First-deposit bonus terms: the six numbers that decide your payout
Bonus terms are six numbers: percentage, cap, minimum deposit, wagering multiplier, minimum odds and validity. This page defines each one, shows a published example marked as such, and tells you where the binding version of every number lives.
The six numbers, defined
| Term | What it controls | Where to read it |
|---|---|---|
| Bonus percentage | How much extra is credited with the first deposit | Offer banner at sign-up |
| Bonus cap | The maximum bonus amount, no matter how large the deposit | Offer terms in your account, in INR |
| Minimum deposit | The smallest first deposit that triggers the bonus at all | Deposit screen for your currency |
| Wagering multiplier | Turnover required per unit of bonus before withdrawal | Offer terms in your account |
| Minimum odds & bet type | Which bets actually count toward that turnover | Offer terms in your account |
| Validity | Days from activation to clear everything | Offer terms in your account |
A published example — for structure only
Taken from a regional 1xBet offer published on our EN pages and labeled there as the Bangladesh offer. Indian accounts show their own values; do not transplant these.
The official India figure
indian.1xbet.com (checked 31 October 2026) describes its standard first-deposit offer as 100% matching up to 20,000 INR, credited to a bonus account. Our code pages run the 200% figure. Both statements are sourced; the one attached to your account is yours.
Bonus glossary — eight words decoded
The vocabulary every offer-terms page uses, in plain English, in the sentence form you will actually meet.
| Term | What it means |
|---|---|
| Wagering / rollover | How many times the bonus must be turned over: ×12 of a ₹10,000 bonus means ₹120,000 of qualifying turnover |
| Cap | The maximum bonus amount regardless of deposit size — shown in your currency inside the account |
| Qualifying minimum | The smallest first deposit that triggers the bonus at all — separate from the method minimum on the deposit screen |
| Minimum odds | The lowest per-leg price that counts toward wagering — 2.10 in the published example |
| Accumulator | Two or more selections combined: all legs must win and the odds multiply together |
| Validity | The days you have to clear everything — 30 in the published example |
| KYC | Know Your Customer: ID or passport, selfie, proof of address — required before withdrawals |
| Implied probability | The percentage inside any decimal odd: 100 ÷ odds, so 2.00 means 50% |
Bonus terms — FAQ
Which numbers here are binding?
None of them — the binding set is the offer shown in your account after sign-up. This page gives you the structure and one published example so you can read your own terms instead of guessing at them.
What does «wagering ×12 of the bonus» mean?
You must generate turnover equal to twelve times the bonus amount before bonus funds convert. On a ₹10,000 bonus that is ₹120,000 of qualifying turnover, as the calculator on our bonus page shows.
Why do accumulators appear in the example?
The published example requires accumulator bets with at least three selections at minimum odds 2.10. Other countries may show ×5 with minimum odds 1.40 — the bet type that counts is part of the terms, not a global rule.
Can the bonus expire?
Yes. One published example gives 30 days from activation. Your account shows your own deadline; after it passes the bonus is forfeited, not extended.
Is the promo code itself paid?
No — entering a code costs nothing. The commitment is the deposit and the wagering that follows it.