Decision notes
Ripper Casino – 400% Match up to $4,000 with Code RIPPER4000
A 400% deposit match up to $4,000 with code RIPPER4000, a $30 minimum, 45x wagering, and — the standout — no maximum cashout, so a cleared balance is withdrawable in full. A high-rate match where the absent cap is the headline feature, running June 25 to July 1.
What you get and what you give
- Bonus typeDeposit match (new players)
- Bonus value400% match up to $4,000
- Bonus codeRIPPER4000 — required to claim
- Minimum deposit$30
- Wagering45x — lower than the 60x on many match offers; basis (bonus-only vs deposit-plus-bonus) not stated, verify
- Max cashoutNone — no cap on what a cleared balance can pay out
- Promo windowJune 25 – July 1
- Eligible gamesSlots and casino games (bonus-play restrictions usually apply) — verify the list and contribution
- PlatformDesktop and mobile
- EligibilityNew players — verify your region is on the allowed list
IMPORTANT
The headline feature isn't the 400% rate — it's the absence of a maximum cashout. On most match bonuses a win cap clips the outcome regardless of the rate; here a cleared balance is withdrawable in full, so the 400% match's upside is genuinely uncapped. The 45x is also gentler than the usual 60x. The one gap: the wagering basis isn't stated — confirm it in the cashier.
Is it worth claiming?
A 400% match with a gentler 45x and no maximum cashout is one of the more favorable match structures this season — the uncapped payout is what makes the high rate meaningful — with the only real gap the unstated wagering basis and a tight 7-day window.
MAKES SENSE IF
- You value an uncapped payout on a high 400% match
- You can clear a 45x requirement on slots in the window
- You confirm the wagering basis before sizing a deposit
LESS GOOD IF
- You can't complete the turnover inside the tight 7-day window
- You play table or live games — they contribute less than slots
- You'd deposit before confirming the basis (bonus-only vs D&B)
The absent cashout cap is what makes the 400% matter
The feature that defines this offer isn't the 400% rate — plenty of match bonuses run at high rates — it's that there's no maximum cashout. That distinction is the whole analysis. On a typical match, a win cap (often $1,000 or a multiple of the deposit) clips the outcome regardless of how high the rate is, which is why a 300% or 600% headline so often resolves to the same modest ceiling. Here, a cleared balance is withdrawable in full, so the 400% match's upside is genuinely uncapped — what you build and clear, you keep. That's the structural feature that makes the high rate worth pursuing rather than a number the cap would erase, and it puts this alongside the season's other no-max-cashout matches as a standout on payout terms.
The wagering is the other favorable axis, with one gap. At 45x, the requirement is gentler than the 60x on many match offers, so the clearance is more completable. The gap is that the basis isn't stated — whether the 45x runs on the bonus alone or on deposit-plus-bonus — and on a 400% match that difference is large. On a $100 deposit the 400% match is $400, a $500 combined balance; 45x bonus-only is $18,000 of clearance, while 45x on (D&B) is $22,500. Both carry expected loss at 96% RTP of roughly $720 to $900. Confirm which basis applies in the cashier before sizing a deposit, because it sets the turnover you're committing to. Maxing the match needs a $1,000 deposit for the full $4,000, a $5,000 combined balance, whose clearance is large enough that the window becomes the binding constraint.
That window is the main limiter. The promo runs June 25 to July 1 — seven days — which is tight for a match this size, and an incomplete clearance forfeits the bonus and winnings. A modest deposit's 45x is workable in a week at a reasonable stake; a maxed deposit's turnover is a stretch. So the rational play is to size the deposit to a clearance you can finish in seven days rather than maxing for the $4,000 headline — the uncapped payout rewards completion, not deposit size, since whatever you clear you keep. Eligible play is the slots-and-casino set with bonus-play restrictions usually applying; verify the contribution table. Comparable deposit-match bonuses almost always carry a win cap; the absence of one here is the differentiator. Confirm the basis, size to the window, and claim with RIPPER4000.
Pros and cons
PROS
- No maximum cashout — a cleared balance is withdrawable in full
- High 400% match rate, made meaningful by the absent cap
- Gentler 45x wagering than the usual 60x
- Low $30 minimum keeps entry accessible
CONS
- Wagering basis (bonus-only vs D&B) not stated — verify
- Tight 7-day window — a maxed deposit is hard to complete
- 45x on a 400% match is still a large clearance
- Eligible-games and contribution restrictions need checking
FAQ — Ripper Casino 400% match
What does “no maximum cashout” mean here?
A cleared balance is withdrawable in full — there's no cap clipping the outcome. That's the standout: on most match bonuses a win cap limits the payout regardless of the rate, so the uncapped payout is what makes the 400% rate meaningful.
What does the 45x apply to?
The wagering is 45x, gentler than the usual 60x — but whether it's on the bonus alone or deposit-plus-bonus isn't stated. On a $100 deposit, 45x bonus-only is $18,000 of clearance; on (D&B) it's $22,500. Confirm the basis in the cashier before depositing.
What do I get for a $100 deposit?
A 400% match is $400, for a $500 combined balance. Maxing the $4,000 match needs a $1,000 deposit. Since the payout is uncapped, the rational play is sizing to a clearance you can finish, not maxing the deposit.
How long does the offer run?
June 25 to July 1 — seven days, tight for a match this size. A modest deposit's 45x is workable in a week; a maxed one's turnover is a stretch, and an incomplete clearance forfeits the bonus and winnings.
What is the minimum deposit?
$30, with code RIPPER4000. The low minimum keeps entry accessible, and a smaller deposit clears its proportionally smaller requirement more comfortably within the tight window.
Which games count toward wagering?
Slots and casino games, with bonus-play restrictions usually applying. The contribution table interacts with which games count — verify the eligible-games list and per-category contribution in the cashier before clearing.
Who can claim this bonus?
New players, with code RIPPER4000, within June 25 to July 1. Eligibility is geography-restricted — verify your region is on the allowed list on the casino's terms page before depositing.
How we verified this bonus
This bonus has not been tested by our staff. Verify terms on the casino's promotion page before depositing, particularly the no-maximum-cashout condition, the 45x wagering basis (bonus-only vs deposit-plus-bonus), the $30 minimum, the eligible-games list and per-category contribution, and that the clearance is completable within the tight June 25 to July 1 window for your deposit size.
The short version
Worth claiming for the standout feature — no maximum cashout on a 400% match, so what you clear you keep, with a gentler 45x on top. The catch is the tight 7-day window and the unstated wagering basis, so confirm the basis and size the deposit to a clearance you can finish rather than maxing for the $4,000 headline. Confirm the basis, size to the window, and claim with RIPPER4000.
Quick Math
| Bonus code | RIPPER4000 — required at claim |
| Your deposit (example) | $100 |
| Match bonus (400%) | $100 × 400% = $400 (combined balance $500) |
| Required wagering (45x bonus-only, example) | $400 × 45 = $18,000 — verify the basis |
| Expected loss @ 96% RTP | $18,000 × 4% = $720 |
| Max cashout | None — a cleared balance is withdrawable in full |
| Minimum deposit | $30 |
| Window | June 25 – July 1 — tight for a match this size |
Example uses a $100 deposit and a bonus-only 45x basis for illustration; the basis isn't stated, so confirm it in the cashier. With no maximum cashout, the payout rewards completing the clearance, not deposit size.
Calculated at 96% RTP. Actual game RTP may vary — check the paytable, and confirm the eligible-games list and per-category contribution in the cashier.