We read the operator’s own bonus rules for ten markets. Five of our pages were wrong.
Most of what this site publishes about local bonus amounts has come from large partner listings rather than from 1xBet directly. On 31 August we opened the operator’s own bonus-terms page for ten markets, through a connection in each country, and read what it actually says. Five of the ten disagreed with our pages. This is the record of what we changed.
Country pages corrected
| Market | What we had | What the terms say |
|---|---|---|
| Ghana | 100% up to GH₵ 5,500 | 200% up to a GH₵ 750 deposit, 250% to GH₵ 1,300, 300% above — same GH₵ 5,500 ceiling |
| Kazakhstan | 130% up to 65,000 tenge | 200% up to 300,000 tenge, credited only after the ID check |
| Armenia | 130% up to 65,000 dram | 100% up to 60,000 dram |
| Tanzania | 130% up to TSh 338,000, unlocked at 5× on odds of 1.40 | 200% up to TSh 540,000, unlocked at 8× on odds of 2.10 |
| Senegal | 130% up to 78,000 CFA | 200% up to 130,000 CFA, paid as two halves — one for accumulators, one for 1xGames |
Armenia is the one that mattered most, because it is the only direction that costs a reader something: we were promising more than the operator does. The other four understated the offer. In Armenia’s case our own screenshot of the sign-up card had been showing the real figure — 60000 AMD — the whole time, and the page explained it away.
Two conditions we never published
Both appear in every set of terms we read, and neither was on the site:
- You have to switch the bonus on before you deposit. The profile in My Account must be complete, the phone number activated, and “Take part in bonus offers” enabled. Money that arrives first is treated as an ordinary top-up — the bonus is not held back and added later, it simply never exists.
- The 30-day clock runs from registration, not from the deposit. Register on the 1st, deposit on the 20th, and ten days are left. One page of ours said the opposite outright. India is the exception: its terms run the window from the deposit.
A number with no source
Four pages — Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Nepal — told readers that qualifying legs must be priced 1.45 or higher. The Bangladesh and Pakistan terms both say 1.40, with no distinction by sport, and every other market on this site said 1.40 too. Nothing anywhere supported 1.45. It is gone, along with the “for cricket” qualifier that came with it.
Two more figures joined the pages while we were there: the minimum deposit that actually earns a bonus, which is not the same as the payment tile’s minimum, and the markets where handicaps and totals are struck out of the wagering entirely. In Nigeria the two minimums are seventeen times apart — the cheapest deposit the screen accepts earns nothing.
What we still do not know
10 of our 48 country pages now carry figures read off the operator’s own rules page. The other 38 still rest on partner listings, and after this exercise we would rather call them unverified than merely unchecked: of the first ten we checked, five were wrong. Those pages tell you to confirm the amount the form shows after sign-up, and that advice is doing real work.
The methodology page now names which markets are in which tier. If you are on one of the 38, read the number on your own sign-up screen before you fund anything — and if it disagrees with us, tell us and we will fix the page.
Code VIP4YOU was not affected by any of this: it is still the single sitewide code, and it still binds at registration only. What changed is the size and shape of the offer it ties you to in five markets.