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🔘 Pre-match and Live modes

On 1win, bets can be placed in two modes: Pre-match and Live. Below, we explain the difference between them, how the odds are formed, and why a bet might be declined.


🔘 What is Pre-match?

Pre-match refers to bets placed before the event starts.

◽️ Features of Pre-match:

• the match hasn’t started yet;

• the odds are more stable;

• you have more time to choose and analyze.

📍 Pre-match is ideal if you prefer a more relaxed betting format without the rush.


🔘 What is Live?

Live refers to bets placed during the match, while the event is ongoing.

◽️ Features of Live:

• the score and statistics are updated in real time;

• the odds change dynamically;

• bets are accepted based on the current flow of the game.

📍 Live mode requires quick decisions and attentiveness.


🔘 Why do the odds change in Live?

In Live mode, the odds are recalculated automatically and can change at any moment.

The main reasons include:

• a goal, point, or other scoring action;

• a red card, injury, or timeout;

• a change in the flow of the match or statistics.

🛑 This is the standard operation of the Live line — the odds always reflect the current situation.


⚙️ Agreement with odds changes

For your convenience, the "Always agree with odds changes" feature is available.

🔘 How it works:

• if the odds change, the bet may be accepted automatically;

• no need for re-confirmation;

• the betting process becomes faster.

📍 You can enable or disable this option in the settings at any time.


🔘 Why a bet may be declined

In Live mode, a bet may be declined for the following reasons:

• the odds changed at the moment of confirmation;

• the event is temporarily unavailable for betting;

• a key game action occurred;

• the line is being updated by the system.

📍 In such cases, you can place the bet again or choose a different outcome.


💬 Any questions left?

If you have any questions or need assistance, contact us in our online chat. We are always ready to help and answer all your questions.

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