Most tennis promotions run for a single tournament. 1xBet's Grand Slam promotion — shown on the offer page under names like "The New York Crown" during the US Open leg — spans the entire 2026 season across all four majors at once, combining a guaranteed per-tournament bonus with a running ticket system that feeds five separate prize draws, including one grand final draw covering the whole year. The two mechanics work independently but interact in one important way: tickets that don't win an earlier draw don't disappear, they roll forward into the season-ending final.
Which Bets Qualify
Every bet has to touch the Australian Open, Roland Garros, Wimbledon, or the US Open, with a minimum stake of 2 USD. Two bet structures qualify:
- Single bets at odds of 1.4 or higher.
- Accumulator bets with 2 or more selections, each at odds of 1.2 or higher, where at least one selection is on a Grand Slam match.
Only settled, real-money bets count — bets placed with a bonus account or promo code, canceled bets, sold bets, Advancebets, and refunded bets are all excluded. There's no limit on the number of bets or tickets a participant can accumulate across the entire nine-month promotional window, which runs from 12 January 2026 through 13 September 2026.
The Guaranteed Per-Tournament Bonus
Separately from the ticket draws, each of the four Grand Slams carries its own guaranteed bonus, calculated independently once that tournament ends. The rate depends on how many eligible bets a participant placed on that specific tournament:
| Eligible Bets on the Tournament | Bonus Rate |
|---|---|
| 2 – 5 | 10% of average stake |
| 6 – 8 | 20% of average stake |
| 9 – 11 | 30% of average stake |
| 12 – 14 | 40% of average stake |
| 15 or more | 50% of average stake |
Because this calculation resets for each of the four majors, a participant can earn this guaranteed bonus up to four separate times over the season — once per tournament — each capped independently at 300 USD, for a theoretical maximum of 1,200 USD across the year from the guaranteed bonus alone, entirely separate from anything won in the ticket draws.
Worked example, mid-tier. A participant places 7 eligible bets on Wimbledon matches totaling 210 USD in stakes. That bet count falls in the 6–8 bracket for a 20% rate. Average stake: 210 ÷ 7 = 30 USD. Bonus: 30 × 20% = 6 USD.
Worked example, higher volume. A participant places 13 eligible bets on Roland Garros totaling 650 USD. That falls in the 12–14 bracket for a 40% rate. Average stake: 650 ÷ 13 = 50 USD. Bonus: 50 × 40% = 20 USD.
Worked example, the floor trap. A participant places exactly 2 bets on the Australian Open — the minimum needed to unlock any bonus tier — at 2 USD each, the minimum qualifying stake. Average stake: 2 USD. At the 10% rate for the 2–5 bracket, the bonus works out to 0.20 USD, below the 0.50 USD minimum, so nothing is credited despite technically clearing the bet-count threshold.
Worked example, reaching the cap. At the top 50% rate (15 or more bets on a single tournament), an average stake of 600 USD already produces the full 300 USD cap. A participant placing 15 bets averaging 600 USD each on the US Open — 9,000 USD in total stakes — would receive the maximum 300 USD bonus regardless of how much higher the average climbed from there.
The bonus is issued as a promo code within 72 hours of each tournament ending, must be wagered within 7 days, and requires a pre-match or live accumulator with at least 3 selections, each at odds of 1.5 or higher.
The Ticket System and How Tickets Convert to Chances
Every qualifying bet also earns tickets toward the prize draws, scaled by stake size:
| Stake | Tickets |
|---|---|
| 2 USD | 1 |
| 5 USD | 3 |
| 10 USD | 10 |
| 20 USD | 25 |
| 40 USD | 60 |
| 60 USD | 90 |
| 100 USD | 180 |
| 200 USD | 380 |
| 400 USD | 800 |
| Over 450 USD | 1,000 |
There's no ticket cap, and tickets stack independently of the guaranteed bonus described above — the same bet earns toward both systems at once. A single 400 USD bet earns 800 tickets on its own, more than a hundred separate 2 USD bets would generate combined (100 × 1 = 100 tickets), which makes concentrated high-stake bets disproportionately more valuable for draw odds than the same total spread thin.
