Aggregate limit refers to the amount the casino is liable to pay out in a single hand.
For example, if the aggregate limit for baccarat is set at $25,000, which is often the case in most brick-and-mortar casinos, this means that even if your winnings exceed $25,000, the casino will withdraw all additional wins and pay out only $25,000.
Before you sit at any table, regardless of the casino game you’re playing, you should check what the aggregate limit is so that there isn’t any confusion or disappointment down the road if you end up winning more than the aggregate limit.
The aggregate limit is often visibly displayed at the table. If it isn’t, that can potentially cause a dispute between the players and the casino.