Live Casino Reload Bonuses for US Players: Current Offers and Terms

A reload bonus is a deposit offer for players who already have an account: you top up, and the casino adds bonus money, free spins or cash on that later deposit. In October 2026, of the four offshore sites US live dealer players use most, MyBookie publishes a standing 100% casino reload up to $1,000, Ignition runs a crypto-only Weekly Boost, BetOnline pays its VIP members Monthly Reloads in cash with no rollover, and Bovada publishes no casino reload at all. None of the deposit-match reloads can be cleared at live dealer tables.

Updated October 2026. The earlier version of this page recommended two Curaçao casinos without checking whether they took US players and quoted generic terms. Every offer, code and rule below comes from the operators’ own promotions pages and help centres, read through a US connection on 6 October 2026. Our live casino bonus guide covers welcome offers; this page deals only with what you get on the second, tenth or hundredth deposit.

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   MyBookie

   200% up to $2,000 + 50 free spins (code 200MB, $50 minimum deposit)

   • More than 60 live tables: 20+ blackjack, 30+ roulette, 14 baccarat incl. Super 6
   • Fee-free Bitcoin payouts, usually within 24 hours
   • Sportsbook, racebook and casino on one account

   ★ 4.0/5 · Licence: Offshore, no US state licence (operator Duranbah Limited N.V., Curacao, per the Michigan Gaming Control Board)

   Visit siteRead our review21+. Code 200MB, min deposit $50. Rollover 40x bonus + 1x deposit. Live dealer games excluded from bonus wagering.
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   Ignition

   Crypto: 300% up to $3,000 on your first deposit ($1,500 casino + $1,500 poker). Card: 200% up to $2,000

   • Large live lobby: blackjack (incl. high-stakes tables), roulette, baccarat and game shows
   • Large US poker room with Zone and Incognito poker on the same account
   • Crypto payouts in about 1 hour after approval for most coins

   ★ 4.2/5 · Licence: Offshore, no US state licence (operator Bamboo Media, Anjouan; licensee Arachis Media Ltd, Anjouan Gaming Board, per Ignition site footer)

   Visit siteRead our review18+. $20 minimum deposit. Casino part 25x deposit + bonus; live dealer games count 0%. Poker part unlocks via Ignition Miles in 30 days. Not available in DE, MD, NV, NJ or NY.
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   BetOnline

   No Strings welcome: 50% of your first deposit as sportsbook Free Bets (up to $250) + 100 casino free spins

   • Two live lobbies: Visionary iGaming and Fresh Deck Studios
   • Live blackjack from $1 to $50,000 a hand
   • 17 cryptocurrencies; crypto payouts processed within 24 hours

   ★ 4.0/5 · Licence: Panama (Junta de Control de Juegos, per BetOnline's terms). No US licence

   Visit siteRead our review18+. New customers, first deposit of $10+, North America only. Free Bet: sportsbook only, odds of -200 or longer, expires after 30 days. Spins: 10 a day for 10 days, $100 max winnings. Casino bonuses exclude baccarat, roulette, sic bo and craps. No published restricted-state list; Michigan, Tennessee and Massachusetts issued cease-and-desist orders in 2025.
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   Bovada

   Crypto: 125% up to $1,250 on each of your first 3 deposits ($3,750). Card: 100% up to $1,000 x3 ($3,000)

   • 95 live tables and games: 38 blackjack, 10 VIP blackjack, 16 roulette, 15 baccarat (October 2026)
   • Separate welcome offers for crypto and card deposits
   • Crypto payouts within hours of approval, no Bovada withdrawal fees

   ★ 4.3/5 · Licence: No US licence. Offshore; footer cites Union of the Comoros. Harp Media B.V. and Hove Media named in the 2024 Massachusetts AG cease-and-desist

   Visit siteRead our review18+. 25x rollover on deposit + bonus. Live dealer games count 0% and bonus funds cannot be used at live tables. Not available in AZ, CO, CT, DE, KS, LA, MD, MA, MI, NV, NH, NJ, NY, OH, PA, RI, TN, VT, WV or DC (Bovada terms, October 2026).

