn't going to be more than what you are limited, you will always get that and this is why they forbid gamblers from having multiple accounts. Imagine that 100 gamblers has a maximum payout in a day and the casino review all their games and paid them, they can make it back but it's going to take time before they make back that money.

Some casinos are also shady, they don't put maximum pay out. They you pick impossibilities and put your money on them. By the time you win the money that's when they come up with different excuses so as not to pay you that money and they wouldn't even fight you about it because it's written in their terms and condition but the problem is that we are lazy to read this things. Even if you take them to court, you are going to lose the case.

​The Return to Player (RTP) percentage, which shows the average expected payout for specific games should help a gambler have a good idea of the maximum payout they are to expect after placing a bet on their favorite casino.

I have seen some big single payout from Progressive Slot Jackpots and the thing is that for most bets, the effective maximum payout is mostly limited by the maximum bet the casino allows on that game or table.
Also, I think there's a time-based withdrawal limits by most online casinos that's when we see cashout options being locked, so as the casino can efficiently manage cash flow, which of course can cause a delay to a large jackpot win.
Speak about the house edge.

To find out more specifically, maybe we have to check one by one for the list of casinos that we want to know because in the end all casinos must have different characteristics even though they are all almost similar in terms of operations or existing ToS but still there are a few differences that can later be used as a benchmark to find out the maximum paid.

So in this case maybe we can check directly about the casino we want to know but actually I personally don't really mind the maximum payout for some casinos especially those that are trusted because it doesn't seem to apply to me. The reason is simple because in the end I'm just a small bettor even though there is a possibility of getting a big multiplier but obviously it's not the maximum for payouts even though it might be the maximum for the bet we make.

There are cases where players win a huge amount of money and the casino won't let this guy cash out the whole amount.  Instead they implement their maximum cashout for a day, to a month.  From that the player who have the huge amount of winnings sitting on his bankroll have to withdraw the fund in chunks depending on the daily maximum withdrawal limit along side with monthly maximum withdrawal limit.  Btw, the casino actually implement a daily withdrawal limit.

The casino won't cease to operate but will try to gather funds to payout the overwhelming wins of the players until they think they can't pay it and file a bankruptcy.  

There is a casino here they stated in the tos that the payout per day is $100K and there are other provisions that can be paid in installments but it is not clear how this happened is it because the casino is afraid of going bankrupt?

But right in some slot games the max varies depending on the provider or even at the sportsbook but I myself did not calculate in detail how much. Lol

There is no single maximum payout that applies to every casino. They all have their own maximum payouts and it also differs from game to game. So even within a casino, the maximum payout in sports betting would be different from slots.

However, so many casinos have very high maximum payouts that you do not even have to worry about it. You need to win a life changing money to ever be involved in that discussion. But if you believe so well in your luck, then you should check what the max payouts are before you start playing.

I've seen a friend hit a very high if not the highest multiplier on a casino game and the casino informed him that they cannot pay more than $1000 on that bet since he staked with $0.1. I believe it depends on your wager amount and your tier level, the more you advance in the level the more money the casino would be able to pay you.

In sports betting it's clearer the maximum amount a platform can pay you, so even if you win above it, you can only get that maximum amount.

These maximum payout amounts are platform dependent though.

Every gambling site usually compute their max cap on their multiplier, let say their max multiple higher could 10k for instance, and whenever games are being multiplied and they would reduce their chance of going bankruptcy. Actually this may differs from different casinos to how much they have sets their maximum wining/ withdrawing limits and this would also help the casino or gambling site not to go bankrupt. Gambling site such as metawin (https://metawin.com/rewards/) , stake (https://stake.com/) pay higher amount because they are established gambling site over here and, it is also known as most trusted, reliable and well known gambling site on the forum.

What I mean in context is that what are the winning limits or do I say the higher multiplier limits so that it wouldn't affects their payout or even going the extent of becoming completely out of finance to sustain the casino. We have seen many casino fold and close down due to insufficient funds to pay out the gambler or the winner as I am not directly asking of how much they can withdraw as the limits. I have you just try picture what I am saying right away.

Win limits are also needed in the gambling business to ensure that the profit made by players is balanced against the ability of a given casino to make payments. When the multiplier is excessive the likelihood of high win will be able to drain the funds of the casino which will run the risk of losing their liquidity and even default in meeting their obligation. These restrictions are not arbitrary restrictions, such restrictions are protective measures that maintain the stability and encourage fair play. In their absence, even a vacuous win of some magnitude might ruin the budget of a casino. Therefore, the definite boundaries will be determined by the policies of the particular casinos with various operators implying diverse win and withdrawal limits.

