Sharp Shooter: the dealer rolls, then it is your turn
An orange button with a speaker icon sits in the top corner of the Sharp Shooter screen, beside a dark plaque that reads "Press Play to start the game". Below it, small stars dot a purple background, and a glowing pale-blue ring lights up the middle of the screen.
Behind that opening screen is a dice game against a dealer. He rolls three numbers; a win means reproducing every one of them on your own dice within three throws. Moroccan players find the game in the 1xGames section of 1xBet, with stakes placed in dirhams (MAD).
From the dealer's roll to yours
Before anything is rolled, the stake is fixed. The dealer then throws first, and your turn follows his. Whatever you match stays matched: if he shows 3, 6 and 2 and your first throw gives 2, 4 and 4, the 2 is done and the next two throws are about the 3 and the 6. Each throw of yours puts three numbers on the table, as in that 2, 4, 4.
What each winning throw pays
The amount comes from the stake and from the throw that completed the match:
Throw | Multiplier | Returned |
|---|---|---|
First | x9 | stake × 9 |
Second | x2.4 | stake × 2.4 |
Third | x1.5 | stake × 1.5 |
Nine times the stake is what a first-throw win hands back. Between the two others sits x2.4 for the second throw: the stake returned a little under two and a half times. The further down the table the win lands, the smaller the multiplier.
Beyond this game
The slots section brings the reel games together. Fixtures with a kick-off still ahead go to the pre-match line; once play has started, they move to live betting. A dirham account is opened via registration and can be topped up with Cash Plus, among other methods.