1xBet Algeria extra bets rules
Extra bets on 1xBet are about what happens inside a match rather than the final score alone: which team kicks off from the centre mark, which side makes the first substitution, whether a penalty is awarded or a player sent off, who picks up the first yellow card. The 1X2, handicap and total markets they sit beside are explained in the chapter on available markets.
When the event never comes
Many of these selections depend on something that may not happen at all, and the rules settle each case differently:
Market | If the event does not happen |
|---|---|
To Score First Goal, Goal Time | no goal in regular time: lost |
First Substitution (1st half, half-time, 2nd half) | no substitution in the match: odds of 1 |
First To Happen: yellow card or goal | neither of them: odds of 1 |
To Score Penalty, Yes or No | no penalty awarded: both lose |
A tie is treated the same way as a non-event in several markets. If both teams make their first substitution, or receive their first or last booking, at the same moment according to the match records, the bet is settled at odds of 1. How cancelled and recalculated bets are handled in general is set out in the general betting rules. For the first goal, an own goal is credited to the side that benefited from it. Sending-off bets count only outfield players and goalkeepers, and a second yellow card that leads to a dismissal does not count as the last booking.
Three settlements worked through

The handicap example in the chapter uses a final score of 2:1 in regular time. Handicap [0:1] W2 loses, since the adjusted score is 2:2, and Handicap [0:1] X wins for the same reason; Handicap [1:0] W1 wins on an adjusted 3:1.
Bets on time spent leading, or on how long the score stays level, cover regular time without added time, and only completed minutes count. The ice hockey example has goals in the 16th minute for Team 1, the 21st for Team 2 and the 36th for Team 1 again. The score was level for the first 15 minutes plus 14 more between the 21st and 36th, so 29 minutes in all, which loses a bet on "Draw For Under 19.5 Mins". Team 1 led for 4 completed minutes and then for 24, a total of 28 that wins "Team 1 To Lead Over 13.5 Minutes".
"Leader After Total Points Scored" looks at the moment the tenth point goes in. On "Team 1 To Win After 10 Points", a score of 6:4 wins the bet, while 3:7 and a 5:5 tie both lose it. These markets are offered on matches before kick-off in the pre-match line and during play under live betting.
Goalkeeper touch markets count every contact with the ball by a goalkeeper, even when the ball was out of play or the touch was not shown on the stream. If a goal kick was hidden behind a replay, the touch is dated to the moment the live stream came back.
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Extra bets: common settlement questions
How is Both Teams To Score settled?
"Both Teams To Score - Yes" wins when each team scores at least one goal. "Both Teams To Score - No" wins when at least one of the two teams fails to score.
Does Come From Behind And Win pay if my team equalises?
No. A team comes from behind when it trails during the match and then wins it, counting regular time with added time. If the match ends in a draw, "Come From Behind And Win - Yes" is lost.
Does a hat-trick bet win if the player scores four goals?
No. The brace, hat-trick and poker bets ask whether one player scores exactly two, exactly three or exactly four goals, so four goals settle the poker market only. Own goals are not counted.
Do player total bets in basketball include overtime?
Yes. In basketball and volleyball all player total bets include overtime or a golden set. In handball, futsal and field hockey they are taken on regular time. If the player does not take part in the match, the bet is settled at odds of 1.
What if the opening goal is an own goal scored with a header?
The "No" side wins. "Goal 1 Scored With A Header - No" is settled as won when the opening goal is an own goal, headed or not, and also when the match ends with no goals at all.