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THE FINALS: How to Start Cashout Bot Matches and Earn Progression

Select Cashout (Bots) on the play screen, choose solo or party matchmaking and use the three-round tournament to practice with reduced progression rewards.

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Select Cashout (Bots) on the play screen

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Open the play screen and choose Cashout (Bots). Embark introduced the option in Season 11 as a Cashout learning space. Use the explicitly named bot option when the aim is playing against bots, rather than assuming every Cashout queue has the same opponents. [1]

Steps

  1. Choose Cashout (Bots) from the play screen. [1]

Choose how you want to assemble the team

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The mode supports queuing solo, taking a party of up to three or matchmaking to team up with other players. Choose the option appropriate to the group you want to practice with. The bots are the opponents in this description; matchmaking can still put human players on your team. [1]

Steps

  1. Queue solo, bring a party of up to three, or matchmake with other players. [1]

Prepare for the full three-round tournament

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A bot match uses the full Cashout format and a three-round tournament. Treat it as practice for that multi-round structure rather than a single isolated cashout exercise. This format is the publisher’s stated distinction from simply testing a weapon in the Practice Range. [1]

Expect progression at a reduced rate

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Cashout bot matches earn progression toward World Tour, the Battle Pass and other systems at a reduced rate. The announcement does not give one exact reduction percentage, so do not assume it awards the same progress as another queue or invent a fixed multiplier. [1]

Use the mode as a learning space with beta limits

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The bots navigate dynamic environments, cause destruction and use a limited selection of weapons, gadgets and specializations. That gives the practice match a moving, destructible setting while keeping the bot equipment pool limited. [1]

The Season 11 introduction explicitly calls the bots beta and warns of occasional bugs or odd behavior. The feature’s learning purpose does not amount to a promise that the bots reproduce every tactic or item combination encountered against players. [1]

Sources & verification

Platform and version details belong to the individual issue or guide section. A documented workaround may not resolve every case.

  1. Update 11.0.0 official-newsRetrieved

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