Reload bonuses at the four US-facing casinos (October 2026)

The list above puts MyBookie first because it is the only one of the four with a published, standing casino reload that anyone with a prior deposit can claim. Bovada sits last: it reviews well for live tables, but its reloads are personal offers rather than a public promotion.

Two patterns stand out. Deposit-match reloads follow the same contribution charts as welcome offers, so live blackjack, roulette and baccarat clear nothing. Cash reloads with no rollover are rarer, smaller and tied to VIP status, yet they are the only kind a live dealer regular can actually spend at the table.

MyBookie: 100% casino reload (code 100CASINO)

MyBookie’s bonus page lists this under Customer Bonuses, and its published terms are short and specific:

• Credited as Casino Credit at 100% of the reload deposit, up to a $1,000 bonus.
• Minimum deposit $100; previous deposits are required, and the offer is for existing players only.
• Claimable one time per week, on any reload deposit, with promo code 100CASINO entered in the cashier.
• Rollover 40x, which MyBookie’s own worked example applies to the bonus, with the deposit wagered once on top.

MyBookie’s general casino bonus terms then add the rules that matter in practice. Bonus money expires 90 days after it is credited, and any part not cleared by then is removed. If no maximum win is stated, the default cap on winnings from a casino bonus is $100,000. Wagers in Live Casino games, craps and progressive jackpot games do not count towards the requirement, and neither do opposing even-money bets such as red and black together in roulette.

MyBookie’s other reloads

Three more existing-player offers sit on the same page. Free Spins Wednesday (code MBFREESPINS) gives 50 free spins on a deposit of $50 to $149 and 100 spins on $150 or more, once each Wednesday until 11:59 PM ET. The Casino Weekend Bonus (code WKNDSPINS, Friday to Sunday) scales from 50 spins on a $100 to $199 deposit to 300 spins on $500 or more. Both are slot-only, playable on a short list of named titles.

The “up to 55% Tiered Crypto Reload” (code MBCRYPTORELOAD, $100 minimum, maximum bonus $5,000) looks like the biggest reload in the market, but its terms credit it as Free Play rather than Casino Credit, with a varying rollover, and MyBookie’s worked example for it is labelled a crypto sports bonus. Treat it as a sportsbook reload, as you would the up to 35% Tiered Sports Reload (code MBSPORTSRELOAD, maximum $875). MyBookie’s casino terms say a sportsbook bonus cannot be used in the casino.

Loyalty members can also claim reload offers from the Loyalty Program, Bonus tab, where MyBookie lists welcome and reload bonuses among its tier-based rewards. Live casino bets earn 1 point per $1 there, the same rate as slots.

Ignition: the Weekly Boost

Ignition’s promotions page calls this a mystery reload and describes it as a Weekly Crypto Boost. The terms on the promotion’s own page set the rules:

• Redeemable every week from Thursday 00:01 to Monday 23:59, and each bonus can be redeemed once per period.
• Only crypto deposits qualify, and at least 30 days must have passed since you registered.
• Eligibility is limited to players who received the promotional email, saw it in an onsite notification or found it in the Available Bonuses section of Ignition Rewards.
• The bonus changes every Thursday, and its percentage, cap and wagering requirement appear in that week’s bonus description.

Ignition’s general bonus terms apply on top. A deposit bonus needs at least $20 unless stated otherwise, and while a bonus is active no single casino bet may exceed 20% of the deposit. Slots count 100%, other table games 20%, video poker and blackjack 10%, roulette and baccarat 5%, double deck blackjack 2%. Live dealer games, craps, single-deck blackjack and Hot Drop Jackpots count 0%. Bonus funds cannot be used on Live Dealer at all, with one stated exception: specific live dealer bonuses may be issued to VIP players under their own terms.

