1xBet runs Jackpot of the Week as a recurring sports betting draw in which ten qualifying customers share a jackpot that starts at $500 and can grow substantially as participation increases. Although eligible sports bets start from $5 at odds of 1.40 or higher, simply meeting this minimum does not guarantee entry into the final draw: participants must also satisfy the dynamically calculated average lowest stake shown on the promotion page, after which the ten weekly winners are selected at random and receive different percentages of the final jackpot.
How the 1xBet Jackpot of the Week Works
Each promotional round lasts one week:
Monday 00:00 to Sunday 23:59 (UTC+3).
Customers first opt into the promotion and place eligible sports bets during that period.
The weekly jackpot begins at $500, but its final size is variable. Instead of offering a fixed prize pool, 1xBet calculates the jackpot using betting activity and the number of qualifying participants.
A draw then takes place every Monday at 12:00 UTC+3.
Ten participants are selected as winners.
How to Take Part
Participation requires several steps:
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Register with 1xBet or log in to an existing account.
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Complete the required personal details and activate your mobile number.
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Enable participation in bonus offers through the account settings.
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Press the “Take part” button on the Jackpot of the Week page.
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Place eligible pre-match or Live sports bets.
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Monitor the average lowest stake displayed on the offer page.
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Make sure your qualifying betting activity meets the final required threshold.
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Wait for the Monday draw.
Customers can place an unlimited number of bets during the promotional week.
However, only settled wagers that satisfy the promotion conditions are taken into account.
The $5 Minimum Stake Is Only the Starting Point
One of the most important aspects of Jackpot of the Week is the difference between the minimum qualifying stake and the average lowest stake.
The basic promotion rules allow eligible bets starting from:
$5
with odds of:
1.40 or higher.
However, a $5 bet alone does not necessarily secure entry into the jackpot draw.
The participant must ultimately have a qualifying bet that reaches at least the applicable average lowest stake displayed on the offer page.
This threshold can be much higher than $5.
What Is the Average Lowest Stake?
The average lowest stake is calculated using the smallest qualifying stakes placed by participants during the promotional period.
In simplified form, 1xBet considers each participant's lowest relevant stake and calculates an average from these values.
The resulting figure is displayed on the promotion page.
At the time of the supplied promotion information, the displayed figure was:
Average lowest stake: $1,226
This is a dynamic value rather than a permanent promotion requirement.
It can change as participants continue betting throughout the week.
Why the $1,226 Figure Matters
Suppose the average lowest stake displayed at the relevant stage is $1,226.
A customer who has placed only a $100 qualifying bet would not meet that threshold despite comfortably exceeding the basic $5 minimum.
Similarly:
| Qualifying Bet | Displayed Average Lowest Stake | Draw Threshold Met? |
|---|---|---|
| $5 | $1,226 | No |
| $100 | $1,226 | No |
| $500 | $1,226 | No |
| $1,000 | $1,226 | No |
| $1,226 | $1,226 | Yes |
| $1,500 | $1,226 | Yes |
This example assumes $1,226 remains the relevant final threshold.
The actual value can change, which is why participants need to monitor the promotion page.
The Threshold Is Updated Daily
1xBet updates the average lowest stake every day at:
12:00 UTC+3
The final update occurs on Sunday at 12:00 UTC+3.
This creates an unusual qualification mechanic.
Imagine a customer checks the promotion on Wednesday and sees an average lowest stake of $500. The customer places an eligible $500 wager.
Later, the displayed average increases to $700.
The earlier $500 bet is no longer sufficient to meet the updated threshold, so the customer needs to place another eligible bet meeting the new requirement to remain eligible for the draw.
Failing to do so results in exclusion from the jackpot draw.
Example of a Changing Weekly Threshold
Consider this hypothetical progression:
| Day | Average Lowest Stake | Player's Highest Relevant Qualifying Bet |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | $300 | $350 |
| Tuesday | $340 | $350 |
| Wednesday | $400 | $350 |
| Thursday | $450 | $500 |
| Friday | $600 | $500 |
| Sunday | $650 | $700 |
On Monday and Tuesday, the customer's $350 wager is sufficient.
