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1Bet Casino at a glance

Here are the main facts side by side. Where a primary source says something different from our facts, the source column names it and the sections below explain.

Where is 1Bet blocked or not accepted?

Clause 4.1.3 of the terms bars players in or from the Comoros, the UK, France, the Netherlands and the USA with their territories, the countries on FATF's blacklist and any place Anjouan's regulator prohibits. Clause 3.4 forbids a VPN or proxy that hides where you are.

FATF's call-for-action list of 30 October 2026 names North Korea, Iran and Myanmar, the three countries our facts add to the list.

The KYC policy draws the line wider. It rejects ID and proof of address from Austria, Germany and Spain as well, and full verification is compulsory before any withdrawal. A player from those countries can sign up and deposit, then fail the check when cashing out.

Two national regulators list 1bet.com as unlicensed. Greece's Hellenic Gaming Commission blacklist has carried it since its first edition in 2013 and added the mirror 1bet-06.com in April 2025.

Poland's register of blocked gambling domains added 1bet.com in January 2018, and the mirrors 1bet-01.com, 1bet-02.com, 1bet-03.com and 1bet.co in April 2024. Australia's regulator did not answer from where we checked, so we could not see its block list.

Bonus codes: what does the welcome bonus cost to clear?

Take the casino welcome offer, code WEL500, with a €100 deposit. You get €100 in bonus money, and the wagering is 30 times the deposit plus the bonus: 30 x €200 = €6,000 in bets within 21 days.

The bet cap is the lower of €12 and 5% of the bonus, so €5 here. At €5 a spin, €6,000 takes at least 1,200 spins. Slots count in full, roulette at 10%, and live casino, blackjack, video poker and baccarat not at all.

Once the wagering is done, the bonus converts to real money up to 10 times its value, €1,000 here. The 100 free spins, on five slots the offer names, pay out at most €50.

The sports offer, code WB100NS, works on the bonus alone: a €20 deposit brings €20 in bonus, rolled over 12 times, so €240 of bets priced at 1.80 or higher, inside 21 days.

Leaving a bonus early forfeits the bonus and the winnings made with it. Clause 26.8.1 also lets 1Bet keep winnings from what it calls bonus manipulation, such as building the balance with large bets and then cutting the bet size by 75% or more to finish the wagering.

How long do 1Bet withdrawals take, and what are the limits and fees?

Our facts give a withdrawal time of 72 hours; the terms set no processing time. The terms cap withdrawals at €5,000 in any 7-day period, unless stated otherwise, and winnings at €100,000 per day; anything above that may be deducted within 30 days.

Two fees can apply, though our facts panel lists none. Before a withdrawal you must wager your deposits five times, with sports bets counting at odds of 1.6 or more. If you have not, clause 8.2 lets 1Bet refuse the request or charge up to 8%.

Clause 8.7 adds a fee of up to 8% for several withdrawals within a rolling 30 days. The terms do not say how many withdrawals count as several.

An example: deposit €200, wager €600, then withdraw €400. You have wagered your deposit three times, not five, so the fee could reach €32. Wager €1,000 first and the rollover rule no longer applies.

Any withdrawal triggers full verification under the KYC policy: a government photo ID, a selfie holding it, and a bank statement or utility bill from the last 3 months. Payouts go back to the method you deposited with, and a pending withdrawal is cancelled if your balance drops below it.

On deposits, the terms say 1Bet absorbs the fees in most cases, but your bank's charges and any currency exchange fee are yours, and a chargeback can bring a €50 fee.

Our facts list 17 deposit and 15 withdrawal methods. Apple Pay, Litecoin and eZeeWallet take deposits only, and Ethereum works only for withdrawals.

Our facts also list 43 currencies. The sign-up form we loaded on 1 November 2026 offered 20, among them euros, US, Canadian, Australian and New Zealand dollars, Polish zloty and Brazilian reais.

Deposit limits, time-outs and self-exclusion

1Bet's responsible gaming page, read on 1 November 2026, gives advice, a self-test and three help organisations: Gamblers Anonymous, Gambling Therapy and GamCare. It names no deposit limit, loss limit, session limit or time-out that you can set yourself.

Its self-exclusion policy says 1Bet may apply limits on stakes, deposits or losses itself, after talking to the player. If you want a limit, ask support for one in writing.

Self-exclusion works by email only. Write to customercare@1bet.com from your registered address, ask for full self-exclusion and give a period of at least 24 hours. The terms allow up to 10 business days to act, and you stay responsible for bets placed meanwhile.

Anjouan keeps no national exclusion register, so a self-exclusion covers 1Bet only, and 1Bet may refuse to reopen the account later. Closing an account is a separate request to customerassist@1bet.com, possible 90 days after your first deposit and completed within 60 days.

The Anjouan validation page says licensees must offer self-exclusion and deposit limits. For free, confidential help in your country, see our responsible gambling guide.

What we could not verify

• Minimum deposit and minimum withdrawal. The general terms set none, and the cashier needs an account; current bonuses need €20 or more.
• Whether the Anjouan licence was renewed after 4 October 2026. The register still gives that expiry date, while the seal's validation page said valid on 1 November 2026.
• Whether the account area has limit tools. Only account holders can see it, and an archived copy of the site's settings from 27 July 2026 had its responsible gaming option switched off.
• Whether Australia's regulator blocks 1Bet. Its website did not answer from where we checked.
• Which studios you will see. The lobby's studio filter changes by country, and the one we loaded listed several studios our facts lack.
• Payout times by method. The terms give none; our facts say 72 hours.

Verdict: who 1Bet Casino suits

1Bet suits a player outside its restricted lists who wants casino games and a sportsbook in one account, plays slots with a bonus, and withdraws less than €5,000 a week.

Skip it if you live in Germany, Austria, Spain or Australia, if you want deposit limits or a time-out you can set yourself, or if you deposit and withdraw often: the rollover rule and the repeat-withdrawal fee can each cost up to 8%.

The biggest risk is the paper trail. 1Bet changed owner and regulator, its Anjouan entry shows a passed expiry date, and two European regulators list it as unlicensed, so in a dispute you rely on 1Bet's own process and arbitration.