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International Championship: betting on the snooker tournament
International Championship is a snooker tournament from the professional tour, shown in the pre-match line as one betting group. Depending on what the line has opened so far, the group holds the matches of the draw, a card on the overall tournament winner, or both.
Backing the tournament winner
The card whose title ends in Winner covers the outcome of the whole event. A tap opens its outright page, with blocks built player by player around a Yes option, for instance:
Block name | What Yes needs from the player |
|---|---|
Who Will Win | to win the tournament |
To Reach Final | to play in the final, won or lost |
On the card itself, the list shows only part of the field, the players with the lowest prices; the outright page carries far more names.
When matches are on the board


In a group that lists the draw, each match has a page of its own, where bets on the winner, frames, handicaps and totals can appear. The snooker section of the rules, 10.23, describes these markets as well as a To Qualify bet between two named players: it goes to whichever of them advances further in the tournament bracket.
If both are knocked out, the one who reached the later round takes it; if they go out in the same round, odds of 1 apply. A withdrawal before the tournament starts also brings the odds down to 1.
. Real stakes require a 1xBet account, created through registration.
Every other snooker tournament open for betting has a group of its own in the Snooker section.
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International Championship: withdrawals and accumulators
A player pulls out mid-tournament. What happens to my bets on him winning it?
Bets placed before the start of his last round stand, while any placed after that are void. If he withdraws before the tournament begins, every bet on him is void.
Can Who Will Win and To Reach Final on the same player sit in one accumulator?
No. Winning the tournament means playing its final, so the two picks depend on each other, and an accumulator cannot hold dependent selections. If a ticket includes them, the selection with the smaller odds is removed.