Once the threshold rises to $400, another qualifying wager is required.
The customer responds with $500 on Thursday, but that becomes insufficient when the threshold reaches $600.
A final $700 qualifying wager then exceeds the $650 threshold in this hypothetical example.
The actual promotion figures will depend on weekly participant activity.
Which Sports Bets Qualify?
The offer includes both:
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pre-match bets;
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Live bets.
Eligible wagers can be placed on any sports events, provided they meet the applicable conditions.
The minimum odds are:
1.40
and the basic minimum stake is:
$5
Only wagers made with real money qualify.
The promotion excludes:
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Advancebets;
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promo-code bets;
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insured bets;
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canceled bets;
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sold bets;
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refunded bets.
Only settled wagers are included in the promotion calculations.
How the Weekly Jackpot Is Calculated
The jackpot is based on two variables:
Average stake amount × Number of participants = Jackpot amount
The calculation covers the applicable weekly promotional period.
The jackpot is updated once per day at 12:00 UTC+3.
Importantly, the weekly prize pool has a starting value of at least:
$500
The final amount can become considerably larger depending on betting activity and participation.
Example of the Jackpot Calculation
Suppose the relevant average stake for a hypothetical weekly calculation is $400 and there are 500 participants.
Using the stated formula:
$400 × 500 = $200,000
The resulting hypothetical jackpot would be $200,000.
If instead the average stake were $250 with 300 participants:
$250 × 300 = $75,000
These are mathematical illustrations of the supplied formula rather than predictions of future 1xBet jackpots.
The actual weekly amount is displayed and updated on the promotion page.
How the Jackpot Is Divided
Ten winners share the final jackpot.
The distribution is:
| Position | Share of Jackpot | Winners |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | 30% | 1 |
| 2nd | 25% | 1 |
| 3rd | 10% | 1 |
| 4th–10th | 5% each | 7 |
Together, these percentages account for the full jackpot:
30% + 25% + 10% + (7 × 5%) = 100%
This means the entire weekly prize pool is distributed across ten winning positions.
Example With a $100,000 Jackpot
Suppose the final weekly jackpot reaches $100,000.
The prize distribution would be:
1st place: $100,000 × 30% = $30,000
2nd place: $100,000 × 25% = $25,000
3rd place: $100,000 × 10% = $10,000
Each winner from fourth through tenth would receive:
$100,000 × 5% = $5,000
Seven such prizes produce:
$5,000 × 7 = $35,000
The total is:
$30,000 + $25,000 + $10,000 + $35,000 = $100,000
Example With the Minimum $500 Jackpot
The same percentages can be applied to the $500 starting jackpot.
| Position | Share | Prize Value |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | 30% | $150 |
| 2nd | 25% | $125 |
| 3rd | 10% | $50 |
| 4th–10th | 5% each | $25 each |
The seven $25 prizes total $175.
Therefore:
$150 + $125 + $50 + $175 = $500
In practice, the final jackpot can exceed its starting amount as the weekly calculation develops.
A Real Distribution Example
The supplied promotion information includes results from a previous jackpot distribution.
The prizes were:
| Position | Listed Prize |
|---|---|
| 1st | $36,963 |
| 2nd | $30,803 |
| 3rd | $12,321 |
| 4th | $6,161 |
| 5th | $6,161 |
| 6th | $6,161 |
| 7th | $6,161 |
| 8th | $6,161 |
| 9th | $6,161 |
| 10th | $6,161 |
These figures imply a jackpot of approximately $123,210, subject to rounding in the displayed individual prizes.
For example:
$123,210 × 30% = $36,963
which matches the displayed first-place reward.
This illustrates how much larger the weekly jackpot can become than its $500 starting value.
Past results do not indicate what future prize pools will reach.
Winners Are Selected Randomly
Jackpot of the Week is not a conventional leaderboard where the largest bettor automatically finishes first.
Once customers satisfy the qualification conditions, the winners are selected at random.
The draw takes place every Monday at:
12:00 UTC+3
This distinction is important.
