1xBet 1xGames

1xGames is an in-house collection of instant-win and provably fair games built directly into the 1xBet platform, separate from slots or live casino tables supplied by third-party studios. Titles load in-browser and settle within seconds, with outcomes generated by the platform itself rather than an external provider.

Playing titles like Dice, Keno, Poker or Hi-Lo starts with setting a stake, then confirming a single action such as a roll, a card draw or a number pick. Each title has its own betting grid and payout table, and round results display immediately after the confirmation click.

Bonuses, free spins and promo codes for 1xGames are typically credited separately from sportsbook or slot bonuses and often apply only to specific titles. Wagering requirements and eligible games are listed in the bonus terms before activation.

1xGames results are generated through a provably fair system, allowing players to check a round's outcome against a seed and hash value once the bet has settled. Winnings post to the main 1xBet balance instantly and follow the same withdrawal process as other account funds.

The sections below on 1XBET break down what 1xGames covers, which titles sit in the catalog and how to open one for the first time.

What is 1xGames on 1xBet?

What is 1xGames on 1xBet

1xGames is an in-house category of instant-win, provably fair games developed by 1xBet itself, separate from the sportsbook and from slots or live tables supplied by outside studios. Titles like Dice, Keno, Poker and Hi-Lo sit inside this section and run on the same platform code rather than third-party RNG systems.

The section covers what sets 1xGames apart inside the broader 1xBet product.

1xGames draws from the main 1xBet account balance directly, with no separate wallet or currency required to place a bet. Rounds settle on-screen within seconds of confirming a stake, and each result can be checked afterward through the seed-and-hash verification already described above. Because 1xBet builds and hosts these titles internally, bet limits, payout tables and game rules are set by the platform rather than negotiated with an external casino supplier.

What types of 1xGames titles are available?

What types of 1xGames titles are available

The 1xGames catalog groups titles by format into card-based games like Poker, number-based games like Keno and Hi-Lo, and dice or wheel-based games like Dice and Plinko-style drops. Each format changes how a round is confirmed and how the payout table reads, which the sections below break down title by title.

How does Dice work?

Dice works by setting a stake, picking a target number on a 0-100 scale, choosing roll-over or roll-under, then confirming the bet so the system generates a random result instantly. The multiplier shifts the moment the target number moves, since it sets the exact probability of winning.

Picking a low target under roll-under mode (or a high target under roll-over mode) narrows the winning range, which raises the payout multiplier shown next to the bet slip. Moving the target toward the middle widens the winning range and drops the multiplier toward even-money payouts. The betting grid updates this multiplier live as the slider or input field changes, before the round is confirmed.

Once the stake and target are locked in, clicking roll submits the bet and the platform generates a number through its provably fair engine. The result appears on screen within seconds, flagged as a win or loss against the chosen roll-over/roll-under condition. The seed and hash values tied to that round stay available afterward for the same verification process described for 1xGames generally.

How does Keno work?

Keno works by picking a set of numbers from the available grid, confirming a stake, then triggering a draw that pulls a fixed count of numbers at random. Payout depends on how many of the picked numbers match the drawn set. The mechanic runs on the same confirm-and-settle flow already described for Dice, but the bet slip here centers on number selection instead of a single target value.

Players choose their numbers from the grid before placing a stake, with the option to select fewer or more numbers depending on the risk level wanted. Clicking the draw button submits the bet and the platform generates the winning numbers instantly through its provably fair engine.

The payout table reads by match count:

• Picking a small set of numbers and matching most of them pays a higher multiplier.

• Picking a large set of numbers and matching only a few pays a lower multiplier.

• The payout row shown in the game's table corresponds directly to the matched-number count from that round.

Results display on screen right after the draw, showing which of the chosen numbers landed in the winning set. The round's seed and hash stay available afterward for the same verification process used across 1xGames.

How does Poker work?

Poker in 1xGames works by dealing a starting hand, letting the player hold or discard cards, then paying out based on the final hand's rank against a fixed payout table, all played solo against the platform's algorithm rather than other users. The format mirrors draw poker, but settlement happens instantly instead of across multiple betting rounds against opponents.

A round starts with a stake and an initial deal, usually five cards shown face-up on screen. The player picks which cards to hold and which to discard, then confirms a single draw that replaces the discarded cards through the same provably fair engine used across 1xGames.

