Experienced bettors and passionate enthusiasts sometimes find themselves in a situation where there’s an appealing event to bet on, but all their funds are already tied up in existing coupons. Instead of transferring additional money to the account, they can use a trust bet — an advance. In 1xbet, it allows players to place bets ahead of time without waiting for the results of ongoing wagers.
What Is an Advance in 1xBet
In general terms, an advance means paying part of the due amount in advance. In a bookmaker’s office, it works similarly, but the user doesn’t actually receive the money. An advance is betting with funds that are potentially going to be won from already placed bets.
Example. Imagine you have 3 unsettled bets in your profile:
- 20 USD at 2.10.
- 20 USD at 1.85.
- 20 USD at 1.60.
The potential payout is 111 USD. The account balance is 0. The bookmaker allows you to use 51 USD as an advance. You place a new bet with odds of 1.95 for 30 USD. If, after the three bets are settled, your account does not have 30 USD, the trust bet is automatically voided. If the required amount is available, the coupon is settled as if it were placed with real funds.
How Much Can Be Placed as an Advance
The amount depends on how many unsettled bets the player has at the moment and what the potential payout is for them. To check the available trust bet limit, click the refresh button next to the “Available Advance” label. Otherwise, the coupon is filled out just like in any other case. If the user doesn’t have enough funds, the advance money will be used. A trust bet can only be placed on sports events scheduled to take place within the next 48 hours.
Rules for Using an Advance in 1xBet
- Select an event from a match that will start within the next 48 hours or has already started if you are betting LIVE.
- Add it to the bet slip.
- Click the refresh icon in the advance section.
- Specify the amount — you can use the trusted funds for one coupon or split them between several.
You can request a 1xBet advance promo code from customer support.
How to Repay an Advance
The funds used in advance cannot be covered in any way other than by winning bets. It’s not a debt but a conditional wager that will take effect once the base one is settled. If the potential winnings that served as the basis for the advance are not received, the advance bet won’t count either. If both the original and the trust bets win, the reward will be honestly credited to the player’s account.