Ignition Rewards is the other reload route. Miles earned on real-money play can be swapped for casino bonus cash in the Rewards Store; at the entry Steel tier, 2,500 Miles buy $1 of bonus, which then carries its own rollover.

BetOnline: cash reloads for VIP members

BetOnline’s reloads work differently from a deposit match. From the first deposit, players enter the Bronze tier of its VIP Rewards programme, which BetOnline says gives access to two personalised reloads a month. The help centre publishes two sets of terms:

• Monthly Reloads (Bronze, Silver and Gold): released at the start of each month, based on the previous calendar month’s play.
• Post-Monthly Reloads (same tiers): released mid-month, based on play since the last Post-Monthly release.

Both are paid as cash with no rollover, in several releases with a cooldown between claims; the number of releases and the campaign end date come by email, and unclaimed reloads expire when the campaign ends. Their value depends on four factors combined: total amount bet, the games played and their house edge, wins and losses, and VIP level. Poker, racebook and the casino game “Trader” do not contribute, and the Monthly Reloads terms exclude all baccarat games, so live baccarat players earn nothing towards that release.

BetOnline does not publish a percentage or a minimum, so a reload cannot be predicted in advance. Its practical advantage is that the cash lands in your balance with no contribution chart and no game restrictions on how you play it. Silver players and above can also qualify for a Weekly Cash Boost, also cash with no rollover; that and BetOnline’s casino rakeback are covered on our cashback bonuses page and our VIP bonuses page.

Classic deposit bonuses at BetOnline follow stricter rules. They must be requested at the time of deposit, offers sent by email, chat, phone or internal message are valid for 24 hours unless a date is given, they are limited to classic casino games, and they cannot be used on baccarat, roulette, sic bo or craps.

Bovada: no published casino reload

Bovada’s promotions page on 6 October 2026 listed welcome offers, a refer-a-friend bonus, 2x Reward Points on Same Game Parlays and “Get 20% Back”. That last one is Parlay Insurance: 20% of the loss back, up to $100, on a football parlay of four or more legs that misses by exactly one leg. None of them is a casino reload.

Existing Bovada players get reload value in two other ways. Rewards Points can be redeemed for bonus cash through the Rewards Portal (Get My Bonus), at a rate that depends on your Rewards level; points expire 12 months after they are earned, and live casino play earns none. Personal deposit bonuses appear under Rewards, Bonuses tab, with a Deposit button next to each, and codes sent by email are entered at the bottom of the bonus dashboard. Each has its own description and rollover, and Bovada’s casino FAQ states that bonus funds of any kind cannot be used in Live Dealer.

Reload maths: what a reload is really worth

A deposit-match reload is worth the bonus minus the expected cost of the betting needed to release it. That cost equals the house edge multiplied by the total amount you have to bet, and the amount you have to bet grows when a game counts at less than 100%. The worked examples below use MyBookie’s published terms and an illustrative slot return to player (RTP) of 96%, a 4% house edge; real slots vary.

Example 1: MyBookie 100CASINO on a $300 deposit

1. Deposit $300 with code 100CASINO: bonus $300.
2. Bonus rollover: $300 x 40 = $12,000. Deposit rollover: $300 x 1 = $300. Total: $12,300 of qualifying bets.
3. On slots at 100%, that is $12,300 of spins. At a 4% edge the expected loss is about $492.
4. Net expected value: $300 bonus minus $492 = about minus $192.

Switch to RNG blackjack and the picture gets worse. Blackjack counts 10% in MyBookie’s casino bonus terms, so $12,300 of qualifying play needs $123,000 of hands. Even at an illustrative 0.5% edge for basic strategy, that is about $615 of expected loss. At a live blackjack table the requirement cannot be met at all.

Example 2: the full $1,000 reload

Claiming the maximum takes a $1,000 deposit and $40,000 + $1,000 = $41,000 of qualifying bets inside 90 days. Done weekly for a month, that is $164,000 of wagering on four reloads.

