Reload Bonus at Admiralbet
A reload bonus attaches to a later deposit rather than the first. It is useful for regular players, but there is a catch new players often miss: accept it while you have winnings in the balance and those winnings may end up under the new wagering requirement.
How it works
The operator offers a percentage on a deposit on a certain day or during a period. Terms resemble the welcome bonus: wagering, maximum bet, deadline and game contribution.
When it locks money you have already won
Under some terms the requirement is calculated on the bonus plus the whole balance at activation. If there is a win you want to cash out, withdraw it before taking a new bonus.
A worked example
You have 60 in real balance and accept a 20 bonus on a 20 deposit. If wagering applies to deposit plus bonus, 40 is affected; if it applies to the whole balance, 100. This is a worked illustration, not the operator's terms. Only the terms tell you which.
Stacked offers
With several bonuses active, the cashier may process them one after another, which delays the moment you can withdraw. One active bonus at a time is simpler.
Minimum deposits and excluded methods
A reload offer may require a minimum deposit and exclude some methods. Deposit below the minimum and the bonus will not activate; the money stays as a plain deposit.
The weekly rhythm
Many operators run reloads on a fixed weekday. That is handy if you play regularly anyway, but not a reason to deposit when you had not planned to. If you notice you are paying in because of the offer day rather than a wish to play, lower your deposit limit.
The decision
Take a reload when you plan to play anyway and have no winnings to withdraw. Otherwise, withdraw first. See the withdrawal guide.
A quick comparison
You have 25 in real balance and plan to add 25. Without a bonus you have 50 of free money. With a 25 bonus at 30x the bonus, your balance is 75, but you must bet 750 before the bonus and its winnings become withdrawable. This is a worked illustration, not the operator's terms.