The resulting hand is scored immediately: pairs, straights, flushes and higher combinations each map to a fixed multiplier in the payout table, with stronger hands paying more than a basic pair or no-pair result.

Because there is no opponent to bluff or fold against, the only decision point is which cards to hold before the draw. The seed and hash for that round stay available afterward, matching the verification process already described for Dice and Keno.

How does Hi-Lo work?

Hi-Lo works by showing one card face-up and letting the player bet on whether the next card drawn will be higher or lower. Each correct call stacks a streak multiplier until the player cashes out or misses. The round runs on the same confirm-and-settle flow used across 1xGames, but the payout grows with consecutive wins instead of resetting after a single draw.

A round starts with a stake and one visible card. The player picks higher or lower (some grids also allow a tie call), confirms the bet, and the platform draws the next card through its provably fair engine. A correct call raises the running multiplier and puts a new card on screen for the next prediction, while a wrong call ends the round and clears the accumulated multiplier.

Cash-out timing is the main decision point in Hi-Lo:

• Taking the payout after two or three correct calls locks in a smaller multiplier.

• Continuing to predict raises the potential payout but also raises the odds of hitting a card that breaks the streak.

The interface shows the current multiplier and the next potential multiplier before each prediction, so the choice to stop or continue is made with both numbers visible.

Seed and hash values for the round stay available afterward, matching the verification process described for Dice, Keno and Poker.

How do you access and start playing 1xGames?

How do you access and start playing 1xGames

Accessing 1xGames starts with logging into an existing 1xBet account, since the category sits inside the member area rather than on the public-facing homepage. From there, reaching a playable title takes a handful of steps before the first bet goes in.

The 1xGames tab sits in the main navigation menu on both the desktop site and the mobile app, usually grouped near the casino and live casino sections rather than under sports betting. Opening the tab shows the full catalog as a grid of thumbnails, covering Dice, Keno, Poker, Hi-Lo and the other titles described above. Tapping a thumbnail loads the game directly in-browser, with no separate download or plugin required on either platform.

Once a title is open, the account balance shown on screen is the same shared balance used for sportsbook bets and other games, so funding the account through a standard deposit covers 1xGames as well. Each game's betting grid lists its own minimum and maximum stake, and entering an amount within that range activates the confirm button.

Clicking confirm, whether that means rolling dice, drawing cards or triggering a Keno draw, submits the bet and settles the round within seconds, as already described for each title above.

How are 1xGames payouts and withdrawals processed?

How are 1xGames payouts and withdrawals processed

1xGames payouts process by crediting winnings straight to the main 1xBet wallet the moment a round settles, with the payout size set by the multiplier attached to that specific result. No separate cashier step or conversion applies before the money becomes spendable.

The payout figure comes directly from each title's multiplier table. Dice pays based on the target number chosen before the roll, Keno pays based on how many picked numbers match the draw, and Hi-Lo's multiplier stacks with each correct call until cash-out. Once the round confirms, the platform multiplies the stake by that result and adds the sum to the account balance, with no manual claim step required.

Withdrawing those winnings runs through the same cashier used for sportsbook and slot funds, since 1xGames does not hold a separate wallet. The standard 1xBet withdrawal methods and processing times apply to this balance, the same as for any other funds on the account.

If a deposit bonus funded part of the balance, the sportsbook or casino wagering requirement tied to that bonus clears before the bonus-linked portion becomes withdrawable, separate from the instant 1xGames payout itself.

Are 1xGames results provably fair?

Are 1xGames results provably fair

Yes, 1xGames results are provably fair, since each round generates a seed and hash pair that a player can check against the displayed outcome after the bet settles. This verification sits separate from the result screen itself and confirms the round wasn't altered after the bet was placed.

The hash value publishes before the round starts, locking in the outcome in advance without revealing it. Once the round settles, the matching seed appears on the result screen alongside the round details already described for Dice, Keno, Poker and Hi-Lo. Running that seed through the disclosed hashing method reproduces the same hash shown before the bet, confirming the result wasn't changed after the stake was placed.

1xGames discloses RTP percentages per title directly in each game's info panel or help section, separate from the seed-and-hash fairness check.

How do 1xGames bonuses, free spins and promo codes work?

How do 1xGames bonuses, free spins and promo codes work

1xGames bonuses, free spins and promo codes work by crediting separate balances or spin counts tied to specific titles, with each one activated through a distinct entry point rather than a single universal bonus wallet. Deposit-linked bonuses, free spin packages and promo codes each follow their own activation path before the credit becomes usable inside a game.