Five Draws Across the Season
Tickets feed into five separate draws — one after each Grand Slam, plus a final draw covering the entire season:
| Draw | Ticket-Earning Window | Draw Date |
|---|---|---|
| Australian Open | 12 Jan – 1 Feb 2026 | 3 Feb 2026, 16:00 UTC+3 |
| Roland Garros | 18 May – 7 Jun 2026 | 9 Jun 2026, 16:00 UTC+3 |
| Wimbledon | 29 Jun – 12 Jul 2026 | 14 Jul 2026, 16:00 UTC+3 |
| US Open | 31 Aug – 13 Sep 2026 | 15 Sep 2026, 16:00 UTC+3 |
| Final draw | 12 Jan – 13 Sep 2026 (entire season) | 16 Sep 2026, 16:00 UTC+3 |
Each of the four tournament draws only includes tickets earned on bets placed during that specific tournament's window. The final draw is different: it pools every ticket earned across the entire nine-month promotion, from all four tournaments combined — with one key exception. Any ticket that already won a prize in an earlier tournament draw is removed from the final draw's pool, but every other ticket a participant earned, including ones that didn't win anything in their own tournament's draw, carries forward automatically. In practice, this means a participant who bet steadily across the whole season but never won one of the four individual tournament draws still has every one of those tickets working for them in the season-ending final — nothing earned along the way is wasted just because it didn't win the first time around.
What Each Draw Actually Pays
The Superprize tier's cash amount and rotating tech items differ by draw, while the free bet and bonus point tiers stay identical across all four tournament draws:
| Draw | Cash Prize | Device (5 winners) | Device (10 winners) | Device (10 winners) | Device (20 winners) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Australian Open | 5,000 USD (3 winners) | iPhone 17 Pro Max | Galaxy S25 Ultra | PS5 Pro | AirPods Pro 3 |
| Roland Garros | 5,000 USD (3 winners) | iPhone 17 Pro Max | Galaxy Flip7 | Apple Watch Ultra 2 | Galaxy Buds3 Pro |
| Wimbledon | 5,000 USD (3 winners) | iPhone 17 Pro Max | Galaxy S25 Ultra | Galaxy Watch Ultra 2025 | AirPods 4 ANC |
| US Open | 5,000 USD (3 winners) | iPhone 17 Pro Max | Galaxy Flip7 | Xbox Series X | AirPods 4 |
Every tournament draw also awards a 100 USD free bet to 10 winners, 50 USD to 30 winners, 20 USD to 50 winners, 10 USD to 70 winners, and 5 USD to 100 winners, alongside bonus-point prizes ranging from 5,000 points (10 winners) down to 50 points (200 winners). Adding those together, each individual tournament draw distributes prizes to roughly 758 separate winners across all tiers combined — a genuinely broad prize pool rather than a handful of long-shot jackpots.
The final draw scales up noticeably: its cash prize doubles to 10,000 USD across 3 winners, and its tech prizes shift to an Apple MacBook Pro 16" with the M4 Max chip (5 winners), a Garmin Fenix 8 Pro 51mm (10 winners), a PlayStation 5 Pro (25 winners, more than double the 10 in the tournament draws), and Apple AirPods Max (50 winners, also more than double). The free bet and bonus-point tiers stay the same as the tournament draws, bringing the final draw's total winner count to roughly 803 people.
One rule worth noting for anyone hoping to win multiple prizes in the same draw: a winner of a Superprize (the cash or tech tier) is not also eligible for a free bet or bonus-point prize within that same draw — but winning in one draw never excludes a participant from any of the other four. A customer who wins a Superprize at the Australian Open draw remains fully eligible for Roland Garros, Wimbledon, the US Open draw, and the final.
Claiming and Wagering Draw Prizes
All prizes — cash, free bets, and bonus points — are credited automatically within 48 hours of each draw. Cash prizes go straight to the main balance in the account's currency at the current exchange rate and require no wagering at all. A free bet won in a draw is issued as a promo code and must be wagered within 7 days, through a pre-match or live accumulator with at least 3 selections, each at odds of 1.5 or higher — the same structure as the guaranteed per-tournament bonus described earlier.
Eligibility and Fair-Use Rules
Participants need a complete profile — full name, an activated mobile number, email address, and country of residence — and must opt in to bonus offers in Account Settings before pressing "Take part" on the offer page. The offer is limited to one participant per account, family, IP address, and PC. 1xBet reserves the right to review transaction records for patterns it considers abusive and reclaim the bonus if it finds them, to request KYC documents or photographic/video identity verification at any time, and to amend, cancel, or renew the offer at any time without prior notice.