Chain Bet in 1xBet

Experienced sports bettors and avid fans often get tired of classic single or accumulator bets. The former may seem dull and lack excitement, while the latter are too risky. A chain bet is an original type of wager designed to diversify the bookmaker experience.

Chain Bet in 1xBet – What Is It?

A chain bet in 1xbet is a mix between a single and an accumulator bet. The difference is that each event is settled separately, and in case of success, a prize is paid out for that event. A loss in one of the predicted outcomes doesn’t ruin the entire selection — if there’s still money left in the bank, you keep playing.

The Three Main Rules of a Chain Bet:

• bets are settled in the same order in which they were added to the bet slip
• the winnings from a bet are transferred to the chain’s bank
• if a bet loses but the bank still has enough money for the next one, the chain continues.

To make it clearer, here’s an example with 4 matches (stake – 10 USD):

Let’s assume that all events except the third one won. Here’s how the chain will be calculated:

1. Eintracht won. The bank becomes 10*1.805 = 18.05 USD.
2. Valencia won. The bank becomes 10*1.73 = 17.3 + 8.05 = 25.35 USD.
3. Napoli and Arsenal drew. We lost 10 USD, but there’s still 15.35 left in the bank.
4. Chelsea won. The bank is 10*1.32 = 13.2 + 5.35 = 18.55 USD.
5. Chain result: payout 18.55 USD.

If Eintracht had not won, the chain would have lost entirely. If there’s money in the bank but not enough for the next bet, the chain closes, and this remaining amount is credited to the player’s account. In this example, if Valencia had not won, we would have received 8.05 USD.