The „My Bets“ page in your 1xBet account looks like a complete tax record. It is not. It shows the last 12 months and nothing else, and every wager older than that quietly drops off the screen. If you file taxes on what you can see there, you are under-reporting by design, not by accident.
Why the My Bets Page Fails as a Tax Document
The My Bets page is a convenience tool, not an accounting ledger. It displays settled singles, accumulators, live bets, and casino rounds from the trailing 12 months, and it refreshes on a rolling basis. Month 13 pushes month 1 out of view. There is no warning, no „records expiring“ banner, and no export button that reaches further back. You get a clean interface that happens to be a moving window.
That window is the trap. Most tax authorities work on a calendar year or a fiscal year, and plenty of them allow amended or late filings that reach two, three, or four years back. If you filed for 2023 in early 2024 using a My Bets export taken in January 2024, you were fine. If you go back in late 2025 to reconstruct 2023, the data is gone from the page. Your betting history is archived on 1xBet’s side, but it is not sitting in your account waiting for you.
Older records must be requested from the 1xBet support service directly. That request can take up to 14 days to process, and depending on the jurisdiction and the volume of data, it may incur a fee. Plan for that timeline before a filing deadline, not after. A 14-day turnaround means a request submitted on April 10 for an April 15 deadline is already late. Treat the archive request like any other document you need from a third party: ask early, ask in writing, and keep the confirmation.
What a Request for Archived Records Should Contain
Send the request through the official 1xBet support channel tied to your betting account, not a general email address you found in a forum. Include your account ID, the exact date range you need (day, month, year), the bet types you want covered (sports, live, casino, esports betting), and the format you need it in. Ask specifically for settled wagers with stake, odds, payout, and the net result per bet. A CSV or PDF with those columns is what an accountant or a tax office can actually use.
Keep the response. If support confirms the request and quotes a fee, save that message. 1xbet betting offers additional context worth reviewing. If the data arrives as a spreadsheet, store it outside the account, because the next time you log in, the My Bets page will still only show 12 months. Anything you need beyond that has to live on your own drive.
Building a Tax-Proof Betting Record
The fix is boring and it works: stop treating the platform as your archive. Once a month, export or screenshot your settled bets and reconcile them against your deposit and withdrawal history. Deposits and withdrawals do not prove profit or loss on their own, and neither does your account balance. What matters for tax is the net result of each wager, matched to the correct period.
Cross-check three sources before you file. First, the My Bets page for the current 12 months. Second, your own monthly exports, which cover anything the page has already dropped. Third, the archived records from support for the older years. When those three disagree, the archived records from 1xBet are the ones to trust, because they are the version the operator would produce under a formal request.
Watch the currency and the timing. A wager placed on December 31 and settled on January 2 belongs to a different tax year depending on whether your jurisdiction taxes on placement or settlement. The My Bets page shows both dates, so read them. A welcome package up to 1500 € plus 150 free spins, a 30% Cashback Bonus, or any of the 50-plus 1xBet bonuses can also muddy the picture, because bonus funds and free bet winnings are taxed differently from cash stakes in many countries. Record the bonus type next to the bet.
One more thing worth checking: the domain. 1xbets.bet is not the official 1xBet website, and records pulled from a mirror or an affiliate clone are worthless as tax evidence. Confirm you are logged into the real platform, operated by 1xCorp N.V. under the Curaçao eGaming licence OGL/2024/1262/0493, before you export anything. If the licence footer is missing, you are on the wrong site.
Start a folder this week. Label it by tax year. Put your monthly exports in it, note the date you requested archived records from support, and keep the fee receipt if one is charged. When the filing deadline arrives, you will have the data, the timeline, and the proof of where it came from. That is the difference between a clean filing and a correction three years later.