Advancebet by 1xBet

If you don’t have enough funds to place a new bet but you have unsettled bet slips, the bookmaker 1xBet offers you the option to use an advance bet. To check the amount of the credit bet available, go to the “Bet Slip” section and click “Check” next to the “Advance Bet” option.

How to Get the Bonus

The Advancebet feature kicks in when you’ve got pending wagers but your account balance is running low. Here’s how to access it:

1. Place some pre-match or live bets using your regular balance.
2. Check your Bet Slip and look for the “Available Advancebet” option.
3. Click on the “Find out” button to see how much Advancebet funds are available to you.
4. Place additional wagers using this credit while your original bets are still unsettled.

Terms and Conditions

1xBet’s Advancebet works as a form of credit based on your pending action. It’s essentially the bookmaker fronting you stake money based on what you might win from your existing unsettled tickets. Key conditions include:

• Advancebets can only be placed on live events or fixtures starting within the next 48 hours.
• You can stack multiple Advancebets even with other Advancebets still pending.
• The amount offered is calculated based on the potential returns from your unsettled wagers.
• Any bets placed before Advancebets (and settled within 48 hours after placing Advancebets) will be used to cover the Advancebets you’ve made.
• If your original bets don’t return enough to cover your Advancebets, the Advancebets are voided.
• New deposits made after using Advancebet cannot be used to cover Advancebet stakes.
• Cryptocurrency users cannot access this bonus (this is a hard restriction).

Additional Rules

This is where the Advancebet gets interesting for sharps who understand how to maximize the opportunity:

Let’s say you’re down to your last $10 but have $450 in potential returns from pending bets. The bookmaker might front you an extra $100 in Advancebet credit. Here’s how different scenarios play out:

• If your Advancebet wagers win but your original bets lose: The Advancebet wagers are voided, but any portion of your own funds used in those bets is returned to your account.
• If your Advancebet wagers lose but your original bets win: The bookmaker deducts the Advancebet amount from your winnings. For example, if you win $450 from original bets but used $70 in Advancebets, you’ll receive $380.
• If both Advancebet wagers and original bets lose: Your Advancebets are voided, but any portion of your own funds used in those Advancebet stakes is lost.

It’s worth noting that 1xBet reserves the right to offer or refuse Advancebets at their discretion without explanation. This typically happens if the risk assessment algorithm determines your pending bets have low probability or you’ve exhibited patterns that trigger their risk management protocols.