African Roulette: the 13-sector wheel on 1xBet
African Roulette is a roulette game played with thirteen numbered sectors, from 0 to 12, and a single ball. It sits in the 1xGames catalogue on 1xBet in Algeria, with stakes drawn from a DZD account.
On the opening screen the white ball rests in the middle of the wheel. Red and black sectors, six of each, take turns around the rim, and the numbers follow no running order: 11, for example, lies between 6 and 4, and the 0 sits between 4 and 5.
Screen captions and the spin
A "Your stake" indicator at the top centre shows the amount currently staked, and a wide red button captioned "Place a bet" sits below the wheel, while a round "?" button occupies the top right corner. The "Spin" button sets the wheel and the ball in motion together; once the wheel stops, the ball drops into one of the thirteen sectors.
Bets on the table and what they pay
Besides the numbers, the betting table has boxes for halves, thirds and colours:
Bet | Box to cover | Numbers covered | Odds |
|---|---|---|---|
Straight-up | Any single number | 1 | 12.6 |
First or second half | "1-6" or "7-12" | 6 | 2.1 |
One third | "LO" (1 to 4), "MID" (5 to 8) or "HI" (9 to 12) | 4 | 3.15 |
Colour | "Red" or "Black" | 6 | 2.1 |
Odds rise as coverage shrinks. Halves and colours, six numbers each, share the same 2.1. A third, at 3.15, carries one and a half times those odds, and a single number, at 12.6, carries exactly four times the odds of a third.
Account and other sections
Accounts are opened on the sign-up page; in Algeria, BaridiMob is among the ways to deposit. The casino section gathers more games; reel games have their own section, the slot machines; upcoming fixtures sit in pre-match sports betting.