Secret Case: a briefcase heist game in Algeria
Which briefcase gets cracked open is up to you in Secret Case, one of the games in 1xBet's 1xGames lineup for Algeria. The idea is a heist: crack a case open and steal the diamond it may be hiding.
Your stake, in Algerian dinars (DZD), is set before the game starts and remains the basis of any payout. There are several cases to choose from, and each game then gives you one attempt: a single case gets opened, and there is no second try.
Diamond or empty


The case you open settles the game:
What the case holds | What follows |
|---|---|
A diamond | You get the stake times the odds shown, anywhere from x1 to x9 |
Nothing | The game is lost, and it ends there |
With a diamond at x7, for example, the payout is seven times the stake; at x4 it would be four times. The odds always multiply the stake you set at the start, so at the same odds a bigger stake brings a bigger payout. At the top of the range, x9 pays nine stakes, three times what x3 pays, while x2, the lowest odds above x1, simply doubles the stake.
The screen around the cases
At the top of the screen, a black oval plaque edged in gold carries the name Secret Case and hangs from two gold chains. A small black square with a question mark sits in the top-left corner. Silver briefcases with handles line the glass shelves in the middle, all alike from the outside, and stacks of banknotes, held by paper bands, are piled up in both bottom corners.
Account, casino and live betting
A dinar account is created on the registration page, and deposits can go through RedotPay. The casino stands apart from 1xGames, while in-play betting on sports sits in the live section.
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Secret Case: quick answers
Is x1 a win or just the stake back?
Just the stake: multiplied by one, it returns exactly what you bet.
Where does the heist take place?
In a bank vault, where several cases are waiting to be opened.
What do the labels under the cases say?
"Place a bet" on a black bar, and PLAY on the orange button beneath it.