Sherlock's Secret: the locked chest of 1xGames
In Sherlock's Secret, the whole game is a treasure chest and the question of whether your key opens it. If you play from Algeria, look for it in the 1xGames catalogue on 1xBet.
Balances here are kept in Algerian dinars (DZD), and the amount of each bet is locked in before play starts.
The game in a few lines


Here is how a game of Sherlock's Secret is set up and what the lock can lead to:
Detail | In this game |
|---|---|
Where they were found | A room where a treasure chest has been found together with nine keys |
Attempts at the lock | One, and only one |
A key that fits | The chest opens; the stake is then multiplied by whatever odds are indicated |
Range of those odds | From x1 up to x9 |
The bottom of that range is easy to read: a chest opened at x1 pays back exactly what was staked. Any higher figure works the same way, with the stake multiplied by that number.
Two men and a hanging sign
Before any bet goes in, the lower half of the screen belongs to two men in long coats and hats, standing shoulder to shoulder. One, in a bowler hat and a blue coat, keeps an arm folded and rests his other hand under a thick moustache. His taller companion wears a light-brown coat and a cap with a peak at the front and another at the back; he leans on a cane and holds a pipe that is still smoking. High above them, a sign hanging from two hooks carries the words "Place a bet to get started!".
Outside the locked room
Matches yet to start are on the pre-match betting line. Spinning reels are the business of the slots page. As for a new account, the sign-up page handles it. Live matches already under way have their own in-play section.
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Sherlock's Secret: player questions
Who decides which key goes into the lock?
You do. The chest opens only if the key you choose is the right one.
What does the top of the odds range pay?
The highest odds value is x9, and at that figure the payout is nine times your stake.
Is there anything left to play after a wrong key?
No. If the key fails to open the lock, the result is a loss and the game ends.