The break-even rule

For a reload where the bonus equals the deposit and the rollover is 40x the bonus plus 1x the deposit, you need to bet 41 times the bonus. The offer only has positive expected value on a game whose effective edge is below 1 in 41, about 2.4%. Effective edge means house edge divided by contribution rate: a 4% slot gives 4%, and blackjack at 0.5% counting 10% gives 5%. Neither passes.

Comparing reload structures per $100 of bonus

Both illustrative rows use the 25x deposit-plus-bonus multiple that Bovada and Ignition apply to their welcome casino bonuses; Ignition sets each Weekly Boost’s own terms, so check the real figure before you opt in. The last row shows why a small-percentage reload with a deposit-plus-bonus rollover is the weakest deal: most of the betting is driven by your own deposit, not by the bonus.

None of this means a reload always loses. Short-term results swing widely, and a player who was going to bet $12,300 on slots that month anyway pays nothing extra to collect the bonus. On average, though, the betting required costs more than the bonus adds.

Reloads and live dealer tables

Put simply, a live dealer player gains nothing from a deposit-match reload at any of the four sites:

• Bovada: bonus funds cannot be used in Live Casino, and live play counts 0% towards rollover.
• Ignition: bonus funds cannot be used on Live Dealer, and live wagers do not count unless a specific offer, such as a VIP live dealer bonus, says otherwise.
• MyBookie: Live Casino wagers do not fulfil wagering requirements.
• BetOnline: deposit bonuses cannot be used on baccarat, roulette, sic bo or craps, and the help centre gives no live dealer rate for blackjack.

Declining the bonus does not remove every rule. MyBookie applies a 1x rollover to every deposit, and its default deposit table counts live dealer games at 10%, so a $300 reload deposit played only at live tables needs $3,000 of bets before it can be withdrawn. Accepting the 100CASINO bonus on that deposit would instead lock the balance behind $12,300 of slot-weighted wagering. For live play, the cash reload route (BetOnline) and loyalty schemes that count live bets (MyBookie gives 1 point per $1) are the only reload-style value on offer.

Reload rules that catch regular depositors

Reloads come with conditions aimed at repeat depositors, and each one is in the operators’ own terms:

• Depositing on top of a balance. Bovada and Ignition list “depositing on top of an existing balance” and cashing out in order to re-deposit with a bonus as bonus abuse. MyBookie’s general rules say repeated deposits on top of an active balance are not eligible for its bonus programme.
• Maximum bet. At Bovada and Ignition, no casino bet may exceed 20% of the deposit until the bonus is cleared, so a $100 reload caps each spin or hand at $20.
• Changing games mid-bonus. Both list moving from low-weighted table games to high-weighted slots, and betting systems or even-money bets, as prohibited play.
• Card fees on later deposits. Reloads are by definition not your first deposit. Bovada charges 15.9% or more on card deposits after the first, and MyBookie 4.9% to 6%, which can wipe out a small reload; crypto avoids those fees, and Ignition’s Weekly Boost accepts crypto only. Our Bitcoin bonuses page compares the crypto offers.
• Deadlines. MyBookie bonus money expires after 90 days; BetOnline’s emailed or chat offers lapse after 24 hours unless dated; Ignition’s Weekly Boost closes at Monday 23:59.
• VPNs. Masking your IP address or using a VPN is listed as abuse at Bovada and Ignition, and breaches MyBookie’s terms.

How to claim a reload bonus

1. Check that your state is not on the operator’s restricted list (see each card above) and that you meet the age rule: 18+ at Bovada, Ignition and BetOnline, 21+ at MyBookie.
2. Find the offer where the operator puts it: the MyBookie bonus page, Ignition Rewards (Available Bonuses), BetOnline’s VIP Rewards Hub (Reloads tab) or Bovada Rewards (Bonuses tab).
3. Open the bonus description before depositing. Note the percentage, cap, minimum deposit, rollover multiple, what it applies to, the time limit and the maximum bet.
4. Let your balance run down first, so you are not depositing on top of an existing balance.
5. Deposit with the right method and code: crypto for Ignition’s Weekly Boost, code 100CASINO for MyBookie’s casino reload. BetOnline’s cash reloads need no deposit; you press Claim when the button is active.
6. Track progress in the bonus dashboard, stay on games that count, and request a withdrawal only once the rollover shows complete.

