NeBlask · US market

1xBet and the US market: no state licence

Q: Does 1xBet accept players from the US?

We have no straight answer. The brand's main domain replies with a redirect to a mirror, so one check saw a block page and the control check from US nodes saw the ordinary redirect, the same one it gets from Europe. A block can also sit on registration, verification or withdrawal rather than on the address, and that we did not check.

Q: Why is there US demand for 1xBet without a licence?

Demand here is search queries, not play. 54K searches a month from the US, the 22nd of the brand's 61 markets. A query is not access, and it is not a deposit.

Q: Does a SPA licence work in the US?

No. Secretaria de Prêmios e Apostas issues permits inside its own jurisdiction; in the US that is done by state regulators, and a licence from elsewhere does not stand in for theirs.

Q: How many complaints are there about 1xBet?

NeRating holds 3,204 complaints about 1xBet. These are player submissions, not a verdict on the operator, and they are not tied to the player's country — each one is broken down in NeRating.

Q: What is the Trust Score of 1xBet?

40/100, grade C. It is a summary of open signals — licences, domains, complaints, presence on platforms. The methodology page says how it is counted.

1xBet is in no state register we hold — the brand holds licences from SPA and CGA, and they carry no weight in the US. Demand from the US is 54K searches a month, the 22nd of the brand's 61 markets. We could not establish access from the US: the brand's main domain hands over to a mirror, and our two checks came back different.

no state licence

54KUS queries per month

0.8%brand demand — US

3,204complaints in NeRating

40/100Trust Score · grade C

Records are published by state regulators themselves; the absence of a record in our database does not mean absence of a licence — we read the registries of four states — New Jersey (DGE), Pennsylvania (PGCB), Michigan (MGCB) and Delaware (Delaware Lottery) — whilst online casino is legal in seven. A map across all 52 jurisdictions is on the state legality page. NeBlask does not provide legal advice.

Brand's licences and why they are not valid in the US

Registry records · 2 licences

For 1xBet 2 licences: Secretaria de Prêmios e Apostas, Curaçao Gaming Authority. None of them grants the right to accept players from the USA: in the USA gambling is licensed by state, and no foreign licence is recognised here. There are no entries for the brand in the registers we read.

Access from US

Checks contradict each other

The brand's main domain redirects to a mirror: one check showed a block page, control check from US nodes — ordinary redirect. Therefore the page neither claims the brand accepts players from the USA nor that it blocks them.

Demand from US

54Kqueries per month, June 2026

22USA rank among brand's markets

+17.5%vs previous month

61market for the brand

USA share in brand demand is small. Model estimate of demand by branded queries, not revenue. Entire market — demand for casino and betting in US.

Player complaints

NeRating · latest 7 October 2026

In NeRating 3,204 complaints on 1xBet. Most often — other. Complaints are collected from open sources and are not tied to the player's country: this is not US statistics.

3,204 complaints on 1xBet in NeRating →

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Frequent questions

Is 1xBet legal in the US?

1xBet is in no state register we hold. The brand is licensed by SPA and CGA; those licences do not operate in US states, because licensing here sits at state level. We draw no legal conclusions.

Does 1xBet accept players from the US?

Why is there US demand for 1xBet without a licence?

Does a SPA licence work in the US?

How many complaints are there about 1xBet?

What is the Trust Score of 1xBet?

Page sources: public state regulator registries, NeBlask search demand index and NeRating complaints. Check dates are shown at each block. How metrics are calculated — in NeBlask methodology, link in section submenu.