You shouldn't be interested in their maximum winning amount but what you should be interested is getting the win and being able to make withdrawals because some casinos are really scamming their bettors these days, they will tell you that they can pay out any amount you win on their site but immediately the winning comes, withdrawal becomes a problem. I don't even know why some gamblers still stake bets to win huge amounts or to win a casinos maximum amount limit and they are not even scared to think that what if they win and the casino is not able to pay that huge amount. Staking little and winning little is a safe way to gamble because since it doesn't involve a huge amount, most casinos can payout withdrawals without hesitation.

Maybe OP knows why s/he is asking this question because most people before they go into betting or gambling they would want to make an inquiries to know the kind of gambling things they should while gambling. I have also seen similar cases where a maximum amount his hit and the casino refuses to pay out the winning and the gambler has to file a case against the casino, and whenever casinos knows that they are at faulty you would see them doing everything possible just to make sure that the case was settled amicably.

No need to go to ANN, you will find that information in the casino itself probably somewhere on the betting page and it is there to save casino from going bankrupt. It is extremely rare to hit that amount so as a regular user I never cared about the maximum payout and didn't have it as any kind of preference at all when it comes to picking the casino.

But it would be interesting which casino got the maximum payout cap level for a single bet?

I wouldn’t really worry about the maximum amount they can pay, because once they accept your bet, that already means they can cover the payout. From what I know and based on my own experience, the only real “max win” limits usually apply to slots and that’s part of the game’s rules, not the casino’s payout capacity.

In general, like I mentioned, if the casino takes your bet, they should be able to pay whatever winnings come with it.

Some games have a maximum limit that is displayed when you play; it all depends on how much you bet. I've seen cases here on the forum of people who won millions of dollars and the casino honored the payment. It also depends on the casino's reputation, and that reflects on liquidity. But if they pay out high prizes, they certainly make a lot, a lot more profit than they pay out.

I think gambling sites allow Gambler to see the maximum they can win, no matter the amount they stake. I have tried that in traditional gambling site but not in crypto gambling site. In traditional if the maximum payout is $60k any and it happens to be like $100 with 1k odd will give you that maximum amount of $60k, any amount above $100 to $200 will still pay a maximum of $60 regardless of the amount you stake above $100. But in crypto casino I haven't checked yet.

This varies greatly and the problem is that not all casinos publicly disclose this information.
Luckily, I've never had this type of problem, but I believe that biggest casinos must have a fairly large weekly or monthly limit, and I've never see a casino with a good reputation deny any payout. What I have seen is them requiring it to be done in installments, so they have time to move their funds, but never limiting a withdrawal and leaving the player without what they managed to win.

I also think that in the case of third party providers (like Pragmatic, Evolution or BGaming), there may also be limits set by the providers themselves, not the casino, which is also perfectly normal as long as the player can withdraw everything they've won in the end.

In these large casinos, I think they will never go bankrupt, because a good portion of the bets is almost always reinvested... a player who wins a lot of money usually bets 50% or more of what they won on new bets, or am I lying? I think  when the amount are very large, they make an agreement to pay in installments or they ask player for a longer period to manage their cash flow.

In casino betting platforms the amount to they can pay is listed in each betting company platforms ,the more the money is the more they can pay you ,the must vital things their is for you to make a win first , forget the payment,they must pay definitely,bet company doesn't compromise indeed they don't, considering the fact that you have a win in that game  they must pay you,though they will trullvto gamble with your feelings,but they will pay you,we have ways to talk to them in all their platforms each time game played and they are drivelling you about payment,I always call them directly,with warnings they will pay with plead, because if you win in casino and the ticket id is with you and they refused to pay you have the right to seo them in court and that will attract more pay to you ,that's why they always plead anytime they have done wrong.

Let's say casinos can pay up to $100,000 and that is the biggest amount they can pay. But not many people can win that big amount. Comparing the winnings from gamblers who lose, that amount is not too big so when there are two gamblers who win $100,000 and they ask for the money, casinos can pay it without too long. But that will depend on casinos because some casinos will ask the winning gamblers to verify more. You can check on all casinos you know how much their maximum paying cap so you will get the right answers.

