1xStavka affiliate program: what happened in 2026
People still search for "1xstavka affiliate program" and "1xstavka partners". In short: 1xStavka, a Russian-licensed bookmaker, stopped accepting bets in January 2024, and its affiliate program effectively stopped working. Here is what happened and where partners work now.
What 1xStavka was
1xStavka was a Russian bookmaker with a name similar to 1xBet. It worked under a Russian licence with players in Russia only and had its own affiliate program paying in roubles. 1xBet is an international brand whose official affiliate program is 1xPartners — a different company and a different program.
What happened
In January 2024 1xStavka stopped accepting bets and was disconnected from the Russian payment hub. The Russian tax service sued to annul its licence, and a court upheld the claim in 2024. With no bets, there are no new players and no affiliate income.
Where former partners work now
If you have betting traffic that is not tied to one country, you can monetise it in the international 1xBet affiliate program:
- RevShare up to 40% of net revenue, lifetime
- Weekly payouts from $30, including crypto
- 147 open GEOs across the CIS, Africa, Asia and Latin America
- Brand traffic allowed, no admin fee
- Personal promo code and links the same day, manager on Telegram
FAQ
Does the 1xStavka affiliate program still work?
Effectively no. 1xStavka stopped accepting bets in January 2024 and a court upheld the tax service claim to annul its licence in 2024.
Are 1xStavka and 1xBet the same?
No. 1xStavka was a separate Russian company with a Russian licence. 1xBet is an international brand; its affiliate program is 1xPartners.
Where should a former 1xStavka partner go?
To the international 1xBet affiliate program, 1xPartners: RevShare up to 40%, weekly payouts from $30, 147 GEOs. Start with the manager on Telegram @aff_manager_xbet.
Move your traffic to 1xPartners
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Updated: · Nick, 1xBet affiliate manager