Pirate Chest: which key opens the locked chest?
Nine keys lie beside a locked treasure chest, and the right one opens it. Morocco's 1xGames section on 1xBet includes Pirate Chest, a chest-and-key game from the 1xGames range, played with balances in Moroccan dirhams (MAD).
The chest and the keys were found together in a ship's hold, and the aim is to get the lock open and take the treasure the chest hides. You pick one key yourself and put it to the lock. The bet behind that try is placed before the game begins, and its size is settled then.
When the key meets the lock
The lock decides how the game ends:
Key | Result |
|---|---|
The right key | The chest opens and pays the stake times the odds indicated (x1 to x9) |
A key that does not open the lock | You lose, and the game ends there |
With x3 indicated on an opened chest, for example, three times the stake comes back; at x6 it would be six times, double the first case. A lower figure such as x2 still means twice the stake back, and every figure is worked out the same way.
The chest under the map
A strip of torn paper across the top of the screen reads PLACE A BET at the start. Below it hangs the treasure map, and just under the map sits the chest: dark wooden planks held by riveted metal bands, chains looped across the front and a heavy padlock hanging in the middle, with a metal ring on each side. Bare wooden floorboards run along the bottom of the screen.
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