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Bundesliga is a football league in Austria. LASK holds the title from 2025–26, while Rapid Wien remains the most decorated club in history with 32 championships. Hans Krankl still leads all-time scoring tables with 270 goals. You can find Bundesliga odds on this event at 1xBet, where pre-match and live markets cover match result, handicaps and totals.

The Bundesliga football league

The Austrian football Bundesliga sits at the top division of football in Austria. The Österreichische Fußball the league governs the competition and sets the rules for every match played.

This setup creates a clear path to the trophy for any side that stays consistent all year long. Bettors follow the standings closely since every result shifts the table directly. Across Austria, the competition remains the primary focus for fans and analysts. These core details are laid out in the key facts below.

Table 1 — Bundesliga key facts

Specification

Detail

Sport

Football

Season

2026–27

Format

League

Teams

12

Governing body

Österreichische Fußball Bundesliga

Tier

1

Title holder

LASK

Format and teams in the Bundesliga

The Austrian Football the league sits at the top of the pyramid. This league began in the 1974-75 season and has operated as a separate registered association since 1 December 1991. The current campaign is set for the 2026–27 season, continuing a long history of Austrian football.

Twelve teams contest the regular phase on a double round-robin schedule. Teams ranked first through sixth advance into the Championship Round to determine the champion. Those finishing seventh to twelfth enter the Relegation Round instead.

Beyond domestic bragging rights, the title race carries weight. The champion qualifies directly for the group stage of the UEFA Champions League. In the 2nd Qualifying Round, the runner-up must start their European journey. You can bet on Bundesliga outright markets that price these outcomes long before a ball is kicked.

History shows a clear hierarchy among the clubs. Other sides like Wacker Innsbruck and Sturm Graz have also lifted the trophy multiple times over the decades. Each title-winning club appears in the table below, ranked strictly by their total number of victories.

Table 2 — Bundesliga clubs by titles won

Team

Titles

Rapid Wien

32

Austria Wien

24

Red Bull Salzburg

17

Wacker Innsbruck (5) (4) Swarovski Tirol (2) (1) Tirol Innsbruck (3) (–)

10

SK Admira Wien (8) (5) SC Wacker Wien (1) (7) Admira Wacker Wien (–) (1)

9

First Vienna

6

Sturm Graz

5

Wiener SC

3

LASK

2

Floridsdorfer AC

1

Wiener AF

1

VÖEST Linz

1

Grazer AK

1

Wiener AC

1

Hakoah Vienna

1

Past champions and the current title holder

LASK enters 2026–27 as the reigning champion. The club secured that title in 2025–26, breaking a run of success held by Sturm Graz and Red Bull Salzburg. You'll see this history reflected in the outright market for the new campaign.

Going back to 1900, the league has a deep archive of winners. Rapid Wien leads all clubs with 32 national titles, while Austria Wien follows with 24. Both sides have participated in 52 seasons of the league since its modern formation.

Records set the context for individual performance metrics. Hans Krankl holds the scoring record with 270 goals, and Heribert Weber stands alone with 581 appearances. These figures define the long-term benchmarks for any player entering the competition today.

The Austrian Football the league has seen format changes from a regional league to a national contest. Teams joined the highest division across Austria in 1937–38, and the professional I. Liga name appeared in 1924. You can review the recent champions and key statistical records in the table below.

Table 3 — Bundesliga past winners

Season

Champion

Runner-up

2025–26

LASK

Sturm Graz

2024–25

Sturm Graz

Red Bull Salzburg

2023–24

Sturm Graz

Red Bull Salzburg

2022–23

Red Bull Salzburg

Sturm Graz

2021–22

Red Bull Salzburg

Sturm Graz

2020–21

Red Bull Salzburg

Rapid Wien

2019–20

Red Bull Salzburg

Rapid Wien

2018–19

Red Bull Salzburg

LASK

2017–18

Red Bull Salzburg

Sturm Graz

2016–17

Red Bull Salzburg

Austria Wien

2015–16

Red Bull Salzburg

Rapid Wien

2014–15

Red Bull Salzburg

Rapid Wien

Table 4 — Bundesliga records

Record

Value

Most championships

Rapid Wien (32 titles)

Top scorer

Hans Krankl (270)

Most appearances

Heribert Weber (581)

Types of Bundesliga bets at 1xBet

The match result market is the anchor for every slip on the Austrian Football the league. It covers the three possible outcomes after 90 minutes: a home win, an away victory, or a draw. This simple structure underpins most pre-match wagers you will place before kick-off.

