Treasure Tomb: a 42-Cell Board, Seven Rows Deep
Treasure Tomb is a grid game in which traps are the danger: open a cell that holds a trap and the game ends, taking the current winnings and the stake with it. The cells hide odds as well as traps. In Algeria, 1xBet lists Treasure Tomb as part of its 1xGames lineup.
The board has 42 cells arranged in 7 rows, with 6 cells in each row. The stake, in Algerian dinars (DZD), is fixed before play begins. Your first cell is always in the bottom row.
What an opened cell does
Here is how the board responds, depending on the cell you choose:
The cell you open | What follows |
|---|---|
A new cell with odds | You receive winnings in line with the odds of its colour |
A cell you have already opened | Moving back onto it leaves your current winnings unchanged |
A trap-free cell in the 7th row | Your winnings are doubled, and the game is over |
Each colour has fixed odds. Blue cells are worth x1.25 and green ones x1.5; yellow comes in at x2, pink at x3, and red at x5, so a pink cell is worth exactly twice a green one. A red cell opened first, for instance, puts the winnings at five times the stake.
Around the edges of the screen
A dark banner above the tiles reads "Place a bet". In the top-left corner there is a "?" button, while a speaker icon fills the opposite corner. Below the game frame, the site adds its own REGISTRATION and LOG IN buttons.
More of 1xBet in Algeria
The casino section sits on a page of its own. Upcoming fixtures go under pre-match betting, and reel-based games are gathered in the slots area. Deposits in DZD can go through Binance Pay, and the account itself is opened on the sign-up form.