Sherlock's Secret: your key against the chest's lock
In Sherlock's Secret, a stake can come back multiplied by odds anywhere from x1 to x9, provided the right key opens a locked treasure chest. It is listed among the games of the 1xGames lineup on the Moroccan site of 1xBet, where accounts run in Moroccan dirhams (MAD).
The key is your call: you pick one of nine and try it in the lock.
Right key, wrong key


Once a stake has been set (that happens before the game starts), everything hinges on whether the lock gives way to the key you picked:
If the key… | …then |
|---|---|
opens the lock | the treasure chest opens, and the odds indicated multiply your stake |
fails to open the lock | you lose, and that is the end of the game |
Say the odds indicated are x9: the payout is then the stake times nine. Below x9, the payout shrinks in step with the figure shown, down to x1.
Buttons along the bottom edge
The lower part of the game screen holds three round buttons, each set in a scrolled, gold-coloured frame and carrying no text. The one with a stack of coins and the one with a question mark are both blue; between them sits a green button marked with a white triangle. Further down, a strip across the bottom carries two wide buttons, a green REGISTRATION and a blue LOG IN.
Beyond the treasure chest
Matches that are already being played are open for bets through live betting, while reels have a home of their own on the slots page. Bets on fixtures still to come go through the pre-match line, and for the casino there is a dedicated casino section. Opening an account starts at the registration form; CIH Bank is among the options for paying in once it exists.
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Questions about Sherlock's Secret
Is the lock tried once or several times?
Once. The game gives a single attempt at it.
What kind of place hides the chest?
A room: the treasure chest was found there along with its keys.
Can a win pay back no more than the stake?
Yes. When the indicated odds are x1, what you receive equals what you staked.