Meeting or exceeding the average lowest stake makes a customer eligible for the draw, but it does not guarantee a prize.
Similarly, a larger qualifying wager does not automatically mean first place.
The ten winning participants are determined through the draw, after which the prize percentages determine how much each position receives.
Does Placing More Bets Improve the Prize?
Customers can place an unlimited number of eligible wagers during the week.
However, the supplied terms do not state that every additional bet creates another independent entry into the random draw.
The key requirement is to qualify by meeting the applicable average lowest stake.
Therefore, it would be incorrect to assume that placing ten qualifying bets automatically creates ten times the chance of winning unless the promotion explicitly states such a mechanic.
Additional wagers can become necessary when the average lowest stake increases, but customers should distinguish this qualification requirement from the random selection itself.
How Jackpot Winnings Are Paid
Winners do not receive the advertised USD amount directly as cash.
Instead, jackpot winnings are automatically credited as bonus points within 72 hours after the draw.
The conversion rate is:
$1 = 50 bonus points
This means a nominal $100 jackpot prize corresponds to:
$100 × 50 = 5,000 bonus points
A $1,000 prize corresponds to:
$1,000 × 50 = 50,000 bonus points
And a $10,000 prize corresponds to:
$10,000 × 50 = 500,000 bonus points
This distinction should be considered when reading the jackpot table: the displayed dollar value determines the bonus-point award rather than representing an immediate cash credit.
Example Using the Previous First Prize
The supplied results show a first-place prize of $36,963.
Using the stated conversion:
$36,963 × 50 = 1,848,150 bonus points
Second place at $30,803 corresponds to:
$30,803 × 50 = 1,540,150 bonus points
A listed $6,161 prize for positions 4–10 corresponds to:
$6,161 × 50 = 308,050 bonus points
These calculations illustrate how the displayed jackpot shares translate into the actual reward unit specified by the promotion.
Account Requirements for Participation
Only registered customers can enter.
The account must contain the required personal information, including:
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full name;
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activated mobile phone number;
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email address;
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country of residence.
Customers also need to enable participation in bonus offers through their account settings.
Pressing “Take part” on the promotion page is mandatory.
Simply placing sports bets without formally joining the offer should therefore not be assumed to create jackpot eligibility.
One Bonus Per Customer and Household
The promotion restricts bonus participation to one per:
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account;
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family;
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IP address;
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household;
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PC.
These restrictions are designed to prevent customers from multiplying their entries through related accounts.
1xBet can review account and transaction records and withdraw eligibility where activity is considered abusive.
KYC documentation can also be requested. Failure to provide required identity verification may result in the bonus and associated winnings being forfeited.
What Makes Jackpot of the Week Different?
The promotion combines several mechanisms that are rarely found together.
First, there is a very low headline minimum stake of $5.
Second, actual draw qualification depends on a dynamic average lowest stake that can be far higher.
Third, the jackpot itself changes according to participant activity.
Finally, the winners are selected randomly rather than ranked according to betting volume.
This makes the average lowest stake the most important figure to check before participating. A customer could technically place a bet that meets the $5 and 1.40 basic conditions but still fail to reach the final draw because the average lowest stake has increased.
The supplied $1,226 figure demonstrates how substantial that difference can become.
Is the 1xBet Jackpot of the Week Worth Entering?
The attraction of Jackpot of the Week is the possibility of competing for a large variable prize pool, with ten winners sharing 100% of the final jackpot.
Past supplied results demonstrate that the prize pool can become substantial: the displayed first prize of $36,963 corresponds to a total jackpot of roughly $123,210.
However, the headline $5 minimum should not be mistaken for the amount necessarily required to qualify for the draw. The dynamically calculated average lowest stake is the real threshold participants need to monitor, and the supplied promotion page showed $1,226 at the time captured.
There is also no guaranteed return after qualifying. Winners are chosen randomly, and rewards are credited in bonus points rather than directly as cash.
For that reason, the promotion makes the most sense as an additional opportunity for customers whose normal sports betting activity already reaches the displayed qualification threshold, rather than as a reason to raise stakes substantially just to enter a random draw.