The Nomini Sports Weekly Reload Explained
50% of a qualifying deposit up to €500, claimable once a week from Monday to Sunday, from a €20 minimum.
The rollover is eight times the qualifying deposit on singles at odds of 2.00 or better, or multi-bets at 1.50 or better per selection.
Eight Times the Deposit, Not the Deposit Plus the Bonus
The base matters more than the multiple, and here the base is unusually favourable.
Almost every offer on this site, and most across the market, calculates the rollover on the deposit plus the bonus. This one uses the qualifying deposit alone, which means the bonus is handed over without adding anything to the requirement.
On a €1,000 deposit that is €500 of bonus for €8,000 of betting. Measured against the bonus it comes to sixteen times, which is light for any deposit match.
Compare it with the casino weekend reload, which is also 50% and asks 52.5 times the deposit for a payout limit of five times it. The sports version asks eight times the deposit and states no payout limit at all.
Your Biggest Deposit of the Week Is the One That Counts
This is unusual and it works in your favour, so it is worth planning around.
Most weekly reloads pay on the first deposit of the period. This one is calculated on the highest deposit made during the week, so a small Monday top-up does not use up the offer. If you deposit three times, the largest one sets the bonus.
It can be claimed once per week, and the claim is manual: you place bets, let them settle, and then contact support to have the 50% credited. That is a step most sites automate, and forgetting it is the most likely way to miss the bonus entirely.
Five Countries Get a Different Calculation
Players in Germany, Austria, Finland, Norway and Switzerland roll over six times the deposit plus the bonus instead of eight times the deposit.
At a 50% match, six times deposit plus bonus works out at nine times the deposit. So those five markets face a slightly heavier requirement here, not a lighter one.
What makes that worth noticing is the reverse on the sports welcome bonus, where the same five countries get a lower rollover and double the maximum bonus. The country rules help on one offer and cost a little on the other, so the sensible habit is to read your own country’s line on each promotion rather than assume the pattern holds.
Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Georgia and Azerbaijan cap this bonus at €200 rather than €500. The rest of the reload offers here are worth comparing on the same basis.
