Royal Feast β the Royal Banquet Pick-and-Win Game in 1xGames
What Royal Feast Is and Why It Draws You In
Royal Feast seats you at a royal banquet table where every covered tray could hide a tasty reward or a hidden trap. It belongs to the 1xGames section, the part of the site built for quick instant titles rather than long spins, so a full round takes seconds and the outcome is in your hands, not on an auto-reel.
The pull here is simple and physical: you lift the lids yourself. Gold coins, ham, pancakes, roasted turkey, pasta and cake sit under the trays, each linked to its own prize meter along the side of the board. Every match you reveal pushes that meter higher and adds to the running total you can walk away with. The banquet artwork, the golden serving covers and the progressive jackpot panel give the screen a rich, festive feel without burying the logic.
What keeps players coming back is the tension of the choice. You always know the next tray could lift your winnings or end the round on the spot, and you decide when the meal is over. If you are browsing the wider 1xGames catalogue, this is one of the easiest titles to read at a glance.
How a Round Works: Rules Step by Step
The board is a banquet of 25 covered dishes, laid out as five rows of five trays. Hidden among them are five kinds of treat, with four portions of each, plus five dishes of poison. Your job is to lift the lids and keep finding food while dodging the poison.
Before anything happens you set your stake from the predefined buttons below the board, then press the bet button to activate the trays. From there you uncover dishes one at a time. Reveal a treat and your winnings climb while the meter for that dish fills a little more. Keep going and you can uncover up to fifteen dishes in a single round, stacking the reward higher with each safe pick.
The catch is the poison. Uncover a poison dish and the round ends immediately, taking your stake and any winnings built up in that game. That is why the smartest moment is often not the last tray but the one before you push your luck too far. You can end the meal and bank your winnings at any point.
There is also a jackpot layer running underneath. A slice of each bet feeds the progressive pot shown on the panel, and filling any three of the five treat meters lights up the coin bar that puts the jackpot in reach on top of your normal winnings.
Stakes and Payouts
Payouts in Royal Feast are built from what you reveal, not from a fixed reel result. The table below breaks down the parts of a round so you can see how the stake turns into a result and where the jackpot fits in.
Parameter | Value | What it gives the player |
|---|---|---|
Bet selection | Predefined stake buttons in MAD | Pick an amount in one tap, no typing |
Board | 25 covered trays, 5 rows of 5 | A fixed field you can plan around |
Treats | 5 food symbols, 4 portions each | Several routes to fill a meter |
Poison | 5 poison dishes | The risk that ends the round |
Reveals per round | Up to 15 lids | How far you can push the total |
Cash out | Available at any moment | Lock in winnings before risking more |
Jackpot | Fill any 3 of 5 treat meters | Opens the path to the progressive pot |
Every figure you see on screen is shown in Moroccan dirham once you are logged in with a MAD balance, so there is no mental currency conversion while you play.
What the Numbers Mean at the Table
Read the table as a risk map rather than a promise. The stake buttons decide how heavy each pick is, and because the board never changes shape, the ratio of treats to poison stays the same from round to round: twenty food dishes against five poison ones. That balance is the whole game, and it is worth keeping in mind before every reveal.
The fifteen-lid ceiling matters more than it first looks. Each safe pick adds to your winnings, but it also spends one of your limited reveals and edges you closer to a poison dish. The cash-out button is your release valve, letting you stop the round and keep whatever the meters have earned so far. The jackpot column is the long game: it does not trigger on a single lucky lid but rewards steadily filling three separate treat meters across your play. Understanding this before you stake is what separates a planned session from a rushed one.
How to Start Playing
Getting into Royal Feast takes only a few steps, whether you are new to the site or returning.
Open an account. Use the account registration page and enter your details to set up a Morocco profile with a dirham balance.
Sign in. Existing players just log in to the account to reach their balance and history.
Add funds. Top up in MAD through a local method so your stakes show in dirham from the first round.
