Deluxe Cards — the Match-and-Win Card Game in the 1xGames Section
What Deluxe Cards is and why it grabs you
Deluxe Cards is a fast card game from the 1xGames section, built on one simple idea: turn over nine hidden cards and get rewarded when identical ones line up. There is no long tutorial, no complicated betting board, and no waiting for a match to finish. You set your stake, start the round, and within seconds you know whether the grid handed you a paying combination.
What makes it click for most players is the pace. Each round is self-contained, so a single tap reveals the outcome and a short break is enough for several hands. The face-down 3×3 layout keeps everything visual and easy to read: you are always hunting for three, four, or five of the same symbol. You can browse plenty of similar titles in the 1xGames collection, but Deluxe Cards holds its own thanks to a clean paytable and a Joker feature that can rescue a weak round. If you have ever flipped cards hoping for a pair, you already understand the core loop here.
How the game works: rules and the round flow
Every round of Deluxe Cards starts from a 3×3 grid of nine face-down cards. Before anything is revealed you choose your stake and press Place a Bet. The game then turns the cards over one by one, showing the hidden symbols until all nine are open.
Your result depends on how many identical symbols appear once the grid is fully revealed. Match three of the same value and you have a paying combination; four of a kind pays more, and the strongest outcomes involve five matching cards. When no qualifying group forms, the round simply ends without a prize and you move on to the next hand.
Number cards and picture cards behave differently. Line up three low or mid-value numbers and you collect a straight multiplier. Line up three of a face card, and instead of instant cash you are awarded free spins. Those free spins change the game: a Joker joins the deck and can stand in for any other card to complete a combination, turning a near-miss into a full four- or five-card match.
Because each hand is produced by a certified random number generator, every reveal is independent, and a big win on one round has no bearing on the next. To see how card titles sit next to roulette, dice and wheel games, the wider casino games hub gives you the full picture.
Stakes and payouts explained
Stakes in Deluxe Cards are flexible. You pick an amount inside the minimum and maximum the game allows, and on the Moroccan site that amount is set in dirhams (MAD). Payouts are not flat prizes — your stake is multiplied by the odds attached to whatever combination you land. If the grid produces more than one winning group at once, the game adds those odds together and multiplies your stake by the combined total. The table below shows what each element actually delivers before you commit real money.
Parameter | Value | What it gives the player |
|---|---|---|
Stake range | Adjustable min–max in MAD | Play small to learn or larger to chase bigger returns |
Low cards (2, 3, 4) | x1 for three, up to x5 with the Joker | Frequent, low-risk base payouts |
Medium cards (5, 6, 7) | x2 for three, up to x15 with the Joker | Mid-tier rewards that land often enough to matter |
High cards (8, 9, 10) | x4 for three, up to x25 with the Joker | Stronger multipliers for tougher matches |
Jack / Queen | Free spins for three, up to x40 with the Joker | Bonus rounds plus heavy multipliers on four-card hits |
King | Free spins for three, up to x50 with the Joker | Top-tier payouts and extra free spins |
Ace | Free spins for three, up to x100 with the Joker | The highest multiplier on the board |
Joker | Appears only during free spins | Substitutes any card to complete a combination |
Multiple wins | Odds are summed | One grid can pay several combinations at once |
Reading the paytable: from three of a kind to the Joker
The logic of that paytable is easy to hold in your head: the higher the card, the harder the match is to complete and the bigger the reward. Three low numbers such as 2s, 3s or 4s return a modest multiplier, while three 8s, 9s or 10s pay several times more. Push a number set to four of a kind and the multiplier jumps again; add the Joker during free spins to reach five matching cards and it climbs to the top of that tier.
Picture cards work in two stages. Three Jacks or Queens do not pay cash directly — they hand you free spins, and it is the four-card and Joker versions that carry the heavy multipliers. Kings and Aces sit at the very top, and a full Ace combination with the Joker delivers the largest multiplier on the board. That is why the Ace is the card every player quietly hopes to uncover, and why knowing this ladder matters more than chasing every symbol on the grid.
How to start playing
Getting into a round takes about a minute, even on your first 1xGames title.
Create your profile. Open an account with a few basic details to unlock the games catalogue.
Sign in. Already registered? Log in and go straight to the 1xGames section.
Add funds in MAD. Top up with a Moroccan payment method so your balance is ready.
Open Deluxe Cards. Find the title in the card-games list and load it.
