King's Move: One King and Eight Squares to Choose From
"Make your move and win!" is the bold line printed under the last rule of King's Move, a game played on a chess board and listed among the 1xGames on 1xBet in Algeria. Balances and stakes on this game are in Algerian dinars (DZD).
From the centre of a 3×3 board, where each game places him, the king moves to one of the 8 available squares. Picking that square is your move.
What follows your move on the board


Once you have moved, one of the knights makes a move towards the king. By then the board measures 5×5, and the square under the king stays green if none of the knights can beat him.
Should a knight take the king, the game is over. Should none of the knights take him, odds of x2 are applied to your stake: the amount you bet is multiplied by two.
Labels and buttons on screen
Around the board, the game screen carries these elements:
Where | What you see |
|---|---|
Top of the screen | a wide banner with PLACE A BET written across it |
Just below the board | the BET SETTINGS button, with a small orange round icon at its left end |
Bottom row, middle | a long red button marked with a light triangle |
Bottom row, left and right | a square button with a loudspeaker icon and a square button with a question mark |
The board itself fills the screen of a machine crowned with gears, set against an empty background lower down.
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Quick answers on King's Move
Do you lose if a knight takes the king?
Yes. A king taken by a knight means you lose.
When do the knights show up?
Once your move is made. There are three of them.
Does the board show where the knights can go?
Yes. The squares a knight can move to are red.