Reload bonuses for Austria, after the welcome

Reloads on the Austrian list

Of the casinos we list for Austria, 9 publish a reload offer, and the shape is remarkably uniform: 6 of them offer a 50% match on a later deposit, and 3 of those cards add 50 free spins. MyStake is the outlier with a 170% match, and our sources on that offer disagree, so check the live terms before you plan around it. Lemon Casino and SlotsGem skip the match and give spins only: 100 at Lemon, 15 at SlotsGem.

Wagering is the gap. Only 2 reloads publish a figure: Slotrave asks 40x and Winshark 45x, both on the bonus and both in line with their welcome packages. The other 7 list no wagering in the terms we read, which usually means it sits in the general bonus terms instead. None of the 9 states a max bet, so look for that in the general terms too.

Matching the reload to your rhythm

• You deposit on a schedule: 20Bet runs 2 reloads, one unlocked with a code and one with 50 spins, and states 12-hour payouts.
• You want spins with the match: Slotrave, GranaWin and Mino Casino all pair 50% with 50 spins. Slotrave is the only one of the three that publishes its wagering, and its match has the smallest cap on the page.
• You only play slots: Lemon Casino’s 100 spins. Lemon runs a second reload with a 100% match as well, and one of its two needs a bigger deposit than its cashier minimum. SlotsGem’s spins also ask for more than its usual minimum.
• You want the playthrough in writing: Winshark, at 45x. Heavy, but at least it is published, so you can cost it before you deposit.

Rolling Slots, Mino and Winshark come from the same operator, GBL Solutions N.V., and their reloads share the 50% template. Our bonus data for Rolling Slots is low-confidence, as it is for SlotsGem.

How the list is ordered

Rank here comes from the LocoBonus score, and on this page its bonus part reads each casino’s reload terms, not its welcome offer. Only two reloads publish a wagering figure, Slotrave’s 40x and Winshark’s 45x; every other reload takes the floor score for that part. That is why Slotrave leads even though it states 72 hours for payouts, the slowest here. 20Bet comes next: it holds a Kahnawake permit next to its Curaçao number, states 12-hour payouts and lists 24 payment methods. Its Curaçao number appears in the regulator’s register of 20 October 2026 as still under assessment. Winshark’s published 45x lifts it to fifth, no higher, because it states two days for payouts and no game count. MyStake’s big percentage does not move it either: the score reads wagering, not size, and its cashier lists only 10 methods, one of them simply “e-wallets”. Mino Casino and SlotsGem close the list with no published wagering and no stated payout time. Every payout time here is the casino’s own claim, and our sources for all 9 are thin, so check the cashier.

Small print on the second deposit

• The day. Many reloads only work on a certain weekday or within a weekly window.
• The match and the cap. A smaller percentage with a low cap may be all you need if you deposit modest sums.
• Sticky or not. Some reload money can never be withdrawn, only its winnings. Our sticky vs non-sticky guide explains the difference.
• Payment exclusions. Some casinos leave out certain deposit methods. Check before you top up.

Reloads and Austrian limits

Reloads reward depositing often, which is exactly when a limit helps. Set a weekly deposit limit in your account before you take one. Austria’s reform bill, still before parliament in November 2026, plans deposit limits that would count across all operators with a concession, with a weekly ceiling for players under 26 and a monthly one from 26, plus a central exclusion register. None of that reaches these brands today. They hold licences from Curaçao or Kahnawake and no Austrian concession, so the limit you set yourself is the only one in play.

For the top-up itself, Paysafecard works at 8 of the 9 casinos, all but MyStake, and a voucher bought for one reload puts a natural ceiling on it. GranaWin is the only brand here with EPS, the Austrian online-banking payment, and 7 of the 9 list Rapid Transfer for a direct bank payment. EPS and the voucher only pay in, so the payout needs a wallet, a bank account or crypto. Rather get something back on a losing week? See cashback bonuses for Austria.