Last verified: October 2026
Using the 1xBet bet builder, you are able to combine a number of the different markets available for a single football match—such as the outcome, the number of goals and the number of corners—into one bet with a single combined price. The article demonstrates how to build such a bet, looks at the full football market menu, examines the statistics tools, and also covers two less common features: Edit Bet and Advancebet. It is based on the perspective of a tester, who opens the menu, observes what it does and notes the catch. Since features and availability may change, it is necessary to check the current rules on the live website.
What the 1xBet Bet Builder Is
A bet builder is a single bet that is made up of two or more selections all from the same match and is given one price; for instance you might combine a selection for a team to win with a selection for over 1.5 goals and another for over 8.5 corners in one football match.
The way it works can be summed up in three points. The first is that all the selections have to be taken from a single match, unlike an accumulator which uses selections from different matches. The second point is that all the parts must win, meaning that if any one of the selections loses the entire bet will lose. The third point is that the total price is generally less than the individual odds multiplied together.
The price is lower since the results within a single match are connected. If a team wins it is more probable that they will score twice and so two of these choices do not act like two independent events. The bookmaker sets the prices taking the connection into account and the builder displays the combined price to you before you confirm.
The bet builder is available on some matches and some markets, primarily in the top leagues; it may not be offered at all on smaller matches, so you should check the live website to see which games have it.
Build a Football Bet Builder Step by Step
The following is an example of such a setup; the teams, the odds and the menu arrangement are given only as illustrations and the precise steps may vary according to the different versions of the app and the specific matches.
- Start a match. Move to Football and then open a match that has the bet builder.
- Look for the bet builder. On the page for the match, find the tab or icon for the bet builder.
- To make Team A win, you should open the match result market and select Team A.
- Back the outcome with over 1.5 goals. Open the goals market and back over 1.5.
- Include a total of over 8.5 corners. Open the corners market and include over 8.5.
- Look at the total price; the builder has given a single price for all three options. Read it and check if any of the options is flagged as unavailable.
- Put a stake in PKR, enter the amount and see the possible return.
- Make the bet, confirm it and then review it in your bet history.
Here are the numbers once more, as an illustration. Let us assume that the three selections have individual odds of 1.70, 1.30 and 1.85; when these are multiplied together, 1.70 × 1.30 × 1.85 amounts to about 4.09. The bookmaker might quote a lower price, for example 3.40, since the selections are connected: a team that wins is also more likely to score goals and to win corners. With a stake of 500 PKR and odds of 3.40, a return of 1,700 PKR would be obtained if all three selections won; in that case, however, the entire bet would be lost if any one of them lost.
1xBet Football Markets: The Full Menu
A match on 1xBet involves more than just the result and the score; the markets are divided into different families, and the table given below shows the principal groups together with examples. It should be understood as an overview only and not as a full list, the groups available for a particular match depending on the characteristics of that match. Market names may also vary slightly from one region to another and between different app versions. The group headings also prove useful on a small screen since they indicate where you should look rather than requiring you to scroll past each line.
| Main | 1X2, double chance, draw no bet |
| Goals | Totals, both teams to score, exact goals |
| Handicaps | European handicap, Asian handicap |
| Halves and periods | Half-time/full-time, first-half totals |
| Corners and cards | Corner totals and handicaps, cards totals |
| Player markets | Goalscorer, shots, assists |
| Specials | Special and novelty markets on selected matches |
Third-party reviews include reports from between several hundred and about 1,000 markets for the selected top matches at the time of writing, whereas smaller matches have much fewer. There can also be a difference between the pre-match list and the live list since some markets are available only before the kick-off and others only during the match.
Since the menu is long, open the different groups one by one and check the match page to see exactly what is on offer before you decide on a bet. As each market has its own rules, be sure to read them before you confirm.
Statistics and the Match Tracker
It is helpful beforehand to look at the match page, since the statistics section is the one that contains 1xBet's statistics and the content you see will vary according to the match and the league.
A typical statistics section includes information about the teams' recent form, their head-to-head record, the current position of the teams in the league, and the line-ups once they have been released. The recent form indicates how each team has performed in its most recent matches, the head-to-head record shows how the two teams have fared when they have played each other before, the league table tells you what each team might need from the game, and the line-ups inform you as to who is actually playing.
While the game is going on, the live match tracker displays the game on an animated pitch; it records attacks, shots, corners and cards as these events occur, enabling you to follow the match even without a video stream. This is helpful when you have a weak connection.
The amount of statistical information depends on the league; the top leagues tend to provide more details while smaller leagues may display only the basic form or a table. Since statistics refer to things that have already taken place, they should be used to understand a match rather than to predict its outcome. A team that is in strong form may still end up losing.
Edit Bet and Advancebet
The two features have the effect of altering a bet either when it is first placed or when it is increased. However, each of them comes with a condition, so you should read the details before using them.
Edit Bet
With Edit Bet you can alter a bet that has already been placed. For certain types of bets you might be able to add a selection, take one away or replace one with another. The modified bet is revalued at the current odds, meaning that the new price could be better or worse than the original. Edit Bet may not be available for all bets, so you should look for the option among the bets in your bet history. The problem is that the original price is lost, so it is important to compare the new odds with the original before you confirm.
Advancebet
With Advancebet you are able to make a new bet which is financed by the potential returns from your existing unsettled bets before those bets have been settled. As third-party guides state, this option is available for live events and for events that start within 48 hours, so it is advisable to check the current rules. The problem is that the new bet is based on the original one: if the first bet loses, then the Advancebet is cancelled. Moreover, it is an additional bet with its own risk, and therefore it is not a free bet nor is it a method of recovering a loss.
Both features are easy to misuse, so read the rules on the promotions page first.