Open the 1xGames section and find Royal Feast among the instant titles.
Set a stake with the predefined buttons, press the bet button, and start lifting trays.
Once a round begins it must be finished within seven days or it is closed automatically, so it is best to play a game through rather than leave it hanging. If anything goes wrong during a round, reach support within three days of finishing so the team can look into it while the record is fresh.
Tactics and Bankroll Control
There is no trick that forces a win in Royal Feast, and anyone promising one is selling a story. What you can control is how you spend your stake and when you stop. A steady approach beats chasing losses every time.
Start with the smaller predefined stakes while you get a feel for how the meters climb and how quickly a round can end. Decide in advance how many lids you intend to lift before you tap cash out, and treat that number as a rule rather than a suggestion. Because the twenty-to-five split between treats and poison never changes, greed is the real opponent: the more lids you open, the more your earlier winnings are exposed.
Split your funds into session-sized portions instead of loading everything into one round, and step away when a target is hit. If you want extra value on top of your play, check the latest promotions before you deposit, since a boosted balance stretches more rounds from the same outlay.
Playing from Your Phone and Topping Up in Morocco
Royal Feast runs comfortably on a phone, and the pick-and-win format is a natural fit for a touchscreen since you literally tap the trays. The mobile version of the site keeps the board, the meters and the jackpot panel readable on a smaller screen, so a quick round between other things is easy.
For money in and out, the site leans on methods Moroccan players already trust. The table below lines up the main options.
Method | Type | When it is convenient |
|---|---|---|
CIH Bank | Bank transfer | Everyday deposits from a CIH account |
Attijariwafa Bank | Bank transfer | Wide branch and app coverage |
Al Barid Bank | Bank / postal | Handy through the Barid network |
Lbankalik | Online / mobile banking | Fast top-ups straight from your phone |
Cash Plus | Cash payment point | For players who prefer paying in cash |
All of these settle your balance in dirham, so your stakes and winnings stay in MAD throughout. If you want to try the format before committing much, the broader casino and instant games hub lists other quick titles alongside Royal Feast.
The Royal Feast in a Nutshell
Royal Feast turns a simple idea β lift a lid, hope for food, avoid the poison β into a tense little game that rewards nerve and a clear head. You set the stake, you choose every tray, and you decide when to leave the table with your winnings. The five treat meters and the progressive jackpot give a longer goal to build toward, while the seven-day round limit keeps things tidy.
Because it sits in the 1xGames section, it loads fast, plays fast and reads clearly on phone or desktop, with deposits and payouts handled through familiar Moroccan methods in dirham. Play it in short, planned sessions, respect your own stop points, and the royal banquet stays fun rather than frantic.
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Royal Feast β Frequently Asked Questions
How do you play Royal Feast?
Set a stake with the predefined buttons, press the bet button, then uncover the covered trays one at a time. Every treat you reveal raises your winnings and fills its meter, while a poison dish ends the round. You can uncover up to fifteen dishes and cash out at any moment.
What is the minimum stake?
You choose your stake from the predefined buttons shown below the board, starting from the smallest available option and shown in Moroccan dirham once you are logged in with a MAD balance. Beginners are best served starting at the lower buttons while they learn the flow.
How do I withdraw my winnings in Morocco?
Payouts settle in dirham through local methods such as CIH Bank, Attijariwafa Bank, Al Barid Bank, Lbankalik and Cash Plus. Sign in to your account, open the finance section and pick the method that matches how you deposited.
Can I play Royal Feast on my phone?
Yes. The mobile version keeps the banquet board, the treat meters and the jackpot panel readable on a small screen, and tapping trays feels natural on a touchscreen. You can start a quick round anywhere without needing a computer.
Is the outcome of each round fair?
Every round uses the same fixed board of twenty treat dishes and five poison dishes, and the result depends only on which trays you choose to lift. There is no pattern to memorise and no way to guarantee a win, which is exactly why cashing out at the right moment is the real skill.