Reload and recurring offers

A reload is an offer for an existing customer; a recurring offer resets on a stated schedule. The value depends on the current terms each time, not on what the promotion paid last week.

One-off and repeat offers

A one-off reload might ask you to deposit and wager once during a promotion window. A recurring offer might reset daily or weekly. Some rewards require an opt-in, some require a qualifying stake, and others appear in the account without a deposit. The reset time, eligible games and reward rules can all change.

Keep a simple record of the last time you used an offer. If it is one per customer or one per weekly window, repeating the action early may produce no reward. The Daily Offer Planner is built to organise current repeat offers, but the operator's own terms decide eligibility.

Work through a fictional reload

Suppose an eligible customer opts in, wagers £20 cash on a 96% RTP slot and receives £5 of free-spin stakes on a 96% RTP game. Assume the free-spin winnings are withdrawable with no further wagering.

That £4 is an average estimate under the stated fictional assumptions. A real reload could have wagering on winnings, a max conversion, a different game, an opt-in deadline or no reward for your account. Your settled result can also be below zero.

Check before repeating it

• Is the offer showing in your account, and must you opt in before depositing?
• What time does the qualifying window reset, and have you used it already? Is it one claim per day, week or customer?
• Can this promotion be combined with another active bonus, or will one block the other?
• Which games count, how much do they contribute, and is there a maximum stake?
• When does the reward arrive, when does it expire, and do its winnings need more wagering?
• Is the estimate still positive after the full qualifying cost and any further wagering?

Examples are fictional and for learning. Offer terms and prices change. 18+. Only stake what you can afford to lose.