Crown & Anchor Dice Game in Morocco: Rules, Bets and Payouts
What Crown & Anchor Is and Why Players Enjoy It
Crown & Anchor is a classic three-dice game with a nautical spirit, once the favourite pastime of English sailors and now a fixture in the 1xGames section on the official 1xbet site. Instead of numbers, the three dice are marked with six symbols — a crown, an anchor, and the four card suits: heart, spade, diamond and club. The idea is easy to grasp in one go: pick the symbols you think will land face up, back them with a stake, and let the roll settle the round.
The charm sits in that clarity. A single round is over in seconds, the rules fit into a single breath, and still every roll carries a small jolt of anticipation, because you can spread your bet across several symbols at the same time. If you like fast, luck-driven titles that never ask you to study a rulebook, this one belongs right beside the rest of the 1xGames catalogue, where every round is short and each outcome is a clean new roll.
How the Game Works: Rules and the Flow of a Round
Every round follows the same rhythm, which is why the game is so easy to learn on your very first try. You start by looking at the betting layout — six cells, each marked with one of the game's symbols. You place a stake on any cell that appeals to you, and nothing stops you from covering two, three or even all six symbols in the same round.
Once your selections are locked, the three dice are rolled together on the table. Each die comes to rest showing a single symbol on its top face. If a symbol you backed appears, that bet wins; if it fails to show on any of the three dice, the stake tied to that symbol is lost. Bets on different symbols are settled on their own, so one pick that misses never drags down another that landed.
The real tension comes from the counting. A symbol can turn up on one die, on two dice, or on all three at once, and the more often it shows, the larger the return on the stake you placed there. Behind it all sits a certified random number generator, so every result is independent — the roll you just saw has no bearing on the one that follows.
Bets and Payouts Explained
The payout structure rewards you for how often your chosen symbol appears, rather than for guessing a single exact result. Back just one symbol and you already hold three chances for it to land, one on each die. That small detail changes how the whole round feels, because a good roll can match your symbol more than once and multiply what you take back. Here is how a round pays, and what each line means for your stake.
Parameter | Value | What it gives the player |
|---|---|---|
Dice per round | 3 special dice | Three chances for a symbol to appear on every roll |
Symbols on the board | Crown, Anchor, Heart, Spade, Diamond, Club | Six options to spread your stake |
One matching symbol | Pays 1:1 | Your stake back plus an equal amount |
Two matching symbols | Pays 2:1 | A stronger return when a symbol lands twice |
Three matching symbols | Pays 3:1 | The top payout a round can deliver |
Bets per round | One or several symbols | Cover more of the layout in a single roll |
Stake limits | A set minimum and maximum, fixed before the roll | You keep full control over how much is at risk |
Reading the Odds Before You Roll
Look closely at that table and a simple truth surfaces — the value of the game lives in the matches, not merely in a single win. A symbol that shows on all three dice returns far more than one that lands alone, so the question of where to concentrate your stake genuinely matters. Spreading a bet thinly across every symbol almost guarantees a hit or two, but the payouts stay modest; loading more onto one or two symbols lifts both the risk and the size of a possible return.
There is no hidden pattern to crack and no streak to ride, because the random number generator keeps each roll fully independent of the last. That is precisely why the game stays honest and quick: you weigh how bold you want to be, place the stake, and let the dice give their answer. Treat the payout ladder as a guide for sizing each bet rather than a promise of profit, and you will read every round with a much clearer head.
How to Start Playing Crown & Anchor
Getting to your first roll takes only a handful of steps on the official 1xbet site, and none of them are technical.
Create your account with a few basic details and confirm it.
Already registered? Just sign in to your profile and pick up where you left off.
Add funds in Moroccan dirham using whichever local method suits you best.
Open the 1xGames section and find Crown & Anchor among the dice titles.
Set your stake, choose one or more symbols on the board, and confirm the bet.
Roll the dice and watch the result settle each of your picks in turn.
None of the sequence is complicated, and after a round or two the whole loop becomes second nature — you will barely glance at the steps and simply reach for the next roll.
