1xBet bonus for a series of lost bets
If a set number of your bets in a row lose — traditionally 20 — and every bet meets the promotion’s stake and odds rules, 1xBet credits a bonus whose size depends on your average stake. It is a consolation offer for existing customers, not a strategy, and the best response to a losing run is to stop.
Checked 7 November 2026. T&Cs apply. Partner link.
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Typical rules
| Rule | What to check |
|---|---|
| Number of losing bets | Traditionally 20 in a row |
| Bet type | Usually singles; check whether accumulators count |
| Minimum stake and odds | Each bet must meet them |
| Time window | The run must happen within a set period |
| How to claim | Often by contacting support or opting in |
| Bonus size | Based on the average stake, with a cap |
What the numbers mean
Twenty losing bets in a row is a serious loss. At €5 a bet that is €100 gone; at €20 a bet, €400. A consolation bonus returns only part of that, and usually as bonus money with its own conditions.
| Stake per bet | Lost over 20 bets |
|---|---|
| €2 | €40 |
| €5 | €100 |
| €10 | €200 |
| €20 | €400 |
A clear warning
Do not place bets to reach a losing run. And if you are on a long losing streak, the right move is to stop, not to keep going for a bonus. Losing runs are exactly when people chase losses and bet more than they planned. Use a time-out or deposit limit and talk to someone — see responsible gambling.
Why losing runs happen
Even a bettor who picks winners half the time will hit long losing runs by pure chance, and accumulators lose far more often than singles. A run of 20 losses does not mean a win is “due”: each bet is independent. This is called the gambler’s fallacy, and it is one of the main reasons people chase losses.
What to do after a losing run
- Stop betting for the day.
- Check how much you have spent this month against your budget.
- If you are over budget, set a deposit limit or ask support for a time-out.
- Talk to someone you trust, or contact one of the services on our responsible gambling page.
Example of the conditions
A typical version requires 20 settled single bets in a row, each with a stake of at least a set minimum and odds within a set range, placed within 30 days, with none cashed out or insured. If one bet in the run wins, the count starts again. The bonus is then calculated from the average stake of those 20 bets and capped. Always use the current numbers on the 1xBet Promo page — these are illustrative.
The bottom line
The lost-bets bonus can soften a bad run, but it is small compared with what a run of 20 losses costs. Never place bets to qualify for it. If you qualify by accident, take the bonus — and take a break before you use it.
Who wrote and checked this page
Page changelog
| Date | What changed |
|---|---|
| 7 November 2026 | Page published. |
Frequently asked questions
Do accumulators count for the losing-run bonus?
Usually only singles count. Check the current promotion rules.
Is the bonus paid automatically?
Sometimes you must contact support or opt in. The rules say how to claim.
Is the bonus withdrawable?
It may carry its own wagering requirement before winnings can be withdrawn.
How many losing bets do I need?
Traditionally 20 in a row that meet the rules. The current number is in the promotion terms.
Which bets count?
Usually settled single bets above a minimum stake and odds, placed within a set period. Accumulators and bonus bets may be excluded.
How big is the bonus?
It depends on the average stake of the qualifying bets and is capped. The terms give the formula.
Checked 7 November 2026. T&Cs apply. Partner link.