Mundial: how far to push the ball
In Mundial you can call a halt whenever you like and walk away with the winnings you hold at that moment. The game is played on a football pitch of 5x4 cells, which you uncover one by one to push the ball on towards the other team's goal, and it belongs to the 1xGames lineup of 1xBet in Morocco.
The opening amount of the bet is fixed before play begins; Moroccan dirhams (MAD) are the currency. One of your own players inside lifts your winnings according to that cell's odds; an opposing player inside means the game is over, and both the stake and the current winnings are gone.
How the odds climb
The odds change across the pitch: the closer you are to the opposing team's goal, the higher they are. Here is how each value compares with the one below it:
Odds | Compared with the value below |
|---|---|
1.25 | lowest value, next to the bottom row |
1.77 | a little over 1.4 times as much |
3.55 | just over twice as much |
14.2 | exactly four times as much |
56.8 | exactly four times as much again |
Crossing the final line brings winnings calculated on the highest odds.
What the pitch looks like
The pitch sits in the middle of a stadium, with packed stands all around it. Its grass is cut into green squares, and a goalkeeper guards the net at the top and at the bottom of the pitch. Each row of squares has its own tag at the side of the grass, carrying the matching value from the table.
Live, casino and pre-match
For a game of football or any other sport already under way, the place to bet is the live section. Fixtures yet to start sit among the pre-match betting options, while the casino keeps a page of its own.