I'm gonna say probably only if they use you until I read the contract language. Min days off for reserves are 11, so you'll never see more days off than that. Which means, in a 30 day month, you'll work 19 days. 19x4=76 hours of credit. 80 in a 31 day bid period. I'd laugh all the way to the bank if reserves were guaranteed to go over 75 hours a month, which is why I doubt it'll be written that way.