When to take a reload, and when to skip it

Take a match reload if you play slots, would wager the full rollover anyway, and the deposit fits your budget. Skip it if you play mainly at live tables, want your winnings available quickly, or would need to raise your stakes or deposit more than planned to clear it. Cash reloads with no rollover are always worth claiming when offered, as long as you do not chase VIP status to earn them; the How we rate page explains how we weigh bonus terms against payouts and game choice when scoring a casino.

Is it legal to claim these reloads in the US?

Eight states have legalised online casinos; seven markets are live (New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan, West Virginia, Connecticut, Delaware and Rhode Island). Maine legalised a tribal-only market (LD 1164: became law without the governor’s signature in January 2026, effective 29 July 2026) that had not launched as of October 2026. Bovada, Ignition, MyBookie and BetOnline are offshore and hold no licence from any US state, and each excludes some states.

Regulators have acted against them. The Massachusetts Attorney General sent a cease-and-desist letter to the operators of Bovada on 3 October 2024, and Michigan’s Gaming Control Board ordered MyBookie to cease operations in January 2025. If an offshore site voids a reload or withholds winnings under its terms, there is no state regulator to complain to and your balance is not protected by a US licence. Check the law where you live before you deposit.

Play within limits

Weekly and monthly reloads are designed to bring you back to deposit again. Set a monthly deposit limit before you claim any of them, and never top up just because a reload window is open. Free, confidential help is available 24/7 from the National Problem Gambling Helpline on 1-800-MY-RESET (1-800-697-3738), and our responsible gambling page lists more support options.

Reload bonus FAQs

What is a reload bonus?

A reload bonus is a deposit offer for existing players: you top up an account you already funded and the casino adds bonus money, free spins or cash on that later deposit. MyBookie’s 100% casino reload up to $1,000 (code 100CASINO, $100 minimum, 40x rollover, once a week) is a typical example.

Can I use a reload bonus on live dealer games?

Not the match reloads at the four sites we review. Bovada and Ignition block bonus funds from live dealer tables, and MyBookie says Live Casino wagers do not count towards bonus wagering. BetOnline’s Monthly Reloads are the exception because they are paid as cash with no rollover, so the money can be played anywhere.

Is a reload bonus worth it?

Only for players who already intend to play the games that count. With a 40x rollover, MyBookie’s reload costs about $492 in expected slot losses on a $300 bonus at an illustrative 96% return to player. Cash reloads with no rollover, such as BetOnline’s, are worth their face value.

How often can I claim a reload bonus?

It depends on the offer. MyBookie’s 100CASINO reload can be claimed once per week, Ignition’s Weekly Boost once per Thursday-to-Monday window, and BetOnline releases Monthly Reloads at the start of each month and Post-Monthly Reloads mid-month.

Do I need a promo code for a reload bonus?

At MyBookie, yes: 100CASINO for the casino reload, MBFREESPINS on Wednesdays and WKNDSPINS at weekends. Ignition’s Weekly Boost is claimed from the Available Bonuses section in Ignition Rewards, BetOnline’s reloads from the Reloads tab of its VIP Rewards Hub, and Bovada’s from the Bonuses tab in Rewards.

What is the difference between a reload bonus and a welcome bonus?

A welcome bonus is paid once, on your first deposit, and is usually larger. A reload repeats on later deposits, often weekly or monthly, with a smaller cap. The rollover and game rules are normally the same, so live dealer play is excluded from both at Bovada, Ignition and MyBookie.