Casino lab Reload Bonus and Ongoing Deposit Offers

What a reload bonus is

A reload bonus is a percentage match on a deposit you make after the first one. Simple as that. It is designed to reward returning players rather than sign-ups, which is the job the welcome offer already does.

Think of it as a recurring top-up. Where the welcome package fires a single time on your opening deposit, the reload repeats on chosen days for as long as the promotion runs. You put in cash, the site adds a percentage in bonus funds, and you play with the combined total under the rules set out further down.

A handful of boundaries keep the offer clean. The minimum deposit to trigger a reload is £20, the same threshold that activates bonus funds elsewhere on the site, even though the general cashier minimum is £10. The reload is credited as a bonus balance, separate from your cash, which is why the wagering section matters before you can cash out. And it does not touch the welcome deal: a new account still receives 100% up to £1,000 + 100 FS on its very first deposit, with the reload only coming into play afterwards.

The reload uses the same banking as the rest of the cashier. Visa, Mastercard, SEPA bank transfer, and crypto options such as Bitcoin, Ethereum and USDT all qualify. There is plenty to spend the funds on too. Casino lab carries over 10,000 slots from studios including BGaming, Yggdrasil, Thunderkick, Spinomenal and Platipus, so reload money rarely sits idle. For the full promotions line-up, the bonuses and promotions hub lists everything running at once.

Who gets the most out of it? Steady players who deposit across the week. If you only ever chase one large bonus, the standard welcome route or the 200% deposit bonus may return more value than a string of smaller reloads.

How to claim

Claiming is quick, but one step decides whether the bonus lands at all. The reload is not applied automatically to every deposit, so read the order below carefully.

1. Log in to your Casino lab account. No account yet? Create one from the first deposit bonus page, then finish verification so a later payout is not held up.
2. Open the Promotions or Cashier area on a day the reload is active and find the live offer.
3. Select the reload before you deposit. Some payment flows show a bonus toggle or a code field at the payment step.
4. Deposit at least £20 using any supported method. Anything below that threshold will not qualify.
5. Check your balance once the payment clears, usually within minutes for cards and crypto. The bonus funds appear alongside your cash.

Here is the trap most people fall into. Deposit first, forget to pick the reload, and the match is gone. It is not added after the fact. Choose the offer before you confirm the payment, and if the panel is unclear, live chat runs 24/7 and can tell you whether a reload is active that day.

Sort out verification early rather than at the moment you want to withdraw. The reload itself needs no documents to claim, but a cash-out later will. Uploading a passport or driving licence plus a recent proof of address ahead of time means your first payout is not paused for a check. Support answers in English, German and Greek if anything comes up during the process.

Weekly and weekend reloads

Reloads are not all the same. Casino lab runs them on different days at different rates, and each carries its own minimum and wagering. The table sets out the schedule so you can match a deposit to the best day.

Run the numbers against your own deposit size. A £100 deposit on Saturday at 75% adds £150 in bonus funds, giving £250 to play with up to the £300 cap. The same £100 on Wednesday or Sunday at 50% adds £50. Sunday layers in free spins on selected slots, dropped in batches over the following days rather than all at once.

Every reload carries a cap, so a single day will not match an unlimited deposit. The Saturday reload offers the strongest percentage, while the Friday one gives the highest ceiling among the plain matches. Pick the day that fits the amount you actually plan to put in. It is also worth weighing the reload against the 200% deposit bonus, which returns far more on a single stake if you are only depositing once.

Timing counts alongside amount. A reload claimed early on Wednesday leaves the full seven-day wagering window wide open, while one grabbed late on Sunday still gets seven days but runs into a working week. Deposits under £20 trigger none of these offers, and the cashier panel shows which reload is live before you confirm.

Wagering

Wagering is where most reload questions start, so here it is without the jargon. Reload bonus funds carry a x40 requirement. In practice, £50 in bonus money has to be wagered £2,000 in total before that balance turns into withdrawable cash.

You get 7 days to clear it, counted from the moment the bonus lands. Miss the window and the bonus plus any winnings tied to it expire, so line up bigger deposits for when you actually have time to play them through. One exception exists on the wider site: the third deposit drops to x30, which is noticeably easier to clear than the x40 on the reloads. That lower figure does not carry across to reload funds, though, so do not plan around it here.

Game weighting changes the maths. Slots usually count in full toward wagering, while table games and live dealer titles count at a reduced rate or not at all. Check each game's contribution in the terms before you lean on it to finish a bonus. Cashing out early cancels the remaining bonus and its winnings, which is why the £20 minimum withdrawal only applies to money you have already unlocked.

Once the funds are cleared, payout speed depends on your method: crypto within 24 hours, Visa and Mastercard 1-3 business days, and SEPA bank transfer 2-3 business days. Verification is separate. Casino lab, licensed by the UK Gambling Commission, may ask for a passport or driving licence, proof of address and proof of the deposit method, normally handled within 24 hours. Clear that check before your first withdrawal and the payout stays on schedule. For deposit and withdrawal limits in full, see payments, or compare expected returns on the payout percentage page.

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