Mundial: choose your side and work through the grid
Mundial starts with a choice of sides: you name the team you want to play for and, if you wish, the one you will face; leave the second choice open and the opposing team is picked at random. It is a football game played on a grid of cells, and for players in Algeria it sits within the 1xGames section on 1xBet.
Your stake is placed in Algerian dinars (DZD); its starting amount is settled before the game gets under way. The pitch itself is made up of 5x4 cells, each holding players from your side as well as players from the opposing side.
Five odds, one per row
Open a cell, find one of your own players there, and your winnings go up in line with the odds specified for that cell. Those odds are shown on plaques running down the edge of the pitch, one level with each row:
Row, counted from the bottom | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | 5th |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Odds displayed | 1.25 | 1.77 | 3.55 | 14.2 | 56.8 |
The odds climb as you get nearer the goal of the side you are up against. You may also finish the game at any point you choose and take the winnings collected up to then.
Along the bottom of the screen
Under the pitch sits a row of controls. On one side, a blue CHANGE TEAM button has a small orange "?" square above it; on the other, TAKE WINNINGS is written on an orange panel, with a green button showing a stack of coins underneath. Between the two groups, a large round red button carries a white triangle. Higher up, a round grey button with a speaker icon sits beside the top end of the pitch.
Elsewhere on the site
Spinning reels are gathered separately, in the slots area. Real fixtures are covered by the pre-match schedule, where bets go on before kick-off. A new account comes from the sign-up form, and the balance can be funded with USDT if that suits you.