1xBet has announced a fresh promotion in time for the 2025 Indian Premier League due to get underway on Saturday, March 22.
The Indian League Carnival sports tournament will feature a $116,000 prize pool for the upcoming event and allow bettors to engage with the biggest event in the cricket world which will run through May 25.
1xBet Seeks to Incentivize Indians to Bet and Win More at IPL 2025
The promotion will be available for all of the 74 games that will be played during the 2025 Indian Premier League iteration. To participate in the promotion, players need to bet at least $3 at odds of 1.4 or higher on any of the Indian Premier League games starting from Saturday onwards.
By betting, players can increase their standing in the leaderboard, with prizes set at $700 for first-place, $465 for second, and $235 for third. There are a total of seven stages for the event, and each stage can fetch extra cash prizes between $35 and $340 for players.
To sweeten the deal, the Indian League Carnival promotion does not require from players to wager their winnings and can be withdrawn right away. There will also be $835 worth of free bets to go around. Players need not win their bets to qualify.
The amounts of wagers placed will count towards a player’s standing in the current rank list, allowing everyone a chance to secure the top prizes.
1xBet Is a Well-Known Brand, But Sometimes for the Wrong Reasons
1xBet has enjoyed a lot of prominence in the sports betting world, with the International Basketball Federation (FIBA) recently teaming up with the sportsbook to be its official betting partner.
However, 1xBet has also come under a lot of scrutiny following an investigation by Bellingcat, a journalism outfit that delivers hard-hitting investigations. Bellingcat alleged that 1xBet’s founders are subject to international arrest warrants and that the website operates illegally in at least several jurisdictions.
Regardless, 1xBet has been one of the best-known names in the sports betting world, with the company continuing to operate globally.