Dice: roll against an opponent in 1xGames
Dice pits your dice against an opponent's in a straight contest of points. Algerian players open it from the 1xGames lobby on 1xBet. Rolling dice is a game that goes back to ancient times.
Two pairs of dice share a treasure map on a pirates' table, one pair per side. The pair lying on the right-hand half of the map is yours, while the one on the left belongs to the opponent.
Controls on the screen

A sign hanging across the top of the screen gives the first instruction: press Play to start the game. Beside it, in the upper-left corner, sits a button marked “i”. Further down, four buttons labelled MIN, X2, X/2 and MAX form an arc, with MIN and MAX at the two ends and the other pair raised slightly between them. Beneath them is the control panel, where Play takes the middle spot: a round red button bearing a triangle.
Points and payouts
Stage | What happens |
|---|---|
Before the game begins | you choose the size of your stake |
After the roll | if your total beats the opponent's, you receive twice the stake |
The win coefficient is 2 whatever the margin. Say your dice come to 10 and the opponent's to 7: the stake comes back doubled. A narrow 6 against 5 pays exactly the same, and so does a 12 against 2.
Beyond this game
On the sports side, the split is by timing: live betting covers matches already in progress, pre-match betting those yet to begin. For spinning reels, head to the slots; the casino section is a separate area. The 1xGames lobby has further games from the same collection as Dice.
Signing up takes place on the registration page, and the account is held in Algerian dinars (DZD). BaridiMob can be used to fund it.
Popular events and sports news
Dice: points, draws and colours
Do both dice count towards my score?
Yes. The numbers showing on your dice are added together, and the opponent's total is worked out the same way.
Do I lose my stake when the totals are level?
No, it is refunded: level totals count as a draw.
Are the black dice mine?
They belong to the opponent; yours are the red pair.