Reload bonus: a bonus on your next deposit
A reload bonus is aimed at existing players — a percentage on a later deposit, often on a set weekday or as a personal offer in your profile. At Doxxbet and elsewhere it follows the same principles as a welcome bonus, with one twist: it tends to collide with bonuses you have not finished yet.
Go to the offerWhen bonuses overlap
If you have an active bonus with wagering still to go and you accept a reload, one of three things usually happens:
- the new bonus waits in a queue until the old one is completed;
- the two are added together and wagering is calculated on the total;
- the new bonus replaces the old one, and the unfinished bonus is forfeited.
Which model applies is set out in the general bonus terms. If you cannot find it, it is a question for support before you deposit, not after.
Comparing two weekly offers
Illustrative example, not a Doxxbet term. Offer X: 50% up to €50, 20x the bonus, 7 days. Offer Y: 25% up to €100, 10x the bonus, 14 days. Deposit €100 and X gives you €50 of bonus and €1,000 of turnover; Y gives you €25 and €250 of turnover. Y pays less, but it is four times lighter and gives you twice the time. For someone who plays a few evenings a week, Y is usually the realistic one.
Reloads and the maximum bet
With reload offers the maximum bet is sometimes lower than with the welcome bonus. If you are used to higher stakes, check the cap in the specific terms — going over it risks the winnings in exactly the same way as with the first bonus.
When to skip a reload
You do not have to take a reload with every deposit. If you only want a short session and to withdraw any win straight away, a bonus would lock your balance until wagering is done. If you work with a monthly deposit limit, a reload can tempt you to put in more than planned. In both cases playing without the bonus is the cleaner choice. How limits work under the Slovak rules is explained on our responsible gambling page.
Personal offers in your profile
Personal reloads often appear only in the profile or arrive by e-mail, and they come with their own terms that may differ from public promotions. Before activating one, open the full offer details rather than the teaser, and look at the wagering base, the deadline and the list of eligible games.
Frequently asked questions
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