Card Odds: A Higher-or-Lower Game Played With Cards
Card Odds comes down to three calls: Under, Equal and Over. Each one predicts how the next card will compare with the dealer's card once that card is face up: lower in rank, the same rank or higher. On 1xBet in Morocco this card game is part of the 1xGames range, with stakes in Moroccan dirhams (MAD).
The 2 is the lowest card and the Ace the highest. Between those two ends, the number cards from 3 to 10 follow in order, then the Jack, the Queen and the King.
What happens during a round
Before the bet: the stake amount is set before the game starts, and the grey boxes beneath the three buttons are still empty.
After betting: the dealer's card becomes visible, and odds are displayed beneath the buttons.
Your call: you press the button that matches your guess about the next card.
The screen, from the cards outward
Two cards occupy the centre. Above them, DEALER and PLAYER labels sit under the PLACE A BET banner at the very top. Below the cards runs the row of Under, Equal and Over buttons, and near the bottom edge is the YOUR STAKE field, which displays the stake amount.
Under, Equal or Over with a 7 from the dealer
Call | Next cards that make it right against a 7 | Ranks covered |
|---|---|---|
Under (lower rank) | 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 | 5 |
Equal (same rank) | another 7 | 1 |
Over (higher rank) | 8, 9, 10, Jack, Queen, King or Ace | 7 |
Whichever of the three you choose, a call that proves right is paid according to the odds shown on screen.
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Questions on Card Odds
After I press a button, do I get another try in the same game?
No. Each game of Card Odds gives one attempt only.
What if I choose Over and the next card has the same rank as the dealer's?
You lose. Over is right only when the next card ranks higher, and an equal rank is not higher.
Which card is worth 14?
The Ace. The King counts 13, the Queen 12 and the Jack 11, while the cards from 2 to 10 count at face value.
The dealer shows a King. Which card makes Over right?
Only an Ace, the single rank above the King. Any card from 2 to Queen fits Under instead, and another King fits Equal.