The 1xBet partner list, seen from Morocco

What sits on this page

This is the front door of the partners section: a list of the sports sponsorship agreements held by 1xBet, each one leading to a card of its own. Nothing is explained at length here, by design — the point is to show how far the list reaches before a name is picked out. 🤝

Read from Morocco, the list does a second job. It shows which sports the brand is committed to, and those are the same sports whose calendars fill up fastest on the site. Plenty of readers arrive to check a name and leave through a sport page.

The same sports, before and during play

Sport lives in two places, split by the kick-off. In the pre-match programme a fixture stays open for days: the market list is complete and a slip can be reworked as often as needed. Once play starts the fixture moves to the section for matches in progress, where prices are recalculated after each turn of events.

Both routes end on the same sport pages. Basketball ahead of tip-off gathers its competitions, while football already in progress keeps only what is being played this minute. Sports carry the same names in both, and only the selection of fixtures changes.

Families of agreements, and the sports they sit in

Partners are not alike. A club, a season-long competition, an international governing body and an esports organisation each hold a different place in sport. The table ties each family to its sport and to what the site carries in that sport.

That grouping is nothing official. It exists so the list can be read without mistaking an organisation for a competition. Each card itself sticks to the name it carries and to the site that displays it.

One slip, several ways to fill it

A selection can stand alone or travel with others. The slip takes a single choice, a combination of fixtures, or a spread across multiple slips built from one group of selections. Sports mix freely — a football fixture and a basketball meeting sit together — and the summary line shows what still needs settling before the slip is sent.

Each of those shapes is settled on the slip itself, before anything is sent, and the summary keeps count of the fixtures still waiting to be confirmed. That flexibility is why the number of sports matters: the more of them a reader follows, the wider the combinations a slip can hold.

Casino on the other side of the site

Games hold their own section, with no calendar behind them: tables run by a filmed dealer, reel machines, short formats. The partners section belongs to sport and leads nowhere near them, though one account reaches both sides of the site. 🎰

Dirham balances and the Moroccan cashier

The currency of an account is set when it opens, and the Moroccan dirham (MAD) then holds every screen: cashier, history, slips. No conversion step sits between a deposit and a stake, which keeps amounts comparable from page to page.

The cashier brings together the channels open from Morocco, from bank transfers to cash deposits: CIH, Attijari, Al Barid, Lbankalik and Cash Plus appear alongside each other. The choice is made at the moment of funding, and the list shown in the cashier outranks any other source. 💳

The site on a phone

The mobile version of the site keeps the same sections as the desktop one: the partners page, sport, casino and cashier all appear under the same names.

The account belongs to the person rather than the device, so a session opened on a computer picks up unchanged on a phone. 📱

After the partner list

Three routes lead away from this page. One opens a card to read about an agreement. Another goes straight to a sport for the calendar. The third passes through the 1xBet home page for Morocco to start again from the beginning. A partner name is a starting point, and what follows happens in the sports sections.