Virtual esports betting in Morocco with 1xBet: FIFA leagues, Mortal Kombat 1 and quick games
Virtual Esports is the 1xBet section for simulated fixtures open to betting: football competitions played on the FC 24 to FC 26 editions, Mortal Kombat 1 fights, volleyball and marble football, with a set of quick games alongside 🎮. A bettor based in Morocco plays it all from a dirham balance, and 1xBet describes the section as available 24/7.
The menu brings together the FIFA, Mortal Kombat, PES, esports volleyball and marble football sections, each opening its own list of competitions, fights or games. Its contents shift from one page load to the next, the set of quick games included, so the titles named below were noted on one visit and the list may look different when you open it.
How a FIFA competition name reads
Three editions of the football game share the FIFA section: FC 26, FC 25 and FC 24. A competition name usually opens with the edition, sometimes flags a reduced format, then names the simulated league, so the main details are visible before a fixture is even opened. These are the competitions spotted in the section, grouped by edition:
Edition | Competitions spotted | What the name adds |
|---|---|---|
FC 24 | FC 24. 4x4. England Championship | 4x4: four players per side |
FC 25 | FC 25. Europe League, FC 25. Italy Championship, FC 25. 3x3. Conference League | 3x3 on the Conference League: three players per side |
FC 26 | FC 26. Spain Championship, FC 26. Germany Championship | the country of the league, with no reduced format |
One competition breaks the pattern: UEFA Nations League. Simulation shows no edition in its name and puts national teams on the pitch instead of clubs. The English four-a-side championship goes the other way and uses familiar club names, with Manchester City vs Liverpool, Bournemouth vs Crystal Palace and Brentford vs West Ham United among its fixtures. On the English version of the site, every competition in the table keeps the name shown above, from Europe League to Spain Championship.
Beyond FIFA: fights, PES, volleyball and marble football
Fighting has a section of its own, Mortal Kombat, where Mortal Kombat 1 characters meet two at a time. Johnny Cage vs Kitana, Reptile vs Liu Kang and General Shao vs Johnny Cage are among the bouts listed, and each bout carries the names of its two fighters and nothing else. Mortal Kombat 1 is the only edition of the fighting game listed, while virtual football spreads across three.
PES is the second virtual football section next to FIFA; its fixtures sit under their own menu entry rather than inside the FIFA list. Esports volleyball adds volleyball to the section, and in marble football the competition to look for is the International League, contested by national teams: Brazil vs USA is one of its fixtures.
Quick games in the menu
Next to the sports simulations sits a list of quick games, sharing the same menu as FIFA, PES and Mortal Kombat. Some keep a sports theme, such as Darts live or the card games built around cricket, basketball and football. Others are long-standing classics: Roulette, Dice, Baccarat, Russian Lotto, Seka, Durak, Seven and a Half, or a game simply called 21. The titles spotted also include Victory Formula, Battleship, e-Sport Poker, Gold Rush, Crystal, Killer Joker and Higher vs Lower.
Virtual, Cyber Stream or real esports?
No nickname appears on a virtual fixture: only clubs, national teams or characters face each other. Cyber Stream's video-broadcast fixtures follow a different rule, since each club there is followed by the nickname of the person controlling it, in brackets, as in Napoli (Adept) - Barcelona (Ashe). On Cyber Stream, then, a bet also involves two identified players; on a virtual fixture, it rests on the teams or fighters the fixture names. What the two sections share is the events calendar, the All filter and the Live tag on games in progress. Real esports, for its part, has a separate home: real esports competitions.
Finding a fixture and placing a bet
To see what is coming up, open the section's events calendar; there is also an All filter, while the menu sections split the offer game by game. From there, a bet follows a short path:
pick a menu section, for example FIFA, PES or Mortal Kombat;
open a competition and check the edition and format shown in its name;
choose the fixture, noting that the Live tag marks a game already under way;
select the bet, enter the stake in dirhams and confirm.
Outside the virtual section, esports betting has pages of its own: the esports pre-match line for betting ahead of time, and in-play esports markets for games in progress.
Dirham balance and Moroccan payment options
Betting starts with registering an account from Morocco; the balance is then held in Moroccan dirhams (MAD) 💳. It is funded through Attijari (L'bankalik), CIH Bank, Cash Plus or Al Barid Bank, with the method picked in the account's cashier. That one balance then covers every part of Virtual Esports, from FIFA competitions and Mortal Kombat 1 bouts to quick games.