Best Live Casino Reload Bonuses Today

The playthrough requirement or wagering requirement refers to the number of times players have to wager the deposit (or bonus + deposit amounts) amount before they are allowed to cash out the winnings from the bonus.

A 30x wagering requirement on $100 in bonus funds means you need to wager $3,000 total before cashing out (30 x 100). Wagering requirements are the single most important factor in establishing the real value of a reload bonus. That’s why it’s one of the first details displayed for the bonus. Reload bonuses tend to have rollover requirements similar to welcome bonuses, with a wide range of 25x-45x. However, the best advice we could give you is to stick to bonuses that have lower rollover requirements (never over 40x).

Note: Some casinos count wagering as a multiplier of the bonus amount only. Others set it as a  multiplier of the combined deposit + bonus total. These produce very different numbers, so make sure to check before committing.

A minimum deposit is the threshold your deposit must meet to qualify for the bonus.  Depositing anything below this amount will make you uneligible for the deal, so you won’t be able to claim it.

In most cases, the minimum deposit limit is clearly displayed.  However, in the rare cased that the site does not clearly state the minimum deposit amount, check the Bonus Terms and Conditions.

Always confirm this figure before depositing, particularly if you’re planning a smaller top-up and would like to get the deal as well.

Another limit that’s very important for bonuses – of all kinds, really – is the bonus cap.

Or in simpler words, the upper limit on what the casino will give you if you decide to get the bonus. On a 100% reload that goes up to $300 (so this is the cap), depositing an amount that exceeds $300 will still produce a $300 bonus. So, even if you deposit $500, the bonus will be a maximum of $300.  For standard players this is rarely a constraint, but for high rollers it’s important to know where the ceiling is.

Different game types contribute to wagering at different rates. In general, wagering contribution refers to the percentage of the wager placed on a specific game that will count towards wagering requirement for a specific bonus.

For instance, a $100 wager on a live casino game may only count as $5 toward your requirement, while the same wager on slots counts in full, as $100. We must note that casinos tend to favor slot games and bonuses, so contribution rates for slots are typically 100%.

On the other hand, live casino games are most often at 20% or 10%, often even at 5%. For many offers, live dealer games do not count towards requirements at all, having 0% contribution.

That’s why it’s imperative to check it if you want to play live dealer games and you are claiming a general bonus, not one that’s directed strictly for live casino games.

Bonuses tend to have two different expiry dates – one is the date for when the bonus funds expire, and the other one is the deadline for your wagering requirement completion.

Most reload bonuses carry a time limit of 7–30 days within which wagering must be completed. Failing to meet the requirement within this window typically results in the bonus funds being voided. Factor this in when choosing whether to claim an offer or not.

The bonus funds expiry mostly refers to Free Spins (if the bonus comes with them).