Reload bonus: when the casino pays you to deposit again

After the welcome offer comes the reload: a deposit bonus for existing customers — on the second deposit, at weekends, once a month. This page explains how a reload bonus works, how to read reload terms, and why the right question is not "how much do they give me" but "how much do they get me to deposit". We do not publish Solverde's or the partner operator's reloads.

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Common formats

Format	How it appears	Watch out for
Second deposit bonus	Part of a welcome package	Its own wagering, separate from the first
Weekly bonus	A fixed day each week	Minimum deposit and short deadline
Monthly bonus	Linked to VIP tier or activity	Eligibility criteria
Match deposit	A percentage of the amount deposited	Maximum bonus cap

Reload terms, one by one

Min deposit: the amount from which the reload is credited. Below it, no bonus.
Percentage and cap: "50% up to €100" means half the deposit, never more than €100.
Wagering: may differ from the welcome bonus; read it again.
Deadline: weekly reloads often give only a few days.
Stacking: with another bonus active, the reload may queue or be refused.

A hypothetical calculation

Take a hypothetical 50 % reload up to €100 with 30x wagering on the bonus. You deposit €200 and receive €100. To withdraw anything from that bonus, you must wager €3,000. If you usually wager €300 a week and the deadline is seven days, you will not make it — and the bonus balance disappears at the deadline. A reload only has value if it fits the play you would do anyway.

The quiet risk: depositing because of the bonus

A weekly reload is designed to build a habit: every week there is a reason to deposit again. That is where limits do their job. Many regulated markets require licensed operators to offer daily, weekly and monthly deposit limits. If you have set a weekly limit, the reload either fits inside it or does not happen — as it should.

Reloads and licences

A generous reload says nothing about who supervises the site. A licence register lists domains, not promotions. On an unlicensed site, not only are the reload terms whatever the operator wants, but the deposit limit that would let you break the habit may simply not exist.

Frequently asked questions

What is a reload bonus?

A bonus on deposits after the first: a percentage added to the amount you deposit, usually with its own wagering, deadline and minimum deposit.

Is a weekly reload worth it?

Only if the wagering fits the play you would do anyway. If a weekly bonus gets you depositing every week without planning to, the real cost is the extra deposit, not the bonus.

Can I have two bonuses active at once?

Many operators allow only one active bonus, or use one before the other. The rule is in the general bonus terms.