Reload bonuses: offers for your next deposits
After the welcome offer, many sites run bonuses on later deposits — on fixed weekdays, at weekends or as personal offers. They are called reloads and normally have a smaller match and a lower ceiling. The reading rules are the same, but a few differences matter because reloads come back often and add up.
What changes compared with a welcome offer
- Match: often 25–50% instead of 100% (illustrative example, not a Magnumbet term).
- Wagering: can be higher or lower, even on the same site.
- Window: frequently a few days.
- Frequency: once a week or only on a set day.
The sum worth doing
A 50% reload on a 100 deposit adds 50 in bonus. At 30x on the bonus (illustrative example, not a Magnumbet term) the requirement is 1,500. Compare that with what you normally stake in a week. If you stake 1,500 on slots anyway, the bonus adds balance; if you stake 300, it ties up your winnings for nothing.
Reload on top of reload
When a new reload is activated before the previous one is cleared, sites handle it differently: some queue it, some add the requirements together. The result can be an account locked for weeks behind overlapping requirements. A simple habit helps: take a new reload only when the previous one is finished or forfeited.
Personal offers
Some offers appear only in your account, by email or by notification. They are as valid as public ones, but their terms may sit on a separate page. Look for the link in the message; if there is none, ask support before you activate.
Reload or cashback?
For steady players, cashback paid as cash can be worth more than a reload with heavy wagering, because returned money can be withdrawn straight away. Compare them on cashback.
Payment methods
As with welcome offers, some deposit methods may be excluded. If you changed method recently, reread the terms. Methods and limits depend on your account — check the cashier.