Most weekly cashback offers recalculate from zero every week. 1xBet's Esports Cashback Boom doesn't — once a customer reaches a level, that level is saved permanently for every week that follows, even a much quieter one. That single design choice changes the real value of a single big betting week far more than the headline "up to 20%" figure suggests on its own.
Which Bets Qualify
Every qualifying bet has to be on an esports event, with a minimum stake of 5 USD. Two bet structures count:
- Single bets at odds of 1.50 or higher.
- Accumulator bets with 2 or more selections, each at odds of 1.40 or higher, where at least one selection is an esports match.
Handicap and total bets are excluded from the offer entirely — not just from the wagering requirement, but from earning cashback in the first place. Real-money, settled bets only: canceled or sold bets, Advancebets, refunded bets, and bets funded with bonus money or promo codes don't count.
The Four Levels
A customer's level each week is set by that week's total stake on qualifying esports bets:
| Weekly Stake | Level | Cashback Rate |
|---|---|---|
| 25 – 499.99 USD | 1 | 5% |
| 500 – 999.99 USD | 2 | 10% |
| 1,000 – 2,499.99 USD | 3 | 15% |
| 2,500 USD or more | 4 | 20% |
Cashback itself is calculated the same way across every level: (total stake − total payouts) × the level's percentage — a net-loss formula, not a percentage of turnover. A profitable week produces no cashback regardless of level, since there's no net loss to apply the rate to.
Why the Level Never Drops
This is the detail that separates this offer from most weekly cashback structures. Once a level is reached in any given week, it's saved and applied automatically to every following week — even one with far less betting activity. 1xBet's own example shows the mechanic directly: staking 1,000 USD in the first week jumps a customer straight to Level 3 (15%), and that level carries forward to the following week even if that week's own stake falls short of the Level 3 threshold. Reach Level 4 the next week with 2,500 USD or more in stakes, and the 20% rate then applies to every subsequent week for the rest of the promotion — regardless of how much or how little is staked from that point on.
Worked example, building on the official one. Continuing past 1xBet's own two-week example: suppose a customer reaches Level 4 in week two, then places only 30 USD in total stakes during week three — a genuinely quiet week, still above the 25 USD minimum needed to register any cashback at all. If that 30 USD in stakes returns 10 USD in payouts, the net loss is 20 USD. On its own, a 30 USD week would only qualify for Level 1's 5% rate, producing a 1 USD cashback. But because Level 4 was already locked in from the previous week, the same 20 USD net loss is credited at 20% instead — 4 USD, four times what that same quiet week would have earned on its own merits.
What this means in practice. A single high-volume week early in the promotion permanently raises the value of every future week, no matter how that future activity compares. The 25 USD weekly minimum described in the terms functions as a one-time gate to first reach Level 1 and enter the program — once a higher level has been locked in, it's the saved level, not that week's own stake, that determines the rate applied to any subsequent week's net loss.
The Cap, the Floor, and the Payment Schedule
The maximum weekly cashback is 5,000 USD — a considerably higher ceiling than most weekly cashback offers on this site, several of which cap out around 100 USD. The minimum payable cashback is 1 USD; a calculated amount below that isn't credited. Cashback is credited automatically every Tuesday, based on the previous week's results, and only one cashback payout is available per customer per week.
Wagering Requirement
The cashback amount lands in a bonus account and must be wagered 5 times over — a notably lower multiplier than the 10x or 30x requirements seen on several 1xBet deposit bonuses — through accumulator bets specifically. Each qualifying accumulator needs 3 or more selections, with at least 3 of them at odds of 1.40 or higher; an accumulator with more than 3 legs could therefore include one selection below that odds threshold without disqualifying the bet, as long as at least three legs clear it.
A leg-counting nuance worth knowing. If any selection within a wagering accumulator is settled as a refund, that selection is removed entirely from the leg count for wagering purposes — not simply ignored while the rest still count normally. An accumulator that started at exactly 3 selections, with one later refunded, drops to only 2 counted selections and falls short of the 3-selection minimum, even though it looked like a qualifying bet when it was placed. Handicap and total bets don't count toward the wagering requirement either, matching their exclusion from earning cashback in the first place.
Wagering is only considered complete once every bet counting toward the requirement has settled, and the whole thing has to happen within 7 days of the cashback being issued — after that, both the bonus and any winnings generated from it are revoked. Any bonus funds left over after the requirement is met transfer to the main balance, capped at the original cashback amount; if the remaining bonus balance ever falls below the minimum stake before wagering finishes, the bonus is deemed lost.
Fair-Use Rules
The offer can't be combined with any other active promotion, and it's limited to one bonus per account, family, IP address, household, and PC. 1xBet reserves the right to review transaction records for strategies it considers abusive and reclaim the bonus if it finds them, to request KYC documents or photo/video identity verification at any time, and to amend, cancel, or renew the offer at any time without prior notice.