Sharp Shooter: three throws against the dealer
In Sharp Shooter the target is set by the dealer: his dice show three numbers, and yours have to show the same ones. 1, 5 and 3 on his side means 1, 5 and 3 on yours, with three throws to get there. Sharp Shooter sits in the 1xGames range at 1xBet in Algeria.
The stake is settled before the game starts. From then on the dice go on being rolled automatically, each side in turn.
One die for one dealer die


A die of yours can be matched with a single dealer die. Suppose the dealer's combination is 4, 4 and 2 and your throw brings 4, 1 and 6: that lone 4 covers just one of his two 4s, never both.
What a winning throw pays
The payout is tied to the throw on which the match becomes complete, and the earlier that happens, the higher the coefficient:
Winning throw | First | Second | Third |
|---|---|---|---|
Coefficient | x9 | x2.4 | x1.5 |
A win on the first throw returns nine times the stake, six times what the same win on the third throw returns, with x2.4 for the second throw sitting between the two. If the third throw passes without the dealer's combination being reproduced, the bet is lost and the game ends.
Buttons and bars at the top
Three red bars sit in a row under the sign at the top of the screen. To the left of that sign is a round orange button marked with a question mark; to the right, a matching orange button carries a speaker icon.
Elsewhere on 1xBet
Matches already under way are listed under live betting, while the casino keeps its own corner of the site. Opening an account in Algerian dinars (DZD) goes through the sign-up form; one of the methods accepted for deposits is RedotPay.
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Sharp Shooter: order of play and partial matches
Do I throw before or after the dealer?
After. The dealer rolls his dice first, then your turn comes.
The dealer shows 1, 5 and 3 and my first throw brings 5, 2 and 2. What are the next two throws for?
For the 1 and the 3, the numbers still missing; the 5 is already matched.
Is there a smaller payout when only part of the dealer's combination is matched?
No. The payout applies only once every number on the dealer's dice has been matched.