When you use promotions like bonuses, free bets, etc., they commonly offer an additional benefit to your balance. However, some of them include a condition called the "maximum conversion" (also known as the Conversion Cap), which defines the profit limit you can obtain by using that promotion.
Here we explain exactly how it works.
🔵 What is the maximum conversion?
The maximum conversion is a profit limit that applies exclusively to certain promotional benefits such as:
Casino bonuses
Sports bonuses
Free bets
Free spins
This limit indicates the maximum amount of money you can receive after using that promotional benefit, regardless of the theoretical profit generated by the bet.
🧮 Practical examples
Let's consider the following promotion:
You deposit $20,000 on the "Trick or Treat" promo.
You receive 20 free spins (with no conversion limit)
And a $2,000 free bet with a maximum conversion of 300%.
This means the maximum you can win with that free bet is:
$2,000 × 300% = $6,000
Example 1 You exceed the limit (the conversion limit applies)
You bet the free bet on a parlay with total odds of 4.2.
Theoretical profit calculation:
$2,000 × 4.2 = $8,400
But since the maximum allowed is $6,000, the system adjusts the profit:
You receive: $6,000
$2,400 is forfeited ❌
Example 2 Profit within the limit (you receive the full amount)
If you place the same free bet at odds of 2.1, you generate:
$2,000 × 2.1 = $4,200
Since this profit is within the $6,000 limit:
You receive: $4,200 💸
Nothing is deducted or adjusted.