1win has quickly become the go to for Kenyan punters – and it’s easy to see why. The interface is super fast and it integrates perfectly with local mobile money services like M-Pesa and Airtel Money. 1win is all about making it easy to get started with sports betting and casino games.
Registering on 1Win
The first thing you notice when you head over to the 1win website is a big green “Register” button in the top right of the homepage. Click that and you get a nice little pop-up that comes up pretty quick. Luckily, KShs is already set as the default currency and you get a spot to pop in a promo code if you want to. So that’s Google, Telegram and Steam from the Social media tab – tap one of these and it’ll send you to the relevant authentication page where you log in if needed. Once you’ve done that, it’s back to 1win’s pop-up – tick the box to say you’ve read the user agreement and hit “Register”. – and , your account is up and running using all the details from your social profile, and you’ll get a chance to add some extra verification a bit later on.
If you try the ‘Fast’ tab instead, then you’ll be looking at a standard form with the +254 code already filled in. Just fill in your phone number, email and password, and – as long as the password has got at least 8 characters, including some digits and upper/lower case letters – you’re good to go. Add your promo code if you want, tick the box to say you’ve read the agreement, and click “Register”. Its all very, very straightforward.
Next time you want to get back into your account, just click on the top right “Login” button and pop-up and enter your email or phone plus password. Or, you can just tap the social icon you used when you signed up and away you go. There’s also a “Forgot password?” option if you need to reset – and it handles it all pretty painlessly, plus you get the rule that you’re only allowed one account per user.
How to login on 1win
Logging into 1win is easy as the sign-up process. On the homepage, find the green “Login” button and it’ll pop up that same clean pop-up you saw earlier. Depending on how you signed up, you’ve got a few options.
If you signed up using a phone number or email, just enter those in along with your password and tap “Login” – and you’ll be good to go in no time. If you do happen to forget your password, the “Forgot password?” link is right there. Then just enter the email or phone number associated with your account and you’ll get a password reset email/ text – and once you’ve got that sorted, you can be back in your account in no time.
How to deposit on 1win
Depositing onto 1win is really straightforward for Kenyan users. You start with a click on the “Deposit” button in your dashboard – this opens up a list of deposit options tailored to our region. Mpesa is the one that stands out here – all you do is select it, input your phone number, the amount (that’s a minimum of KSh 150 and a maximum of 150,000 by the way) and then your PIN. Then just confirm that the funds are in your account immediately without any fees being taken out. Airtel Money works in a similar way, very seamless. But if you’ve got a Visa or Mastercard, then the process is a bit more straightforward – just enter your basic card details and you’re good to go.
How to withdraw money from 1 win
To get your money out of 1win, you’ll need to have verified your account first to make it as safe as possible for everyone involved – but on the other hand, it does make payouts a whole lot more reliable. To get going, head to the “Withdrawal” section in your cashier – then just choose M-Pesa for your withdrawal – the minimum amount is a pretty reasonable KSh 50 while the maximum is 150,000 for each transaction – then just input your phone number and the amount you want, then confirm – you should see the money in your mobile wallet in 2 without getting charged anything extra.
How to use 1win bonus
The bonuses on 1win are pretty easy to activate and will give you a bit of a kickstart with your funds by boosting them through your deposits. When you first sign up as a new player you’re eligible for up to 500% across four deposits. The first one is a 200% match with a max of KSh 72,740, and as a whole your welcome offer is capped at a pretty impressive KSh 290,960. To get in on the action just enter a promo code during registration or in your “Bonus Code” section within 7 days. The funds will just get credited automatically into your account as soon as you make your deposit via M-Pesa or your other preferred method – they’ll be visible in a separate bonus wallet in your dashboard.
But you should also keep in mind that bonus funds have to be wagered 35 times the amount in slots for casino or accumulator bets with odds of 3.0+ for sports – all within 30 days to get them converted into a withdrawable balance. You can track your progress in your bonus section – and by the way daily losses may even earn you some cashback up to 30%. (For example if you lost a pretty scary KSh 1.48 million last week on bets, you might get KSh 22,000 back).
FAQs
How to Withdraw Money from 1win to M-Pesa
You just need to log into 1win and click on your account icon to get to the “Withdrawal” section – then just pick M-Pesa, type in the amount you want and your registered phone number. Just confirm the transaction and you’re all set – and don’t worry, you won’t get charged anything extra from 1win.
How long does 1win withdrawal take
Most withdrawals on 1win get processed within 24 hours – but M-Pesa is a bit quicker still, and can get the funds to you within 2 hours, depending on the network and how quickly your account gets verified. Crypto like Bitcoin is even snappier – often under 15-60 minutes – while any larger amounts or the first ones might take a bit longer, up to 72 hours. You can check up on the status of your withdrawal in the transaction history, or just get in touch with support if it’s taking a bit longer than expected.
What is the minimum withdrawal in 1win
The minimum withdrawal amount on 1win is KSh 50 for M-Pesa – which is the primary option for Kenyans.
I’m Kanyi Muturi and am from Tabuga, a small village in Nakuru. I have been following all sports since I was a kid and have been interested in the gambling side of sports since I was in high school. It took me a little while to get a grasp on all of the different gambling terminology and understand how confusing and complicated it can all seem when you first start.
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I am a successful gambler. But make no mistake about it: I’m a long-time recreational sports bettor. I’m not a professional gambler. I’m not claiming to be a professional gambler. I’ve never, to my recollection, even been acquainted with a professional gambler. And far be it from me to make the preposterous claim that following my advice will turn you into a professional gambler. It ain’t about that. Not here it ain’t. I just want to teach you a new form of recreation, a fun new pastime in what can sometimes be an unfun life.
