Yahtzee in Morocco: what each roll pays
Yahtzee is a dice game that 1xBet Morocco lists among its 1xGames, with a dirham (MAD) account and Cash Plus among the deposit routes. Five dice in a single roll, and a table of six categories of combinations.
The bet comes before the roll. The five dice are then read, and if they form a combination from the table the stake is multiplied by its coefficient. If they form more than one, only the highest coefficient is taken.
The table in order


Three dice of the same value, from Ones to Sixes: x3.
Small Straight, four in a row: x1.7.
Large Straight, five in a row: x3.2.
Full House, three and two: x3.5.
Four of a kind, four of the same value: x4.
Five of a kind, the combination that carries the game's name: x100.
The quirk of the table is that the Large Straight (x3.2) pays more than the Small Straight (x1.7) but less than a Full House (x3.5), and three of a kind of any value is x3 whether it is Ones or Sixes.
The examples as in the window
Combination | Example |
|---|---|
Ones | 1-1-1-4-3 |
Twos | 2-2-2-4-6 |
Small Straight | 2-3-4-5-1 |
Large Straight | 2-3-4-5-6 |
Full House | 2-3-3-2-2 |
And the window's example of several combinations at once: four dice out of five showing a "3" mean both four of a kind and threes, so x4 is paid.
The setting
Purple curtains and a hostess on a red chair, with a velvet table carrying a row of dice slots that starts with a red die and two chevrons. The dice button and the "?" sit in the top corner, and at the bottom coins, green play and refresh rest on a golden ribbon.
Around the game
With dirhams on the account after registration, three doors open: the line for what has not started, the live section for what is on, and the casino for those who like dealers.
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Yahtzee questions
Is it one roll or several?
One roll of five dice, and the combination is read straight away.
What does the dice button in the corner open?
The window of combinations and coefficients, while the "?" opens the full rules.
Do Ones pay less than Sixes?
No. Three dice of the same value pay x3 whatever the value.