Accumulator bets, also known as parlays or combo bets, are a popular way to increase potential winnings on 1xBet. However, they come with specific rules that differ from single bets. Understanding these rules is crucial to avoid disappointment. This article details the 1xBet accumulator bet rules, covering everything from settlement to voided selections.
What is an Accumulator Bet?
An accumulator bet combines multiple selections into a single wager. To win, all selections within the accumulator must be correct. The odds for each selection are multiplied together, resulting in significantly higher overall odds and potential payouts. For example, if you combine three selections with odds of 2.0, 1.5, and 1.8, the accumulator odds would be 5.4 (2.0 x 1.5 x 1.8).
Key 1xBet Accumulator Rules
Settlement of Accumulators
An accumulator is settled only after all selections have been determined. If one or more selections are unsettled, the entire accumulator is held pending until those selections are resolved. The final payout is calculated based on the settled odds of each winning selection.
Void Selections
If a selection within an accumulator is voided (e.g., a match is postponed or cancelled), the following applies:
- The void selection is removed from the accumulator.
- The odds of the remaining selections are recalculated.
- The bet is settled based on the remaining selections.
Essentially, a void selection transforms the accumulator into a smaller accumulator with fewer selections.
Push/Draw Selections (Asian Handicaps & Totals)
Selections involving Asian Handicaps or Totals that result in a “push” (where the outcome is a draw) are treated differently:
- If a push occurs, the selection is considered ‘not played’.
- The accumulator is settled as if that selection wasn’t included.
- Odds are recalculated accordingly.
Early Cash Out
1xBet allows you to cash out accumulator bets before all selections are settled. The cash out value is calculated based on the current odds of the unsettled selections at the time of cash out. Cashing out forfeits any potential winnings from the remaining unsettled selections.
Rule 4 – Altered Events
If the participant of an event changes significantly (e.g., a key player is injured), 1xBet may apply Rule 4. This adjusts the odds for unsettled selections in accumulators. The specific adjustment depends on the impact of the change. Rule 4 can significantly reduce potential payouts.
Maximum Payout Limits
1xBet has maximum payout limits for accumulator bets. These limits vary depending on the sport and the size of the stake. It’s important to be aware of these limits, especially when placing large accumulator bets.
Examples
Example 1: Void Selection – You have an accumulator with 3 selections. One match is cancelled. The accumulator becomes a 2-selection bet, and the odds are recalculated.
Example 2: Push in Asian Handicap – You have an accumulator with 4 selections. One selection is an Asian Handicap 0.0, and the match ends in a draw. The accumulator is settled based on the other 3 selections.
Where to Find Full Rules
For the most up-to-date and comprehensive rules, always refer to the official 1xBet website. Specifically, check the “Rules” section under “Sports Betting” and look for the “Accumulator Bet Rules” page. This will provide detailed information on specific sports and scenarios.
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