Lucky Card: a suit-or-colour card game in 1xGames
In Lucky Card you name either the suit of a card or only its colour, and a correct call is what gets paid. It is a card game from the 1xGames lineup on 1xBet, open to players based in Algeria.
Step one in every game of Lucky Card is the bet, and its amount is fixed before the game begins. On the Algerian site, balances and stakes are kept in dinars (DZD), and USDT can be used to fund them.
Two calls, two sets of odds



Colour and suit are paid at different rates, and the table sets out what each call covers next to its odds:
Call | What you name | Odds if right |
|---|---|---|
Colour | red or black | x2 |
Suit | spades, clubs, diamonds or hearts | x4 |
A correct call multiplies the stake by the odds attached to it, which puts the suit rate at exactly double the colour rate. Say clubs was your call and a club turns up: the stake then comes back multiplied by four.
Around the screen
Near the top of the screen, two round blue buttons frame the text banner, one marked with a music note and the other with a question mark. Lower down, next to a big round green button with an orange triangle, a small panel spells out “Color ×2” and “Suit ×4”, the same rates as in the table. Behind it all stands a theatre stage with curtains, with balloons in the upper corners, and the LUCKY CARD logo above carries a small playing card tucked in at each end.
Beyond Lucky Card
Reels rather than cards? The slots live in a section of their own, and the casino is a separate stop again. Matches already under way can be backed through in-play betting, and fixtures yet to kick off are listed in the pre-match line.
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Lucky Card: questions and answers
Which card decides the outcome?
The top card of the pack, which lies face down in front of you. Your colour or suit call is checked against that one card.
What happens if my call turns out wrong?
A miss is a loss, and with it this game of Lucky Card is finished.
I backed RED and the top card is a diamond. Is that a win?
Yes. On screen the diamond symbol sits under the RED plate, and a correct colour call is paid at x2.