Spin and Win: what each sector pays
The 1xGames lineup at 1xBet Algeria includes Spin and Win, a wheel game with twenty sectors, each printed with one of six odds from x2 to x20. Bets go on these sectors, and the game is played from a DZD account.
The amount of the stake is fixed before the game starts. With the bet down, press the “Play” button. A stake on the winning sector is multiplied by the odds printed on that sector.
What the screen shows

A horned golden mask sits at the hub of the wheel, and a green arrow above the rim points straight down at the sectors. Down the left edge runs a column of six buttons marked X2, X4, X5, X7, X10 and X20, the same marks as on the sectors, while a banner across the top prompts you to pick sectors and bet. The sectors are colour-coded too: dark blue for x20, green for x10, orange for x7, purple for x5, red for x4 and turquoise for x2.
Odds printed on the wheel
Twenty sectors share just six values. The low ones repeat around the rim, while x10 and x20 appear once each:
Odds | Number of sectors |
|---|---|
x2 | 8 |
x4 | 5 |
x5 | 3 |
x7 | 2 |
x10 | 1 |
x20 | 1 |
Say the winning sector shows x5 and your stake is on it: the win is then five times that stake. For the same stake, the x20 sector pays exactly four times what an x5 sector does.
Sport, slots and the casino
On the sports side, bets on matches already under way go through in-play betting, while fixtures that have not started yet are in pre-match betting. Slot machines have a section of their own, as does the casino. A new account starts on the sign-up page; in Algeria, RedotPay is one of the ways to fund it.
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Spin and Win: questions and answers
What sits on either side of the x20 sector?
A turquoise x2 sector on one side and an orange x7 on the other.
How is the winning sector decided?
By the arrow. Whichever sector it lands on wins.
Does a bet have to stay on one sector?
No. It can cover one sector or several.