Roulette: how a round works on 1xBet in Morocco
A Roulette table has two parts: a European wheel with a ball, and a betting area covered in numbers. In Morocco, Roulette is listed in the 1xGames catalogue of 1xBet, and every bet is placed in MAD.

The wheel is split into 37 pockets, 0 to 36, arranged in a fixed order. Just one of them, the 0, is green, and the rest are red or black. In every round you try to guess the pocket in which the ball will stop.
Running a round


Opening the table: tap "Bet settings" to bring up the betting area.
Placing chips: pick a chip value and drag the chip to the betting area; clicking the area first and then choosing a chip works too.
Cancelling: the "Remove all chips" button cancels the bet.
Spinning: once your chips are placed, press "Spin". Wheel and ball rotate in opposite directions until the ball lands on a number.
When the game opens, the white ball lies in the green 0 pocket, and below the wheel there are a green "Bet settings" button and a round "?" button. During a spin the betting table makes way for the wheel, and at the end a banner announces the number together with its colour and parity.
On the betting table, each chip shows up as a small disc, and the green 0 sits at the very top of the layout, above the three columns.
What each bet pays
Numbers covered | Odds | Bet |
|---|---|---|
1 | 36 | Straight-up |
2 | 18 | Split |
4 | 9 | Corner |
12 | 3 | Dozen |
12 | 3 | Column |
18 | 2 | Red or Black, Even or Odd, Low (1-18) or High (19-36) |
Payouts equal the stake times the odds: a winning corner, for instance, returns the stake × 9, and a winning straight-up bet 36 times the stake, twice what a split pays. A dozen chip goes on the "1st 12", "2nd 12" or "3rd 12" box. Red/Black, Even/Odd and Low/High bets each go on one of six boxes beside the betting area; the 0 belongs to none of them.
Roulette and African Roulette
For a smaller wheel, African Roulette in the same 1xGames range has just 13 sectors: a green 0 plus six red and six black numbered 1 to 12. Its bets are halves ("1-6", "7-12"), thirds marked LO, MID and HI, a single number or a colour, each with odds of its own. Roulette keeps the 37 pockets of the European wheel and its classic bets, from straight-up to the even-money boxes.
Live betting, slots and a MAD account


Wagers on matches already under way are handled in the live section. There is a separate section for the casino, and another one for slots. New accounts start on the sign-up page; for deposits from Morocco, CIH Bank is an option.
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Roulette: where the chips go
Where is a corner bet placed?
On the point where the four chosen numbers meet.
Where does a split chip go?
On the line between the two adjacent numbers you want to cover.
What are the “2 to 1” boxes for?
Column bets. A chip there backs the column of twelve numbers you expect to contain the winning number.
Can several chips be placed before a spin?
Yes. Chips go down one by one, and the wheel is spun once they are all in place.