Kamikaze: the Japanese pilot and the enemy battleship
Kamikaze, part of the 1xGames lineup on 1xBet Morocco, is a grid game in which every row has its own odds. The backdrop comes down to one line: a Japanese pilot is out to destroy the enemy battleship, and you help him do it.
The grid is 12 rows high and five squares wide; in each of those rows, the enemy ship fires one shot.
How a Kamikaze game runs


Your first move is to place a bet; the stake is fixed before the game begins.
A square that was fired at ends the game: the winnings collected so far and the stake are both lost.
Whenever you choose, you can finish the game yourself and collect what you have won up to that point.
Odds for all 12 rows
How much you win depends on the odds of each row. Here they are, counted from the bottom row of the grid upwards:
Row | Odds |
|---|---|
1 | x1.2 |
2 | x1.4 |
3 | x1.6 |
4 | x2 |
5 | x2.5 |
6 | x3 |
7 | x3.5 |
8 | x4 |
9 | x5 |
10 | x6 |
11 | x8 |
12 | x10 |
Row 10, at x6, carries exactly five times the odds of row 1 (x1.2). From row 8 upwards, every value is a whole number: x4, x5, x6, x8 and x10.
On the game screen
Before play, only five of the twelve odds show, from x1.2 next to the bottom row up to x2.5. The “?” button in the top-left corner opens the How to play window, and PLAY, in red, waits under the grid.
Elsewhere on 1xBet
Pre-match markets, for matches still to come, are listed in the sports betting line. Slot machines are grouped in the slots area; the casino keeps a section apart from both.
Sign-up goes through the registration form, and the account runs in Moroccan dirhams (MAD).
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Kamikaze FAQ
How long can a Kamikaze game stay unfinished?
Up to 7 days from its start. A game still open after that is shut automatically and counts as lost.
What does a square the shot misses give you?
Higher winnings, and the game moves you on to the next level.
What exactly do you have to avoid on the grid?
Landing on a square where a shot is going to be fired.