Key points
- A reload bonus is an offer on deposits after your first, for example a weekly 50% match.
- It usually has its own wagering, minimum deposit, cap and eligible games.
- Some reloads are targeted at individual accounts, so terms can differ from what is advertised.
- Regular offers can encourage more frequent deposits. Keep to your own limits.
How reload offers work
Reload bonuses reward later deposits: for example, a 50% match up to €100 every Friday, or free spins on a deposit over €20 during the weekend. Each reload is a separate bonus with its own terms.
Worked example
A 50% reload up to €100 with 30× wagering on the bonus. You deposit €200 and receive €100 (the cap). Wagering is 30 × €100 = €3,000. At a 96% RTP, the expected loss on €3,000 of bets is about €120. If you deposit only €100, you receive €50, with €1,500 of wagering.
Terms to check
- Schedule and how to claim (code, opt-in or automatic)
- Minimum deposit and maximum bonus
- Wagering basis and game contribution
- Maximum bet and expiry
- Whether a pending withdrawal or active bonus blocks the offer
- Excluded payment methods
Keep control
Recurring promotions are designed to bring you back. Set deposit and time limits in your account. Regulators in several countries restrict how incentives may be offered. See the country guides.
Sources
- Spillemyndigheden, Borgere og spillere: offers, bonuses and wagering requirements Checked 3 November 2026.
- UK Gambling Commission, Socially responsible incentives: consultation response Checked 3 November 2026.
Limitations: figures are illustrative.