Cash Out

Settle open bets before an event concludes at a revised price.

8 of 10 reviewed sportsbooks offer Cash Out.

About Cash Out

Cash out allows bettors to settle open wagers before an event concludes, receiving a revised return based on current market conditions. The value offered may be higher or lower than the original potential payout depending on how the event has progressed. Partial cash out, where available, allows users to settle a portion of a bet while leaving the remainder live.

Not all operators offer cash out, and those that do may restrict it to specific sports, bet types, or market stages. Cash-out availability is recorded in our dataset but does not independently affect an operator's overall score — licensing, trust, and payment quality carry greater weight in the methodology.

Sportsbooks With Cash Out

#1

Bet365

Verified Licence
82.6 / 100 Overall

Est. 2000 · Stoke-on-Trent, UK

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#2

Unibet

Verified Licence
76.5 / 100 Overall

Est. 1997 · St Julian's, Malta

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#3

William Hill

Verified Licence
76.1 / 100 Overall

Est. 1934 · London, UK

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#4

Betway

Verified Licence
74.2 / 100 Overall

Est. 2006 · St Julian's, Malta

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#5

LeoVegas Sport

Verified Licence
72.3 / 100 Overall

Est. 2012 · Stockholm, Sweden

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#6

Betsson

70 / 100 Overall

Est. 1963 · Stockholm, Sweden

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#7

DraftKings

68.5 / 100 Overall

Est. 2012 · Boston, Massachusetts, USA

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#8

BoyleSports

Verified Licence
66.8 / 100 Overall

Est. 1989 · Dundalk, Ireland

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Sportsbooks Without Cash Out

Frequently Asked Questions

What value does the cash-out offer reflect?

The cash-out amount is calculated by the operator based on current market prices at the time of the request. If your selection is performing well, the value will be closer to the full potential return. If conditions have moved against your bet, the offer will be less. The figure reflects the operator's live pricing at that moment, not an independently calculated fair market value.

Is partial cash out available?

Partial cash out — settling a portion of a bet while leaving the remainder live — is available at some operators in this dataset. Where offered, it allows you to lock in part of your return without closing the entire position. Availability varies by operator, sport, and bet type; check the specific operator's terms for whether partial cash out is available on your bet type.

Can I cash out in-play as well as pre-match?

Cash out can generally be applied to both pre-match and in-play bets, though availability depends on the operator and live market conditions. In-play cash out may be suspended if live odds are temporarily unavailable — for example, during key moments of a match. Some operators restrict cash out to specific sports or bet types.

Does using cash out affect my bonus eligibility?

Cashing out before a bet settles may affect wagering requirement calculations on bonus funds. If you cash out a bet placed with bonus funds, check whether the operator counts the partial settlement toward wagering requirements. Terms vary by operator — reviewing the specific promotional conditions before cashing out a bonus-funded bet is advisable.

Is cash out available on accumulator bets?

Cash out on accumulators — settling a multiple before all legs have concluded — is available at some operators in this dataset. Early cash-out value on an accumulator reflects the probability of the remaining selections settling in your favour. Availability varies by operator, and some restrict accumulator cash out to selections that have not yet kicked off.

How does cash out relate to the overall operator score?

Cash out availability is recorded in our features data and contributes as part of the overall assessment. It is one input to the comparison rather than a primary trust signal. Licensing verification, responsible gambling standards, and payment quality carry more weight in the overall methodology than feature availability metrics such as cash out.