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# Turn off when a winner is found

If this setting is turned on, once per hour, our system will check your test, and if there is one Variant Probability to be best above 95%, it will be picked as the winner, and the test will be turned off. Only that Variant will then be shown to your visitors.

Note: A Variant must have at least 300 Tested Users to be picked as a winner. This is to prevent a Test from being turned on before many users have seen it.<br>


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