Poseidon: a treasure chest on the ocean floor
Poseidon pays in odds from x1 to x9, and they come into play when a key opens the lock of a treasure chest. The Algerian 1xGames catalogue on 1xBet carries this chest-and-key game, with balances held in Algerian dinars (DZD).
The chest and nine keys lie on the ocean floor, where they were found together. A single key is tried in the lock, once per game, and the bet behind that try is fixed before the game begins.
Payouts across the nine odds



When the chest opens, the stake is multiplied by the odds indicated. Counted in stakes, each value pays:
Odds | x1 | x2 | x3 | x4 | x5 | x6 | x7 | x8 | x9 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Stakes paid | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 |
At x5, for example, the chest returns five stakes, one more than at x4, while x1 brings back exactly the stake and nothing on top, and x9, at the end of the row, returns nine. A key that fails to open the lock costs the game instead, and play stops there.
The wreck and the chest
Later in a game, the dark blue water behind the play area reveals the faint outline of a wrecked sailing ship, masts and rigging included. Down at the foot of the screen sits the chest, its curved lid crossed by riveted bands and a small blue padlock fixed to its front; chest, rivets and wreck are all drawn in the same cold blue-green as the water around them. When the right key is tried, that lid swings back and a pale glow shows inside the chest, while the gold POSEIDON lettering stays in place at the top.
Beyond the chest
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Poseidon: common questions
What does the game ask you to do with the chest?
Open it and take the treasure hidden inside.
Do I choose the key myself?
Yes. Of the nine keys, the one you pick is the one tried in the lock.
What do the keys sit on when it is time to choose?
Square stone tiles, nine of them, each with a gold key.