Fishing and hunting: aiming, shooting and staking shot by shot in Morocco
Fishing and hunting games on 1xBet in Morocco
These games put a moving scene on the screen — a seabed, a clearing, a stretch of open water — with targets crossing it and never standing still. The player sets the amount staked on each shot, points the sight and fires. Every target carries its own multiplier, printed on it or listed in the room's value table: the ones that pass in numbers and give themselves up easily are worth little, the ones that show up rarely are worth more. Whether a shot brings a target down is settled by a generator.
There is no hand to finish and no round to wait for. The stake leaves the balance on each press, the answer comes back within the second, and the scene keeps moving while it does. A miss costs the stake behind that shot and nothing further; a hit credits the target's multiplier applied to that same stake. Every shot is settled on its own account, so nothing carries over and nothing builds up from one attempt to the next.
What you set before firing
The controls are few and can be changed without leaving the scene. They decide how much each press commits and what you are able to aim at.
Control | What it governs |
|---|---|
Stake per shot | The amount taken on each press, and the base a hit target's multiplier is applied to |
Weapon or tool | The reach of a shot and the area it covers, and therefore which targets are within range |
Target chosen | The multiplier at stake: a common target pays little, a rare one pays more and is harder to catch |
Room and level | The setting, the population of targets crossing it and the values written in its table |
Firing rate | How fast the balance is committed, since one shot equals one stake |
The value table opens from the scene and stays readable while targets are still crossing it, matching each creature on screen with the multiplier it carries in that particular room. Change room and the table changes with it: the same target is not worth the same everywhere. The stake per shot, for its part, can be raised or lowered between two presses without pausing the game or clearing the screen.
Solo rooms and shared rooms
The section offers two ways of occupying a scene, and the choice is made at the door. The gesture is identical either way; what happens around you is not.
What differs | Solo room | Shared room |
|---|---|---|
The scene | Opened for you alone, it waits for your first shot | Held in common by whoever is present, it moves without waiting |
The targets | Nobody else is aiming at them | Several players may aim at the same one at the same moment |
The tempo | You set it, and a pause costs nothing | The scene sets it and keeps rolling through your pause |
Getting in and out | Play begins when you open the room | You join a scene already under way and leave it the same way |
In both cases a shot is settled for whoever paid for it: a neighbour's press takes nothing away from yours and adds nothing to it either. A shared room simply points several sights at one setting, which is where its liveliness comes from, while a solo room leaves the whole screen free for anyone who would rather pick out a target before committing a stake.
Aim and chance
Tracking a target, choosing the moment, holding the sight steady — that is the experience of playing. It is not what decides the result. A generator settles each shot on its own, apart from every shot before it, and a run of hits says nothing about the attempt that follows. A room played for hours does not turn friendlier, a target missed again and again does not become easier next time, and no setting reaches what the generator produces. What stays in your hands is the stake behind each press and how quickly you press.
A dirham balance and the cashier
An account held in Morocco runs in Moroccan dirhams. Each shot is paid for in that currency and a win returns there at once, with no conversion and no separate wallet for the section. The available amount stays on screen next to the scene, which is what makes the effect of a fast firing rate visible as it happens. The cashier gathers the payment methods in everyday use in the country: CIH and Attijari cards and transfers, Al Barid and Lbankalik accounts, cash handed in at a Cash Plus counter. A phone number or an email address is enough to open a player account, and the cashier opens immediately afterwards.
Shooting from a phone
The scene loads in the phone browser with nothing to install. The sight follows the finger: you touch the point on screen you want to hit and the press releases the shot. Stake controls and the weapon selector sit along the bottom edge, under the thumb, so they can be reached without taking your eyes off the water. Held sideways, the handset widens the setting and shows targets arriving earlier, which helps in a room where they cross quickly. The value table folds away with a single tap when it gets in the way.
Where to go next on the site
When a moving target is not what you are after, slot machines sorted by theme spin their reels from a single button, and the live dealer floor puts a person on camera dealing in front of you. the games overview page brings those families together in one place, while the main Moroccan entrance leads on to the sportsbook and the promotions running now.
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Fishing and hunting games: common questions
Can a session be stopped and picked up later?
Yes. The section does not run in rounds, so there is nothing to finish before closing a room. Each shot was already paid for as it left, which means no stake is left hanging when you walk away, and reopening the room starts from a fresh scene.
Where can I see the shots that have already been paid for?
The account statement lists the movements in order, with the room name and the time against each one. It is the place to measure what a sustained firing rate actually commits over a session, which the scene itself never shows.
Can a target's multiplier change while I am playing?
The values written in the table belong to the room and hold steady for as long as you stay in it. They change when you move to another room or another level, which is why the table is worth opening before the first shot rather than after it.
Is anything to be installed to play on a computer?
No. The scene loads in the browser exactly as it does on a phone, with the sight driven by the mouse instead of a finger. The account, the dirham balance and the cashier are shared, so nothing has to be transferred when switching between the two.