Philippines guide
In-play board
Read the price again on the in-play board, just before it is sent. Tables are on Live casino.
+18 · Open an account, Enter and the counter open on 1win.com. This English guide for the Philippines is not the operator.
In-play is the board for a match that has already started. It is not the dealer table and it does not keep the pre-match price.
Read the price on screen at the instant it is sent. The bar moves quickly. The quote that counts is the one on the board at that moment.
The balance that pays the board is sports balance or real counter balance, depending on the offer that is active. The detail is on Bonuses.
Before you send
Three checks
- Open the running eventTake the price on this screen, not the one in an old screenshot.
- Check the marketIf it has closed, do not force the send.
- See which balance the offer usesSport and hall do not mix.
- Afterwards, historyBet history sits behind Enter.
Source
English guide for the Philippines
- Site
- A guide, not the operator
This English text explains how a reader in the Philippines reaches the 1win account. The account, the counter and 24/7 chat are confirmed on 1win.com.
- This page
- In-play: the board for the event already running.
Other topics stay on their own pages.
- If it differs
- The open session
The screen on 1win.com outranks this text.
This is not the dealer table.
Once the market closes, the send does not go through.
History sits behind Enter.
Running
Three checks
- Reopen the priceThe one on screen, not the pre-match one.
- Stop if the market closedDo not force the send.
- See which pocket paysSport and hall do not mix.
Next
Near
In-play board
Confirm the price when you send
What counts is the price and the market on the board in the moment you send.
+18 · A price from earlier can move or close.
Questions
In-play questions
No. This page is the board for an event already running. Tables are on Live casino.
Not necessarily. In-play, the price is read again, just before it is sent.
Once the market closes, the send does not go through. History is behind Enter.
No.
Not necessarily.