Higher vs Lower: Calling the Next Number in 1xGames

Will the next number be even or odd? Higher than the current one, lower, or exactly the same? Higher vs Lower is a simple number-guessing game built around those questions. In Algeria the stakes are in dinars (DZD), and Higher vs Lower is reached through the 1xGames catalogue on 1xBet.

The number the screen displays as the game gets going is the current one. The table below sets out what each of the five options asks of the number that follows it.

What each option needs from the next number

Odds are determined individually for each option. Say the current number is 11 and you choose Lower. The number that comes up next is a 6; since 6 is below 11, the call is right, and at that point the game is over. Had you picked Odd instead, the 6 would not have matched, because 6 is an even number. Even, on the other hand, would have matched it.

The top banner and the MIN to MAX row

Near the top, a banner spells out in capitals: "To start the game, please place a bet". Further down, towards the foot of the screen, the captions MIN, X2, X/2, MAX appear on a row of small buttons. Right at the top, chains hang on either side of the game's logo.

Match betting, slots and a new account

Before kick-off, fixtures can be backed through pre-match betting, while in-play betting covers games that are already running. Slot machines sit in a separate section of the site, and casino games have their own corner as well.

It is the registration page that sets up a dinar account, and RedotPay can then be used to fund it.