Nearly every 1xBet ticket promotion rewards individual activity directly. 1xBet's Go Rosh works on a genuinely different principle across 12 Dota 2 tournaments spanning the whole of 2026: customers pick a side — Radiant or Dire — and which prize draw they end up in depends on how that side's combined ticket total compares to the other side's, not on their own individual contribution alone.
Which Bets Qualify
Every bet has to touch one of the 12 featured Dota 2 tournaments, with a minimum stake of 3.49 USD. Two bet structures qualify:
- Single bets at odds of 1.5 or higher.
- Accumulator bets with 2 or more selections, each at odds of 1.4 or higher, where at least one selection is on a featured tournament.
Both winning and losing bets earn tickets equally. Only real-money, settled bets count: canceled bets, sold bets, Advancebets, refunded bets, and bets funded through a bonus account or promo codes are all excluded.
Choosing a Side: The Mechanic That Sets This Promotion Apart
After confirming participation for a given tournament, a customer picks Radiant or Dire and locks that choice in — it can't be changed for that tournament, and a new side can only be chosen once the previous tournament has ended. Every ticket that customer earns from that point on feeds into their chosen side's running total for that tournament, alongside every other customer who picked the same side.
This is where Go Rosh diverges from a standard ticket draw. At the end of each tournament, the side with the higher combined ticket total across all its supporters sends its participants into the Main Superprize Draw, while the side with the lower total sends its participants into a smaller Prize Draw instead. Crucially, this comparison happens at the side level, not the individual level — a customer's own personal ticket count determines their odds of winning within whichever draw they land in, but it has no bearing on which of the two draws they're placed into. That's decided entirely by how their chosen side's aggregate total compares to the other side's, across every participant on both sides combined.
Worked example. A customer picks Radiant for BLAST Slam VI and places a single 50 USD bet on a Radiant vs. Dire match at odds of 1.6 — falling in the 46.6 USD bracket for 60 tickets. Those 60 tickets add to Radiant's overall pool alongside every other Radiant supporter's tickets. If Radiant's combined total across all its supporters ends up lower than Dire's by the time BLAST Slam VI concludes, this customer lands in the smaller Prize Draw — not the Main Superprize Draw — regardless of having personally contributed a meaningful 60 tickets. A customer who chose Dire and contributed only the minimum single ticket, but whose side happened to attract more total support, ends up in the better draw instead.
How Stake Size Converts to Tickets
| Stake (USD) | Tickets |
|---|---|
| 3.49 | 1 |
| 5.82 | 3 |
| 11.65 | 10 |
| 23.30 | 25 |
| 46.60 | 60 |
| 69.89 | 90 |
| 116.49 | 180 |
| 232.98 | 380 |
| 465.97 | 800 |
| Over 524.21 | 1,000 |
Twelve Tournaments Across the Year
The promotion runs from 3 February 2026 through 30 November 2026, covering 12 Dota 2 events in sequence — BLAST Slam VI, DreamLeague Season 28, PGL Wallachia Season 7, ESL One Birmingham 2026, PGL Wallachia Season 8, DreamLeague Season 29, BLAST Slam VII, Esports World Cup 2026, The International, PGL Wallachia Season 9, BLAST Slam VIII, and BLAST Slam IX. Each tournament runs its own independent side-selection and ticket pool — progress from one doesn't carry into the next, and a fresh side choice is made for each.
The Prestige Pattern: Three Gaming-PC Brands, Except at the Two Biggest Events
Comparing the Main Superprize Draw's flagship gaming PCs across all 12 tournaments reveals a rotation of three distinct brand pairings used at the ten "regular" stages: MANE-MADE (Prime v.4 + Core v.1) at BLAST Slam VI, ESL One Birmingham, and BLAST Slam VII; B-ZONE (Pulsar 3 + Phantom 3) at DreamLeague Season 28, DreamLeague Season 29, and PGL Wallachia Season 9; and HYPERPC (LUMEN 5 ULTRA + PLAY 9 PRO) at PGL Wallachia Season 7, PGL Wallachia Season 8, and BLAST Slam IX.
The two biggest events break that pattern entirely. Esports World Cup 2026 and The International — Dota 2's two most prestigious tournaments of the year — both offer three gaming PCs in the Main Superprize Draw instead of the usual two, combining machines from multiple brands rather than sticking to one pairing. The International goes further still: its prize fund includes a HYPERPC LUMEN 9 ULTRA, a flagship model that doesn't appear at any other stage across the entire 12-tournament promotion. This mirrors a pattern seen in other 1xBet esports promotions covered on this site, where the calendar's most prestigious events quietly receive an upgraded prize tier that the rest of the schedule doesn't.
What Each Draw Actually Pays
Every tournament's Main Superprize Draw includes 1-2 unique gaming PCs (3 at Esports World Cup and The International), an Apple MacBook Pro M5 14.2" (1 winner), an Apple iPhone 17 Pro Max 512GB (5 winners), and promo codes worth 25 USD (25 winners) and 15 USD (15 winners). The smaller Prize Draw awards gaming peripherals — headsets, mice, keyboards, or microphones, generally 4 items at 5 winners each — plus a 10 USD promo code to 10 winners. Draws for each tournament are held on the offer page shortly after that tournament ends, with the main draw at 15:00 +3 UTC and the secondary draw an hour later at 16:00 +3 UTC on the same day. A participant can win only one prize per draw, but winning in one tournament's draw never excludes them from participating in any of the other 11.
Claiming and Wagering a Prize
Free bet prizes are credited automatically within 72 hours of the relevant draw, issued as a promo code checkable in My Account. The wagering requirement is an accumulator with 3 or more selections, each at odds of 1.5 or higher, and the promo code is valid for 72 hours from the moment it's credited.
Eligibility and Fair-Use Rules
Participants need a complete profile — full name, an activated mobile number, email address, and city and country of residence — and must opt in to bonus offers in Account Settings before pressing "Take part." The offer is limited to one participant per account, family, IP address, 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 phone identity verification at any time, and to amend, cancel, or renew the offer at any time without prior notice.