Spin and Win: colour-coded odds and a single arrow
Six colours share the twenty sectors of Spin and Win, one colour per odds value, from x2 up to x20. This wheel game belongs to the 1xGames catalogue at 1xBet Morocco, and the account currency there is MAD.
The banner at the top of the screen tells you to choose the sectors and place your bet, and the stake amount is decided before the game starts. The “Play” button is pressed once the bet is in place.
Colours around the rim
Turquoise x2 is the most common mark, found on eight of the twenty sectors. Red x4 follows with five, then purple x5 with three and orange x7 with two, while green x10 and dark blue x20 get a single sector each.
The side column and the arrow
On the left of the wheel, six buttons are stacked from X2 at the top to X20 at the bottom, matching the marks on the sectors. Above the wheel, a green arrow points straight down at the rim, and the wheel itself is framed by a round window.
What a winning stake returns
Odds on the winning sector | Payout for the stake on it |
|---|---|
x2 | twice the stake |
x4 | four times the stake |
x5 | five times the stake |
x7 | seven times the stake |
x10 | ten times the stake |
x20 | twenty times the stake |
A turquoise x2 sector that wins doubles the stake placed on it. For the same stake, an orange x7 sector pays three and a half times as much, and the green x10 sector five times as much.
Elsewhere at 1xBet Morocco
Reel games have a slots section, while the casino is listed as a section on its own. For sport, matches still to come are open for betting in pre-match, those already under way in live betting. Registration starts on the sign-up form, and in Morocco Attijari (L'bankalik) is among the ways to top up an account.
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Spin and Win questions
Are two sectors with the same odds ever side by side?
No. All the way round the rim, each sector's two neighbours carry odds other than its own.
Can I back an x4 sector and an x10 sector in the same round?
Yes. A bet can go on one sector or on several at once.
What is the arrow for?
It picks the winner: the sector where the arrow stops takes the round.