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newsJun 15, 2026

Now Or Never: Chase Sapphire Reserve Hits All-Time High 150K Bonus

Chase Sapphire Reserve launches a record 150,000-point bonus—worth over $3,000 by our valuation. This is the strongest offer we've ever tracked.

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Event date: Jun 15, 2026 · By Oleg Manko

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The Chase Sapphire Reserve has just unleashed its biggest welcome offer ever: a staggering 150,000 Ultimate Rewards points after $6,000 spend in 3 months. By our 2.05¢ per point valuation, that's a jaw-dropping $3,075 in travel value—making this the strongest Sapphire Reserve offer we've ever tracked.

Our Take

Good news for serious travelers and points maximizers. This is an all-time-high bonus for one of the most valuable premium travel cards, and it's unlikely we'll see a better offer soon. If you've been waiting for the perfect moment to get the Sapphire Reserve, this is it—don't let it slip by.

What Changed

  • Welcome bonus: 60,000–80,000 points (typical) → 150,000 points (effective June 15, 2026)
  • Minimum spend: $6,000 in 3 months (unchanged)
  • Offer valuation: ~$3,075 (previously ~$1,230–$1,640)

Who Benefits Most

  • Frequent international travelers: 150,000 points can cover $2,250+ in premium cabin flights via transfer partners (at 2.05¢/point), or several roundtrips in business class to Europe or Asia.
  • Luxury hotel fans: Transfer 150,000 points to Hyatt for up to 9 free nights at top-tier properties (Hyatt points valued at 1.65¢ each; 150,000 UR → 150,000 Hyatt = ~$2,475 in value).
  • Families booking summer travel: Redeem points through Chase Travel at 1.5¢/point for $2,250 in flights, hotels, or car rentals—enough for a family vacation.
  • Points strategists: Pair with Chase Freedom Unlimited to earn even more on everyday spend, then pool points for maximum value.

Who Should Be Cautious

  • Those under 5/24 restriction: If you've opened 5+ cards in 24 months, you won't qualify for this offer.
  • Travelers who can't meet the $6,000 spend: If you can't responsibly hit the minimum spend, don't stretch your budget for the bonus.
  • Occasional travelers: If you don't travel enough to use premium card perks (Priority Pass, travel insurance), the $550 annual fee may outweigh the benefits after year one.

What To Do Right Now

  1. Check your 5/24 status—if you're eligible, apply as soon as possible; this offer could disappear without warning.
  2. Plan your $6,000 spend over 3 months to ensure you qualify for the full bonus.
  3. If you already have the Sapphire Preferred, consider product changing after 48 months (note: you can't hold both Sapphire cards at once).
  4. Pair with a Freedom card to maximize everyday points earning and transfer to travel partners for outsized value.

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