A standard deposit bonus adds funds to the main 1xBet balance, and that same balance covers 1xGames stakes alongside sportsbook and slot bets, since 1xGames draws from the shared account funds described earlier rather than a separate wallet. Free spin or free bet credits tied to 1xGames usually name the eligible title directly in the promo terms, restricting use to a game like Dice or Keno rather than applying across the whole catalog.

Promo codes enter at two points: during registration, where a code field sits in the sign-up form, or inside the cashier section for players adding a code to an existing account. Once accepted, the code's terms specify which 1xGames titles qualify and what stake range counts toward the offer.

Wagering requirements then determine when bonus winnings clear for withdrawal.

Bonus funds and any winnings generated from them stay locked until the wagering turnover tied to that specific promotion completes, separate from the instant settlement of a regular 1xGames round.

What advanced strategies can improve 1xGames results?

Advanced results in 1xGames come from matching bet-sizing discipline to each title's volatility rather than chasing losses with bigger stakes. Bet-sizing progressions, session limits and reading how Dice, Keno and Poker pay out differently each shape how a bankroll holds up over a longer session.

A progression like Martingale, doubling the stake after a loss to recover on the next win, raises exposure fast on a game like Dice set at a narrow target number, where losing streaks run longer than the payout table suggests. Setting a fixed win limit and loss limit before a session starts caps that exposure regardless of which progression gets used.

Volatility also differs by title format. Dice at extreme targets and Hi-Lo late in a streak pay high multipliers on low-probability outcomes, Keno sits in between depending on how many numbers get picked, and Poker's payout spread depends on the fixed hand-rank table rather than an adjustable target. Reading that volatility profile before committing a staking plan matches the strategy to the format instead of applying one approach across all 1xGames titles.

What is the house edge on each 1xGames title?

House edge tends to be lowest on Hi-Lo near even-odds calls and highest on Dice at extreme targets, with Keno and Poker falling in between depending on the numbers or hand table used, though exact percentages are not published outside 1xBet's own info panels.

1xBet does not publish a single consolidated house edge table across 1xGames. The edge moves with the bet type chosen rather than staying fixed per game, and the comparison below reflects how each mechanic behaves rather than confirmed percentage figures.

• Dice carries the widest swing, since a target near the middle of the 0-100 scale keeps the edge close to the platform baseline, while an extreme target raises it sharply for a bigger multiplier.

• Hi-Lo runs closest to even odds on the first card call, with the edge rising on each later call as the deck thins and fewer cards stay favorable.

• Keno's edge depends on how many numbers get picked, with small selections and tight match requirements pushing the edge higher than spreading picks across more numbers.

• Poker's edge sits fixed by its hand-rank payout table, since the draw itself follows no adjustable target like Dice or Keno do.

Players comparing titles for a lower edge check each game's posted RTP figure directly in its info panel rather than assuming a flat rate across 1xGames.

How does 1xGames differ from a live casino table on 1xBet?

1xGames differs from a live casino table mainly by removing the human dealer, since every round runs on an algorithm that confirms and settles within seconds instead of waiting on a dealer's actions. That speed and pacing gap shows up across a few specific points.

A live table deals cards or spins a wheel in real time on camera, with a dealer pacing bets, calls and reveals, so a round takes as long as the dealer and other players at the table take. 1xGames titles like Dice, Keno, Poker and Hi-Lo skip that pacing entirely: a single player confirms a stake, triggers the round, and sees the result immediately, with no queue behind other bettors.

Session length also plays out differently. Live tables run on a fixed schedule tied to the dealer's shuffle, deal and payout routine, while 1xGames rounds repeat as fast as the player clicks confirm, letting a session fit many more rounds into the same stretch of time. Live tables also carry chat and camera feed overhead that 1xGames titles don't, since the platform generates each result directly rather than streaming a dealer's physical actions.

Conclusion

Picking a title comes down to matching the payout mechanics above to a risk tolerance: a narrow Dice target or a late Hi-Lo call for high multipliers on longer odds, a mid-range Keno selection or a steady Poker hand table for a flatter edge. Before placing a stake, check the game's RTP in its info panel and confirm bonus terms if a promo code funds the balance, then verify the seed and hash once a round settles to confirm nothing changed after the bet.