Sea Treasures: Three Shells, Pearls and a Crab
Out of ten closed shells, you get to open three at most. Sea Treasures is a shell-picking game from the 1xGames lineup on 1xBet's Algerian site, and its bets come out of a DZD balance.
A bet comes first: the opening stake is set before play starts. Hidden among the shells are pearls and crabs; the remaining shells hold nothing at all. When a shell you open turns out empty, the next step is simply to try another one.
Pearl, empty shell or crab



Inside the shell | Pearl | Nothing | Crab |
|---|---|---|---|
Multiplier or effect | a winning multiplier, anywhere from x2 to x5 | multiplier of 0 | every win accumulated before it is lost |
Winnings come from the shells that hold pearls. Compare the two ends of the pearl range from the table: x5 works out at exactly two and a half times x2.
When a game is lost
You open three shells, one after another, and all three of them turn out to be empty: that is a loss, which closes the game on the spot.
A look at the screen
Dark, jagged rock hangs along the top edge of the scene, above the logo and the banner with its text. Off to the left, above the shells, a round green ball, partly see-through, floats in the water on its own. Small dark fish drift through the water between the rock and the shells.
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Sea Treasures FAQ
Do the multipliers of two pearls add up?
Yes. Total winnings are worked out by adding together the multipliers of the pearls you find.
How long can an unfinished game wait?
Up to 7 days from its start. Past that limit, it is finished automatically and the stake is gone.
Can the game choose the shells for me?
Yes. Instead of opening shells one by one yourself, you can select the Open random shells option.