Double chance narrows the risk by covering two of those three results at once. You might back a team to win or draw if they are playing on difficult ground against a strong side. The outright market runs the full season, pricing up which club will lift the trophy long before the first ball is kicked.

Handicaps shift the balance when one side is clearly stronger than the other. Asian and European versions both exist, giving you different ways to handle a potential draw in the final settlement. Correct score bets ask for precision on the exact final tally, while totals markets focus solely on whether goal count sits above or below a set line.

Both teams to score is another popular option that ignores the winner entirely. First goalscorer markets let you pick a specific player to find the net before anyone else does. You can combine any of these selections into an accumulator if you want to link multiple league odds together on a single ticket.

Match markets

Match result (1x2) is the foundation of every slip. This three-way market covers the home win, a draw, or an away win since football allows for a level finish after 90 minutes. You can layer other options on top of that base market:

  • Double chance narrows the risk by covering two outcomes instead of one.

  • Totals ask whether the combined goals will sit above or below the line.

  • Handicaps adjust the starting score to balance uneven matchups.

Outright and specials

Outright odds on the eventual Bundesliga champion are open before the first match and move as the competition unfolds. You pick which club will lift the title before a single ball is kicked, and that wager settles once the final round concludes. Specials cover specific events within the campaign, adding variety to the standard pre-match slip.

Placing a bet on Bundesliga at 1xBet

You need an account before you can touch a wager. 1xBet has run its sportsbook since 2007 and holds a Curaçao eGaming licence for the operation. The process is simple because it asks only for basic contact details. Creating that 1xBet account takes just a few minutes to complete.

The league sits inside the football section once you log in. You'll find pre-match markets waiting, but live prices move as the match unfolds. The outright market opens long before the season decides a winner. Here is how to place your bet:

  1. Register on 1xbet.com or log in if you already have an account.

  2. Make a deposit to fund your sports balance for wagers.

  3. Open the football section and find the Bundesliga.

  4. Choose a market such as match result, handicaps or totals.

  5. Enter your stake amount and confirm the bet to lock it in.

Live betting runs while the game is under way with prices shifting on action. Cash-out lets you settle early if the current position looks right for you. Every leg of an accumulator must win, but system bets can pay even if some selections lose.

Promotions for football bettors at 1xBet

The welcome offer targets your first deposit. A new account opening at 1xBet triggers the sports welcome bonus on that initial funding. This is where most bettors start their engagement with the Bundesliga markets. Promotions change over time and each carries its own conditions, so you should check the current terms before staking.

Accumulators get a price boost when they qualify. As you add more legs to your slip, the acca boost grows, which matters for long-term Bundesliga betting strategies. A free bet lets you stake a selection without risking the account balance if that market is active. Cashback returns a share of net losses to eligible accounts after a run of bad results.

You can find these options directly in the 1xBet app or on the site. The specific mechanics shift as the season progresses, and not every offer runs all year long. Read the rules for each promotion before you claim it.

Payments, app and support on 1xBet

The 1xBet app handles pre-match and live betting from a phone. Push notifications flag goals, results and price changes on tracked events for your selected matches. The Android version is around 46 when you download it. You can skip the installation if the mobile site works better for you; it mirrors the full sportsbook exactly.

Bank cards are among the deposit methods available on 1xBet. E-wallets are supported for both deposits and withdrawals, while direct bank transfer is available for larger movements. Withdrawal times vary by method, with e-wallets and crypto among the faster options. This matters when you are tracking Bundesliga live and want funds ready for the next round of matches.

Support runs 24/7 if an issue arises during a bet. Email support handles account and payment queries directly from your inbox. An FAQ and help section covers common betting and account questions before you need to contact anyone. You'll find these tools on the main site alongside the Austrian Football Bundesliga markets.

Place your Bundesliga bets today

The Bundesliga is the primary football league in the country. You can bet on Bundesliga across a full slate of pre-match and live markets. Back your research by placing a bet on Bundesliga at 1xBet today. 18+ only. Bet responsibly and stake only what you can afford to lose.

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