Is there a standard? I don't think there's one. Also, maximum payouts vary from one game to another, from one provider to another, and so on. Even in sports betting, maximum winnings may vary from one sport to another, one league to another, and so on. These are also different from the maximum amounts allowed to be withdrawn. There are also maximum payouts that aren't indicated in the form of specific amounts. It may come in the form of multipliers like 10,000x or 20,000x your stake.

Most casinos set internal limits for both bet size & max win especially for slots/games w/ big multipliers for ex. some sites cap the max win at something like $250,000 or even less depending on their bankroll or licensing rules, it’s really to protect them from sudden massive payouts that could hurt their liquidity that’s why it’s safer to stick to licensed & reputable casinos. They usually have published max win limits in their T&C so you’ll know exactly what’s the ceiling before playing.

I have never paid attention to the max payout of the casinos that I know but from the jackpots winning that I have seen some casinos announced on this forum and on social media and even right there on the casinos, I have never seen a winning that exceeds $40 million. The max pay out can be different in every casino but for some casino (according to my  research now) it is up to $40 million.

It was a multiplier usually is their max limit, although if some high roller is betting high amounts and hit the max win, the win can be limited, not only about the max multiplier but also about the amount of money that they have won. If a casino is in good reputation, they can attain a good number of players or liquidity, which makes it easy for them to pay the winners. Casino is a risky business too. I witness a lot of downfall of casinos already. It is also because some players win a really huge amount.

There are user complaints I've read before about the casino delaying their payments or not paying them at all. So even if they accept your bet, it may still not guarantee that you will get all your winnings. A casino may hire a game provider but I think the game provider is only limited to it and the payout may still come with the casinos side. But it is kinda unfair and annoying if we win too much and then not get all the winnings.

It was just a few months ago that I discovered that sports book and some casinos have payout limits. I used a betting platform and I played a parlay of over 50 games and I noticed that before I added the last three games the potential got up to a certain amount and while I was adding the last 3 the amount stopped increasing. This means that they are also worried about going bankrupt even though they the system for gamblers to lose.

As far as I have seen, casino games have a maximum bet limit and a maximum win limit. Personally, what I have seen in the Aviator game they give a maximum bet limit of up to $ 100. And they also give a maximum win limit. And in the case of withdrawal, I think it depends on the casino company. Because if it is a small casino then approving a withdrawal of $10,000 at once will be a hardship for them. But for big gambling sites this limit is even bigger. Another thing is that if the casino is legit, they may tell you that their reserve is not enough today they will pay you later. Usually this is less common.

It is true that casinos always have a fixed maximum amount per withdrawal based on their bankroll and it is normal for them to do so when it seems they don't have that much capacity to win big. This is why most of the casinos do capture it on their terms and conditions of service for everyone to see before proceeding with registration. Placing of bet isn't what would frighten them, as they have alternative means for instance there was a time I came across a post here on the reputation board where a player was complaining that he won a hundred thousand dollars from his jackpot or thereabout and it seems the casino does not have such capacity or bankroll so they told him to give them a little time to commence payment of his win not just that, they offered to pay him in tranches till they are able to pay all his win. So you see payout sometimes depends on the casinos bankroll and they would decide to pay you as they can till they are able to pay up depending on the mutual agreement of both parties involved.

If I were you I wont gamble above the maximum payout/withdrawal amount so that you don't have issues during time for withdrawal.
Before you make use of any casino, do your own finding on that casino. Understand their rules, policies, terms and agreement because when the rules are meant to be applied they wont consider you.

Casinos set maximum limits that are attractive to people to play at the casino. You will rarely see old, reputable casinos setting low maximum limits; they know there are wealthy people who gamble, so they don't set low limits. At least, if you play there and hit the highest multiplier while you've bet above $10, you can win big and get paid in a few minutes. I've seen people win millions of dollars and get paid quickly.

I think every exchange has different terms and conditions, so you will have to visit the gambling site which you want to use to find out more about the gambling site. I don’t know maybe gambling sites are always having maximum amount which they will be paying out, I just feel if you gamble and you win, if the gambling site is a reputable one, then they should be able to pay you your win irrespective of the amount which you win.

Actually maybe it’s because I haven’t won big amount of money because that’s why I don’t know their is always limit which a gambling sites will be paying out. But if they can allow you to place a bet, then they should allow you withdraw your money no matter how much its is. If they know that your potential win is going to bankrupt them, then they shouldn’t have allowed you place the bet right from beginning.

