1xBet App Settings Worth Changing First

Change these 1xBet app settings first to avoid noisy notifications, awkward bet slip behaviour and a slow verification later. The app lets you adjust almost everything from one menu. A few small changes save real time in the first week of use.

app screenshots of the Android application in the 1xBet Android app

What you need before you start

Open the 1xBet app and go to the Menu screen. You will see a cog icon that opens Settings. Keep your phone connected to Wi-Fi so images and odds load quickly while you test things.

  • Android phone with the “Install unknown apps” permission already granted for your browser or Files app.
  • A working email address you can check, because 1xBet sends a verification link during account confirmation.
  • About ten minutes of free time to walk through each menu once without rushing.
  • Access to the notification shade, since downloads and alerts appear there first.
  • Your preferred payment method details ready for later, when you set deposit limits in the wallet.
  • The phone number you actually use, so SMS codes from 1xBet reach you immediately.
  • A rough idea of which sports you follow, because that shapes your default odds display.
  • Paper nearby to note down your chosen settings before you clear the cache by mistake.

Having these on hand keeps the process short. Most users finish in about five minutes on Wi-Fi.

app home interface on a large screen during the 1xBet app setup

Step-by-step: adjust your settings in the app

Follow these steps in order. Each one takes under a minute, and you can stop and resume at any point.

  1. Open the 1xBet app and tap the Menu icon in the bottom bar.
  2. Tap the gear icon labelled Settings to open the main settings list.
  3. Scroll to Notifications and switch off promotional alerts you do not want.
  4. Leave match-start alerts on, because they remind you about open accumulators.
  5. Find the Bet Slip section and set your default stake to a fixed amount.
  6. Choose Single or Accumulator as the default bet type you prefer.
  7. Open Account and start identity verification by uploading your document photo.
  8. Wait for the confirmation message, which usually appears within a few minutes.
  9. Go back to Settings and pick your odds format: decimal, fractional or American.
  10. Set the app language and time zone so displayed kick-off times match your location.
  11. Enable two-step verification under Security to protect the account on shared devices.
  12. Return to the Menu screen and check that your changes saved correctly.

If any option is missing, update the app through the official site first. Then repeat the steps above.

phone with a data and Wi-Fi indicator inside the 1xBet mobile application

The three most common problems

Notifications arrive too late

Most people open the settings and find that the default notification switch sits off by default after a fresh install of 1xBet. The result is simple: your accumulator settles without any alert, and you only notice when you open the app later. Go to the profile menu, tap the settings icon, and turn the third toggle in the notification group back on. It takes about four taps, and the change applies immediately without any restart of 1xBet.

Check the phone-level permission as well. Open the Android notification channel menu for 1xBet and allow the “Bets” category. This takes about fifteen seconds and fixes most silent alerts.

Odds format feels wrong

The default odds format in 1xBet may not match what you read on other screens. Decimal odds show a simple multiplier, while fractional odds use the older British style. Both appear clearly on every market line once you switch, and the app remembers your choice for the next session. Open the odds setting and pick the format you recognize before placing any accumulator.

Decimal odds look like 2.50, while fractional odds show 3/2 for the same price. American odds use a plus or minus sign before the number. The app refreshes the list instantly when you pick a new format.

Login keeps asking for a code

If two-factor is on, every new device asks for a code from your authenticator app before you reach the 1xBet home screen. This is normal, but it surprises people who forgot the setting was active. The code field sits on the login screen, and a wrong entry counts three attempts before a short lock. Switch to a trusted device after the first successful login to avoid repeating this step every time.

Each code lasts thirty seconds before it expires. Wait for the new number instead of sending an old one. If you lost the phone, use the backup codes you saved during setup.

smartphone with the betting app open on the 1xBet betting screen

Practical tips that save time

  • Set your odds format before browsing, so the numbers on every market line make sense right away.
  • Turn on push notifications for settled bets, and you will know the result without opening the 1xBet app.
  • Add a shortcut to your home screen; the app opens in about a second after the first launch.
  • Check the “Install unknown apps” toggle before installing, and the package installer prompt will not interrupt you later.
  • Keep the download entry in the notification shade until the install finishes, so you know it completed.
  • Placing a live bet from your phone starts on the 1xbet android supported app page, and the bet slip opens in one tap.
  • Switch off auto-odds changes if you prefer stable numbers while building a long accumulator.

The official standards body that publishes responsible gambling guidance is the European betting standards group, which you can check if you ever doubt a rule. Always verify licence details inside the app before depositing funds or sharing personal documents.

FAQ

Where do I change the odds format?

Open the profile menu, tap settings, and find the odds row inside the main list. The change applies to every market screen immediately, and 1xBet remembers it across sessions.

Why does the bet slip clear when I switch screens?

The slip keeps selections only while you stay inside the same event view. Leaving that view resets it, so confirm your accumulator before navigating away.

Can I turn off two-factor after enabling it?

Yes, the switch sits in the security section of settings. Turning it off removes the code step at login, and 1xBet asks for confirmation before saving.

How do I know a notification is enabled?

The toggle turns blue when active, and a test alert appears within a few seconds. If nothing arrives, check the phone-level permission for 1xBet as well.