Reload offers at Dragonia: the promotions for accounts already open
The welcome match fires once. Everything that keeps an existing account rewarded afterwards falls under the reload heading — smaller percentages, claimable again and again, tied to fixed days of the week or the month. This page is our record of how they behaved when we claimed them with our own euro.
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See the live reload offersWhat a reload bonus actually is
A reload bonus is a deposit bonus aimed at members who already hold an account. Structurally it is a match deposit: the operator adds a declared percentage of your payment as locked bonus balance, exactly as the welcome offer does, but at a lower rate because it repeats rather than happening once.
The most common trigger is a second deposit bonus offered soon after the welcome package is spent — a bridge between the newcomer offer and the regular calendar. After that, the rhythm takes over.
Daily, weekly and monthly rhythms
Three cycles ran during our test period and they suit genuinely different players. A daily drop is small, light and built for people who top up little and often. The weekly bonus is the middle option: a larger percentage anchored to a fixed reset day, claimable once per week, and the one most regulars end up using.
A monthly bonus is the largest of the three and correspondingly the heaviest to clear, since ×35 applied to a bigger credit means a lot more turnover inside the same seven-day validity window. It rewards players who deposit in one planned payment rather than in dribs and drabs. Pick the cycle that matches how you already play — claiming all three because they exist is how a monthly entertainment budget disappears in a fortnight.
The conditions, numbered
- Qualifying deposit: €20 through Trustly or Skrill, €25 by bank transfer.
- Wagering: ×35 on the credited bonus amount.
- Maximum stake while bonus funds are active: €5 per round.
- Validity: 7 days from crediting, after which the unfinished balance expires.
- Claim limit: one per cycle, and only one bonus active at a time.
- Opt-in required before the deposit — reloads are not applied retroactively.
How to claim one without wasting the cycle
Log in, open the promotions area, and check which offer is live today rather than assuming last week's is still running. Read the percentage and the qualifying minimum, opt in, then send the payment. Watch the bonus credit appear before you open a game, and keep every stake at or below the €5 cap until the counter reaches zero.
One habit saved us repeatedly: finish the wagering on one offer before claiming the next. Because only one bonus runs at a time, an unfinished balance quietly locks you out of anything better that appears later in the week.
Reload versus cashback, honestly
A reload demands action first — you deposit, then the bonus arrives, then you owe turnover. Cashback works the other way round: it accrues from play you were doing anyway, needs no opt-in and carries far lighter terms. For a player depositing €20 at a time, cashback is usually worth more in practice, even though a reload looks bigger on the banner.
The combination that worked best for us was simple: claim a reload only on a day you had already decided to deposit, let cashback run in the background the rest of the time, and ignore any offer that would push the stake size above what you would normally play. A promotion should adapt to your budget, never the reverse.
Reload questions we get asked
How often can a reload be claimed?
Each campaign sets its own frequency, and in practice that means one claim per cycle: once a day for a daily drop, once a week for the weekly one. Claim limits are cumulative across the account, not per deposit method, so splitting a payment across Trustly and Skrill does not unlock a second claim.
Can two reloads run at the same time?
No. One bonus is active at a time, and the wagering on it has to be finished before another can be claimed. That is worth planning around: opting into a small daily offer can block you from a much better weekly one later in the week.
Does a reload use the same wagering as the welcome offer?
The framework is identical — x35 on the bonus amount, a EUR 5 cap per round while it is live, and a 7-day window. What differs is the percentage, which is usually lower than the newcomer match because the offer repeats. The lower percentage also means less turnover, which is why reloads are often easier to finish.
Which deposit methods qualify?
The euro routes we tested all qualified at their normal minimums: EUR 20 with Trustly, Skrill or Paysafecard, EUR 25 by bank transfer. Individual campaigns occasionally exclude a method, and crypto at around EUR 50 is rarely worth it for a small reload percentage. Check the terms of the specific offer before paying.
Related reading: the full bonus index, the welcome bonus that comes first, the wagering requirements behind every offer, and the method comparison on our payments page. Back to the main Dragonia review.