BetVictor Cash Out Explained – Lower Your Risks in the Right Moment

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BetVictor has a cash out option on these games: football, tennis, horse racing and basketball. Here are some of the various markets which have the BetVictor cash out feature:

• Football match bets
• Football over/under
• Football both teams to score
• Football correct score
• Tennis match bets
• Tennis win
• Basketball handicap
• Basketball total points
• Basketball money lines
• Horse racing win
• Horse racing outright each way

Cash Out Features of BetVictor

A Bookmakers cash-out option is meant to limit your losses in case you change your mind before your bet is settled. If you don’t want to refer to the list of markets that are covered by the cash out offer, you can just look out for the icon. When you place a bet on a cash out eligible market, it will enter the cash out zone. You can confirm this by checking the right side of your bet slip.

An accumulator bet can be eligible for this offer if all the selected markets have the cash out icon. The feature is limited to 20 fold. If you place a bet with a bonus, you will only be able to access the feature if the cash out offer is higher than the bonus amount staked. In horse racing betting, cash out requests are processed at the end of the races.

The maximum cash out you can get at a single time is £50,000. It is possible for players to cash out part of their stake instead of the whole bet. Once you select the partial cash out feature, the remaining portion of your bet will be used to generate a new stake and potential return.