Fortune 18: bets on the sector where the arrow stops
In Fortune 18, the winning sector is whichever one the arrow lands on. The wheel, with nineteen numbered sectors, belongs to 1xBet's 1xGames catalogue in Algeria, and accounts there are held in Algerian dinars (DZD).
Your part of the round comes before that moment: you place a bet. If it is on the sector that wins, your winnings are calculated at the odds specified for that bet.
What the wheel looks like
Around the rim, the numbers run from 0 to 18 in sequence, with 1 just to the right of zero and 18 just to its left. The colours rotate orange, blue, green starting from 1, which brings orange back on 4 and blue on 5. Zero, down at the bottom, is neither orange, blue nor green, and a bet on it is possible only as an exact number. Above the wheel, the opening screen shows the prompt "SELECT THE ODDS!", which changes to "PLACE A BET" once a bet has been picked.
Four bet types, each with its own odds
Bet type | Odds |
|---|---|
Exact number | 18 |
Colour: orange, blue or green | 3 |
Colour together with even or odd | 6 |
First half or second half | 2 |
Suppose you back green together with even and that bet wins: the payout is six times the stake. On the same stake, a plain colour bet at 3 returns half as much as that pairing. The game also takes bets on one of three thirds and on even or odd alone.
Beyond Fortune 18 on 1xBet
Betting on a match that is already under way happens in the in-play section. Two further destinations are slots and the casino, while fixtures not yet kicked off appear in the sportsbook line.
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Fortune 18: choosing a bet, thirds and parity
How do I choose what to bet on in Fortune 18?
By selecting that bet's odds in the table.
What are the odds on a third?
A bet on any one of the three thirds has odds of 3.
What does a bet on even or odd pay?
Odds of 2, the same for even as for odd: a winning bet returns double the stake.