In Hacksaw Gaming’s Moneyplane, Autoplay is described as placing a bet on a selected panel each round. Auto Cash Out is a separate setting that aims to exit at a chosen multiplier. Turning on one does not turn on the other. The supplier lists the Bail2Win game’s release date as 24 September 2026. [Hacksaw Gaming’s Moneyplane features](https://www.hacksawgaming.com/games/moneyplane-bail2win).
For players in Great Britain, there is a further check before either setting matters: the Gambling Commission’s RTS 8A requires customers to commit to each online gaming cycle individually. A supplier’s general feature description does not establish that Autoplay is offered by a UK-facing operator. Check the version available to you and its rules before staking money. This is general information, not legal advice. [Gambling Commission RTS 8A](https://www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk/manual/remote-gambling-and-software-technical-standards/rts-8-autoplay-functionality).
What do the two controls actually do?
Hacksaw says a player selects a stake on a bet panel before the round starts and may add more panels to place multiple bets in the same round. Its Autoplay description concerns placing the next bet on a panel. Auto Cash Out concerns exiting an active bet at a chosen multiplier. These are different decisions: whether another stake is placed and when a placed stake is cashed out. [Hacksaw Gaming’s Moneyplane features](https://www.hacksawgaming.com/games/moneyplane-bail2win).
Before any round, look at every active panel, the stake on each one and any cash-out setting shown. If the available version has a cash-out target, check that it is applied to the intended panel and read the operator’s rules for how it works. For example, a £1 bet cashed out at 2x would return £2 in total; if the round ends before that cash-out, the £1 stake is lost. A target is a conditional instruction, not a promised return.
Why does the UK version need a separate check?
The Gambling Commission’s RTS 8A says online gaming systems must require the customer to commit to each game cycle individually. That creates an apparent conflict with a general description of Autoplay placing bets each round. Hacksaw’s page does not show how any particular Great Britain operator implements Moneyplane, so it cannot confirm that this automated betting feature is available there. [Gambling Commission RTS 8A](https://www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk/manual/remote-gambling-and-software-technical-standards/rts-8-autoplay-functionality).
Check the UK-facing game screen and rules at the operator you intend to use. If a control or its effect is unclear, ask the operator to explain it before playing. Check the gambling business through the [Gambling Commission’s licence guidance and public register](https://www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk/public-and-players/guide/page/make-sure-that-the-gambling-business-is-licensed). Do not infer UK availability or regulatory approval for either automated control from the supplier’s global page. This is general information, not legal advice.
Which mistakes can cost more than expected?
The easiest stake to overlook is one on a second bet panel. Add the stakes across all panels to see your total exposure for the round. If a UK-facing version offers a repeat-bet control, establish exactly when a new stake is committed and how to stop it. Review the current balance after each round rather than relying on an animation or the rising multiplier.
A high cash-out target gives a bet longer to remain exposed to the round ending. Hacksaw lists a 10,000x maximum win, but that is a ceiling, not a likely result or a reason to increase your stake. Decide what you can afford to spend and when you will stop before opening the game. Stop at either limit; do not add funds to recover a lost round. [Hacksaw Gaming’s Moneyplane features](https://www.hacksawgaming.com/games/moneyplane-bail2win).
What should you do before playing?
First, verify the operator’s licence and read its Moneyplane rules. Then check the active panels, total stake and any cash-out instruction visible in the version you can actually access. The [iGaming Centre games directory](https://igamingcentre.com/games) offers broader game research, while the [UK online casino player safety checklist](/country-guides/uk-online-casinos-player-safety-checklist) covers operator checks before depositing.
18+ only. If spending or time spent gambling is becoming difficult to control, close the game and use a limit, time-out or self-exclusion option. The [responsible gambling tools guide](/safety/responsible-gambling-tools-online-casinos) explains account controls, and the [Gambling Commission’s self-exclusion guidance](https://www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk/public-and-players/page/self-exclusion) explains operator arrangements and GAMSTOP ONLINE.
Quick questions
Does Autoplay also cash out the bet? No. Hacksaw describes Autoplay as placing bets each round and Auto Cash Out as a separate setting for exiting at a chosen multiplier. Check the controls and rules of the version offered to you. [Hacksaw Gaming’s Moneyplane features](https://www.hacksawgaming.com/games/moneyplane-bail2win).
Does setting Auto Cash Out guarantee that multiplier? No. The bet must be cashed out before the round ends. A chosen target does not ensure the multiplier will be reached.
Can players in Great Britain use Moneyplane Autoplay? The supplier’s general page does not answer that. RTS 8A requires individual commitment to each online gaming cycle, so check the UK-facing operator’s implementation and rules before relying on any automated feature. [Gambling Commission RTS 8A](https://www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk/manual/remote-gambling-and-software-technical-standards/rts-8-autoplay-functionality).
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FAQ
Does Autoplay also cash out the bet?
No. Hacksaw describes Autoplay as placing bets each round and Auto Cash Out as a separate setting for exiting at a chosen multiplier. Check the controls and rules of the version offered to you.
Does setting Auto Cash Out guarantee that multiplier?
No. The bet must be cashed out before the round ends. A chosen target does not ensure the multiplier will be reached.
Can players in Great Britain use Moneyplane Autoplay?
The supplier’s general page does not answer that. RTS 8A requires individual commitment to each online gaming cycle, so check the UK-facing operator’s implementation and rules before relying on any automated feature.