Set your stake. Choose an amount inside the allowed range and keep it comfortable for your budget.
Press Place a Bet. Let the nine cards reveal and read the grid for matching symbols.
Collect and repeat. Any win is credited automatically, and the next hand is ready immediately.
Once your account is funded, the whole loop from stake to result takes only seconds.
Tactics and bankroll management
There is no system that forces a win in Deluxe Cards — every reveal is random and independent, and no pattern of past rounds predicts the next grid. What you can control is how you spend your balance.
Start by deciding on a session budget and splitting it into small, equal stakes. Because each hand resolves instantly, funds disappear faster than you expect, so a fixed stake per round keeps your session length predictable. Many players stay near the lower end of the range while they learn how often combinations land, then adjust once they have a feel for the rhythm.
Treat the free-spin cards as the swing factor, not the plan. Face-card combinations are rarer than low-number matches, so build your session around steady, smaller multipliers and treat any Joker-assisted five-card hit as a bonus. It also helps to set a stop point — a target you are happy to walk away on, and a limit that ends the session if the grid runs cold. If you enjoy extra value, keep an eye on the current promotions and offers, since bonuses stretch a balance further than raising your stake ever will.
Playing from your phone and topping up in Morocco
Deluxe Cards runs comfortably on a phone. The 3×3 grid scales neatly to a small screen, the single Place a Bet button sits within thumb reach, and rounds load fast even on mobile data. Through the mobile app and mobile site you can open the game, deposit, and collect winnings without touching a desktop. Funding your balance in Morocco is simple, and it pays to choose a method that matches how you already handle money.
Method | Type | When it is convenient |
|---|---|---|
CIH Bank | Bank transfer | You already bank with CIH and want fast account-to-account top-ups |
Attijariwafa Bank | Bank transfer | Everyday banking users who prefer a familiar branch network |
Al Barid Bank | Postal bank | You manage money through the postal network |
Lbankalik | Mobile banking | You would rather handle deposits entirely from a banking app |
Cash Plus | Cash / agent | You deal in cash and top up at an agent counter, no card needed |
For most players a local bank such as CIH or Attijariwafa is the natural default: transfers land quickly and you are moving money between accounts you already trust. Al Barid Bank suits anyone who banks through the postal network, while Lbankalik works well if you prefer to manage everything from a banking app. Cash Plus fills the gap for players who deal mainly in cash — you top up at an agent counter and play without needing a card at all. Whichever route you pick, the deposit is in dirhams, so there is no currency conversion to think about while you play.
The bottom line on Deluxe Cards
Deluxe Cards keeps a genuinely old idea — flip cards, hope they match — and wraps it in a quick, readable format that fits a phone screen and a short break alike. The nine-card grid, the tiered multipliers from low numbers up to the Ace, and the Joker that only appears during free spins give every round a clear shape: you always know what you are chasing and what it would be worth.
If you have understood the paytable and set yourself a comfortable budget, you have what you need to play well. Fund your balance with a Moroccan method, open the game from your phone or desktop, and let the grid do the rest. When you are ready, log in to your account and start a round — the next nine cards are one tap away.
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Deluxe Cards — Frequently Asked Questions
How do I play Deluxe Cards?
Choose your stake, press Place a Bet, and let the nine face-down cards on the 3×3 grid reveal one by one. If three, four or five identical cards line up, you collect a payout based on the card value; matching three of a face card awards free spins with a Joker that can complete extra combinations.
What is the minimum bet in Deluxe Cards?
The stake is adjustable between a set minimum and maximum, shown in dirhams (MAD) on the Moroccan site. You can begin with the lowest allowed amount while you learn how the paytable behaves, then raise it once you are comfortable.
How do I withdraw my winnings?
Any win is credited to your balance automatically at the end of a round. To cash out, use the same local methods you deposit with — CIH Bank, Attijariwafa, Al Barid Bank, Lbankalik or Cash Plus — all handled in MAD.
Can I play Deluxe Cards on my phone?
Yes. The grid and the single Place a Bet button are built to scale to small screens. Open the game through the 1xBet mobile app or mobile site, deposit in dirhams, and play a full round with one thumb, even on mobile data.
Is Deluxe Cards fair?
Every round is decided by a certified random number generator, so each reveal is independent and no result is influenced by the rounds before it. The outcome is set only once all nine cards are turned over.