If you are playing on a reputable site like stake, even million dollar of payout, they can. Just look at the high rollers at stake and you will understand that they have no problem releasing such amount. But for others, you need to check their credibility first if they have history of withdrawal complaints and other related issues. I cam only attest with stake casino but for others, you need to be familiar with how they handle huge amount of payouts. Because not all casinos can easily disburse multi-million dollar payouts.

I have no idea how much the maximum payouts are, but the largest I have seen are bets from Drake, and there are some high rollers in Stake.com too, which uses Bitcoin as its currency for betting. I've seen some betting 1 or 2 BTC at each roll, and I believe they are paid without any trouble.

IMO, this will depend on how large the online casino or sports bookie is. So, I suggest that we stick with the reputable ones that have histories of paying large amounts if we are going to do the same.

I've never even considered this question. Why? I don't know anyone who's withdrawn huge sums of money from casinos. Yes, I've read plenty of stories of big wins, but the casinos there were comparable to those in Las Vegas. They'd be perfectly fine paying out several million dollars. Although, even that seems like a problem. There would be trouble verifying the player's integrity. They might even find a false excuse to deny payment, citing fraud. This happens quite often.

There are actually many things that matter here, such as the maximum payout of the casinos through various rules and regulations for the protection of players' funds according to regional law.
And besides, there is no specific amount because we see in many cases in reputable casinos that things are determined according to their bankroll budget and the bankroll budget of each casino is different and therefore we do not know what the maximum paying cap is.

However, it is actually true that they use the issue of huge prizes for marketing but it is done through a specific processing where very few players can get close to that huge prize.

It becomes irregular and unregulated that a casino does not have a payouts limits for their casino affairs and business.Every casino needs to regulate that risks management feature for a sustainable and long term safety.Overtime,players always gamble with expectations and it's unfair that they don't get to earn casino's transparency and trust via payouts.

Reputable casinos will negotiate with these winners and come up with a payment plan that wouldn't affect their operations. But some casinos that are not well-managed might decide to close up. Casinos with small financial backing should have betting limits so that payouts will not exceed their financial strength.   

There are some crypto casinos that don't have any deposit or withdrawal limits. Some of them have a presence in the forum. Gamblers should ensure they read the terms and service of casinos before they start placing bets.   

Each casino has a maximum amount depending on their capabilities, and sometimes new casinos are always known to have lower maximum winning amount compared to old casinos that might have existed for quite a long period of time. But to be frankly speaking, But however, I just made a little research right now and I saw that a streamer named "Trainwreck" once won a whooping $37.5 million on Stake while playing "Hex Appeal" slot game. And it seems this amount seems to be be the current highest amount ever won on Stake casino. Hence, implying that it is very possible to win such amount on Stake casino too. Because Stake is a big casino and they have got the financial capabilities to pay huge amount. However, here is a screenshot I got from Google below.
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Maximum amount you can withdraw per day and maximum amount you can win on some specific game are 2 different things. In Stake for example you can withdraw everything you have in your account.

In every casino there are both bet limits and profit limits, otherwise users breaking the bank would be a real threat. Just search the help section, because it's different for every casino. Not all casinos have huge bankrolls. Here's max profit / bet for stake: https://help.stake.com/en/articles/7979909-crypto-casino-betting-limits

Different casino sites pay out according to their advantages. Casino collect a lot more money than they pay out. The lucky gamblers are certainly very small, so if the casino platform pays out their winnings, it will not have a big effect. There are some sites that set the payout limit according to the type of their users, while there are some that set a specific limit for everyone. This can vary according to the gambling platform.

The maximum payout depends on the casino bankroll. They can extend it by allowing higher bets which their bankroll can absorb in case for the max win.

You will notice that game providers have their own set of maximum multipliers on game but the amount of bet you can placed varies per casino.

Until I win a very huge amount of bet is when I Will devote the anxiety to have interests on what the casinos Max payout maybe because I am just a bettor who bets low and chasing low multiplier.

I am conscious enough that I don't have to bet out of greed all to reach the casinos Max payout because it feels like a dead dream for me to chase, so I don't even bother myself of it but what I know is that as we gamblers bets according to our bankrolls, so also each and every casinos have their bankrools just as sighted (so that they don't go bankruptcy) when some notorious gamblers have to win above their affordability and sustainability.