Tactics and Bankroll Management
Crown & Anchor is a game of pure chance, so no clever method can tilt a roll in your favour — but a little discipline keeps the session enjoyable from start to finish. Decide before you begin how much you are willing to put in play, and treat that number as a firm ceiling rather than a loose suggestion. Splitting your bankroll into small, equal stakes lets you sit through many more rounds than a couple of oversized bets ever could.
Some players prefer to cover several symbols at once so hits arrive more often, accepting that each win is smaller in size; others zero in on one or two symbols and chase the two- and three-match payouts, fully aware that dry spells are part of the deal. Neither route is the right one — they simply suit different temperaments. Walk away once you reach a limit you set in advance, whether you are up or down, and glance at the current promotions and offers before you sit down, since a well-timed bonus can stretch a modest bankroll further. The steady hand, not the big swing, is what keeps the game fun across a long run of rolls.
Playing on Mobile and Depositing in Morocco
Crown & Anchor runs smoothly on a phone, which is exactly where most players in Morocco spend their time. Through the 1xbet mobile app the dice board scales neatly to your screen, the six symbols stay large and easy to tap, and a round finishes in the same few seconds it would on a desktop. Funding your balance is just as local — you top up in dirham using the methods Moroccans already reach for every day.
Method | Type | When it is convenient |
|---|---|---|
CIH Bank | Bank transfer | You prefer to move funds straight from a CIH account |
Attijariwafa Bank | Bank transfer | You want a wide branch network across Morocco |
Al Barid Bank | Bank and postal | You rely on a Barid account common in every region |
Lbankalik | Online mobile banking | You want a fully digital top-up from the phone |
Cash Plus | Cash payment | You would rather pay with cash at a nearby agent |
Pick whichever line matches how you normally handle your money. A CIH or Attijariwafa transfer suits anyone who prefers to bank in person or move funds straight from an account they already hold. Lbankalik keeps the whole process inside the phone, ideal for players who rarely set foot in a branch. Al Barid Bank reaches into every corner of the country through its postal network, and Cash Plus fills the gap for anyone without a card, letting you hand over dirham at a nearby agent and see it appear in your balance. Whichever you choose, the deposit lands in the very same wallet the game draws from, so you can move from top-up to your first roll in one uninterrupted flow, all from the palm of your hand.
Is Crown & Anchor Worth a Try?
Few dice games strike this balance between speed and simplicity. The rules take a single read, the six symbols leave room to bet cautiously or boldly, and the certified random generator keeps every roll clean and impossible to predict. For players in Morocco the practical side lines up just as neatly — dirham deposits through familiar banks and cash agents, a mobile board that fits the palm of your hand, and a permanent place inside the wider 1xbet casino and games library for whenever you fancy a change of pace.
Set yourself a budget, learn the payout ladder by heart, and Crown & Anchor turns into an easy, honest way to enjoy a few quick rounds between the heavier titles. Line up your symbols, place the stake, and let the dice do the rest.
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Crown & Anchor: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you play Crown & Anchor?
You place a stake on one or more of the six symbols — crown, anchor, heart, spade, diamond or club — then three dice are rolled. Every symbol that appears on a die settles the bet you put on it, and the more dice it shows on, the bigger the return on that stake.
What is the minimum bet in Crown & Anchor?
Each round has a set minimum and maximum stake that is fixed before you roll, so you can start small and stay well within a budget you choose. You enter the exact amount in dirham on the betting screen before you confirm the round.
How do I withdraw my winnings in Morocco?
Winnings are paid to your 1xbet balance, and you can cash out in dirham through local options such as CIH Bank, Attijariwafa, Al Barid Bank, Lbankalik or Cash Plus. Open the withdrawal page, pick your method, and follow the on-screen steps.
Can I play Crown & Anchor on my phone?
Yes. The dice board is built to fit a mobile screen, and through the 1xbet mobile app the symbols stay easy to tap while rounds play just as fast as on a computer. You can deposit, roll and withdraw entirely from the phone.
Is Crown & Anchor fair?
Every roll is produced by a certified random number generator, so each result is independent and cannot be influenced by earlier rounds. There is no pattern to predict — the dice are as random on your hundredth roll as on your first.