Lottery: instant scratch tickets on 1xBet in Algeria
Lottery is the instant lottery of the 1xGames section on 1xBet in Algeria: blue tickets scattered on a dark wooden table, a coin, and grey fields marked "Scratch here". The account is in Algerian dinars (DZD).
Two kinds of ticket lie on the table. One has a single wide field; the other has nine fields in three rows, and that is the one the rules describe in detail.
How to play, as the window puts it


Buy a lottery ticket. At least one game must be on your balance.
Select your ticket by clicking on one of those on offer.
Take the coin and scratch a field. On a nine-field ticket, scratch any three.
The win on a nine-field ticket equals the sum of the points in the three scratched fields. The window adds that every successful attempt raises the total awarded per game.
Tickets, counters and messages
On screen | Meaning |
|---|---|
"Buy tickets" | Opens the purchase, with buttons to raise or lower the number of tickets |
"Tickets bought" | How many you hold |
"Points won" | Running sum of what the fields revealed |
"You must select a ticket to play" | Shown if you scratch before choosing a ticket |
"Please buy a ticket to take part" | Shown before the first purchase |
Unscratched fields carry three question marks above a grey metallic strip; under the tickets, the "Superprize of the month" section shows a smartphone.
The monthly ticket
Every month, one winning ticket with a hidden prize is put up for grabs. The rules say nothing more about it, so the details appear in the game itself.
Beyond the tickets
Registration opens a dinar account, funded for instance with BaridiMob; the form is on the sign-up page. Live matches take bets in the live section, slot machines fill the slots section, and dealer tables wait in the casino.
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Lottery: the coin, the small ticket and the balance
What do you scratch with?
A coin shown on the screen: drag it across the grey field to reveal the points underneath.
How many fields does the small ticket have?
One wide field marked "Scratch here", unlike the large ticket with its nine fields.
What happens when the balance runs out of games?
"You don't have enough games!" comes up, and the next scratch waits for new tickets.