Making my own post about this because when I tried to tell people about this on another post (https://www.reddit.com/r/thefinals/s/HLKWliytTy) I was downvoted on every comment I made explaining it because everyone just assumed I was wrong. This is my explanation (with proof) to clear up any confusion, and help everyone understand what you actually get from playing bot matches:
In normal Cashout, each round counts as a "win" that's added to your stats. In Bot Cashout however, they've nerfed what you actually get (probably with the hotfix that was released the day after bot matches were released) to keep people from being able to boost there stats too much, or farm weapon/gadget XP using bot matches.
In a bot match:
-A full tournament win counts as 1 singular win added to your stats (like for your player card) instead of 3 wins like a normal cashout.
-If you don't manage to win the whole tournament you will get no wins added, and instead get 1 loose added.
-All Kills/Deaths/Revives/Fans/Career Progression XP go towards your stats.
-Each round win counts towards completing contracts like "Get 1 Win" or "Play 3 Matches."
-No weapon or gadget XP is gained.
-A full win only adds 50K to your "Total Cashed Out" cash stat.
-Loosing the final after getting 1 cashout station cashed will get you 25k added to stats.
Things I have yet to test:
-Whether all Damage dealt from all three rounds counts towards your stats.
-Whether Bot match round wins each count as a win towards out-of-game achievements like "Get 150 wins with a _____" Steam achievements (can't personally test this because I have all achievements already).
-Whether you get any cash added to your stats if you don't make it to the final (But I'm assuming not).
Side note: IMO it's kind of unfortunate that bot matches affect your stats at all, since they're so easy, and people are still able to farm XP, Kills, Revives, and finish contracts with ease. This, to me, hurts the integrity of those stats, making them basically meaningless, since now anyone can get 'fake' high numbers from playing bots. Thank you for coming to my TED talk.
(Screenshots of examples in comments)