Most of the offers on a bookmaker's promotions page reward one specific action — a deposit, a bet on a named tournament, a loyalty streak. 1xBet's Promo Code Store works differently: it's a standing loyalty mechanism that quietly converts everyday betting activity into spendable bonus funds, which can then be exchanged for free-bet promo codes across roughly ninety different categories, from ordinary sports singles to a specific $1 free bet on one named slot or table game. The earning side has a timing rule that's easy to miss, and the redemption side splits into two genuinely different pricing models depending on what's being bought.
How Bonus Funds Are Earned
Bonus funds accumulate from daily betting activity, but several conditions gate when and how often that activity can actually be converted into usable funds:
- A customer must have the "Bonus Points for Placed Bets" setting activated in My Account — and this setting is mutually exclusive with a separate "Bonus on Your Account Balance" option, so only one of the two can be active at a time.
- At least 100 promo points must be accumulated before the request button in the Promo Code Store becomes usable at all.
- Bonus funds can only be credited once per calendar day, even if far more than 100 points have accumulated.
- New accounts don't become eligible for any bonus funds through this program until 30 days after registration, regardless of activity level in that first month.
- Every type of bonus under this program is disabled for cryptocurrency-related activity, without exception.
The lookback window that changes with request frequency. When a request is submitted, the system counts activity from the last 10 days — or from the date of the customer's last credited request, whichever is more recent. This detail matters more than it first appears: a customer who requests bonus funds only occasionally gets the full 10-day lookback each time, but a customer who requests on consecutive days gets a shrinking window. Requesting again the day immediately after a previous credit means the new request only counts roughly one day's worth of fresh activity, not the usual 10 — so hitting the 100-point minimum again that quickly requires a single day active enough to have generated it alone, not ten days of average activity averaged out.
Worked example. A customer registers and opts in to "Bonus Points for Placed Bets" immediately. Because of the 30-day waiting period, the earliest possible first request is exactly one month after registration. By that date, suppose their betting activity over the preceding 10 days has generated 150 points — above the 100-point minimum — so the request succeeds and funds are credited. If that same customer requests again the very next day, the lookback shrinks to roughly one day since the prior credit; unless that single day alone generated at least 100 fresh points, the request would not yet be eligible, even though the account technically cleared 100 points cumulatively not long before.
How the Store Itself Works
Once bonus funds are available, redeeming them follows the same basic flow regardless of category: pick a sport, esport, or game category, enter how much of the available balance to spend (up to the balance itself), and receive a promo code to use on a real bet. The store displays the current available balance at all times, and funds can be spent whenever convenient — there's no expiry forcing an immediate redemption the way a promo code itself expires once issued.
Sports and Esports Codes: Flexible-Value Redemptions
Eighteen of the store's categories share an identical structure: a 50-point minimum spend, with the resulting free bet's value scaling upward with however much more than that minimum is actually spent, up to the available balance.
| Code Type | Bet Structure | Odds Requirement |
|---|---|---|
| Single bet (any sport) | 1 selection | 1.80 or higher |
| Football / Ice Hockey / Tennis / Basketball / Volleyball single | 1 selection, sport-specific | 1.80 or higher |
| Esports FIFA / Ice Hockey / Tennis / Basketball / Martial Arts / Wrestling single | 1 selection, esports-specific | 1.80 or higher |
| Accumulator (any sport) | 3 or more selections | 1.80 or higher per selection |
| Football / Ice Hockey / Tennis / Basketball / Volleyball accumulator | 3 selections, sport-specific | 1.80 or higher per selection |
Esports is limited to single bets across six disciplines — there's no esports accumulator category, unlike the five traditional sports that each get both a single and an accumulator option. Because the 50-point figure is a floor rather than a fixed price, a customer sitting on 500 available points could redeem one large single-bet code worth the full 500, or split that same balance into ten separate 50-point codes across different sports — the choice of how to divide the balance is entirely up to the customer.
TOTO and Individual Game Codes: Fixed-Value Redemptions
A second pricing model governs most of the remaining categories, and it works the opposite way: the price is fixed, and so is what it buys. A TOTO promo code costs a flat 100 points and applies to any TOTO pool bet. Roughly seventy additional categories — each tied to one specific named game rather than a sport — also cost exactly 100 points each, and every one of them converts to precisely a 1 USD free bet usable only in that named game, with no option to spend more for a larger stake. These span several distinct game types:
- Esports mini-games: DOTA 21, Heroes of the Storm 21
- Card, dice, and table-style games: Texas, 21, Dice, Five Dice Poker, Yahtzee, OXO, Deluxe Cards
- Slot-style games: Wild West Gold, Diamond Slots, Fruit Cocktail, Book of Ra, Pharaoh's Kingdom, Burning Hot, Eastern Nights, Wild Fruits, Reels of Gods
- Novelty and instant-win games: Money Wheel, Flip Card, Scratch Card, X-Keno, Minesweeper, Egg Catcher, Guess Which Hand, Crown & Anchor
- Themed titles: Game of Thrones, Star Wars, Grand Theft Auto, Super Mario, Avengers Scratch Card, Vikings, Sherlock's Secret
Because each of these locks in exactly a 1 USD stake for 100 points spent, the effective rate is noticeably less flexible than the sports and esports codes above — a customer with 100 points gets exactly one 1 USD bet in one specific game, rather than a 100-point single-bet code on any sporting event of their choosing.
A third, cheaper tier hiding at the end of the list. Six entries — Royal Feast, Wheel of Fortune, Memory, Safe, Chest, and Lottery — cost only 50 points rather than 100, but their descriptions don't promise a specific dollar figure the way the 100-point games do. Instead, they're described in vaguer terms ("look for bonuses of the day," "buy a lucky ticket"), suggesting these function more like a discounted entry into a randomized bonus or mini-game than a guaranteed fixed-value free bet, unlike every other individually named title in the store.
Fair-Use and Program Rules
Only registered 1xBet customers can access the Promo Code Store, and the underlying "Bonus Points for Placed Bets" setting has to remain active for funds to keep accumulating — switching to the alternative "Bonus on Your Account Balance" setting stops this program's accrual while that alternative is active. Because cryptocurrency activity is excluded from every bonus type here without exception, a customer who funds and bets exclusively through crypto shouldn't expect this program to generate any usable balance at all, regardless of betting volume.