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

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Minimum deposit £5. Minimum cash bet £5 win or £/€5 each-way at fractional odds of 4/9. Free bet will match the first qualifying cash bet struck on the account. Free bet stake not returned on subsequent bets. Only the win parts of win/each-way bets will qualify. Free bet is valid for 4 days. 18+ T&Cs Apply.

Coral offers its customers a cash out option for selected markets for both pre-match and in-play bets for single and multiple bets or accumulators. The amount which is paid out as a cash out settlement depends on the state of play, but can range from 9% to 90% of the final potential winnings. The maximum payment given by Coral cash out is £50,000.

Cash Out Features of Coral

The Coral cash out option is not available on all markets, but normally it is offered on the most popular betting markets such as football, tennis, snooker and horse-racing. To know whether this option is possible, Coral customers should go to their betting slip to see which of their bets are in play. The cash out settlement amount will appear in a bright orange box underneath their current wagers. The amount which is offered will naturally increase or decrease depending on the state of play in the chosen event. If customers wish to cash in their bet, they should click on the ‘Cash out my bet’ box and wait for the confirmation. If it’s accepted, the money will be deposited into their Coral account like any winning bet.

Sometimes during the delay between seeing the settlement and clicking on cash out the amount could be changed. The betting operator also reserves the right to suspend or withdraw the cash out option at any time. As well as this facility, Coral also offer a partial cash out option. This allows customers to leave some of their stake riding on the bet and cash some in. The choice is in their hands, and they can choose the amount along a sliding scale in increments of 10%.