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Classic paylines or count-based play?Both Wazdan titles offer configurable volatility. Magic Fruits Deluxe uses a traditional line-based format; 9 Lions adds count-based wins and a Lions Bonus Matrix.
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Magic Fruits Deluxe
Magic Fruits Deluxe keeps the reel game compact. Fruit and Joker-tagged combinations pay on five lines, while Low, Standard and High profiles let you choose a payout distribution. After a win, the optional Gamble puts that existing prize at risk.
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Magic Fruits Deluxe at a glance
The two decisions sit outside the basic fruit combinations: choose the volatility profile before play, and collect or gamble after a win. Joker markers have their own paytable role and never substitute for another symbol.
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Classic reel formatJoker markersGamble featureVolatility LevelsRTP and releaseSpeed and display controlsCommon misunderstandingsVolatility Levels comparisonPlayer fitReading the minimum-bet paytableVolatility choice as a real configurationStake and collection controlsAutoplay stop settingsComparing classic fruit slots
Inside the game
How Magic Fruits Deluxe works
The short ruleset still has distinctions worth knowing: line payouts, Joker combinations, selectable volatility and the risk of Gamble.
Classic reel format
Wazdan’s classic slot has three reels and five paylines. Matching symbols on active lines produce wins, and wins from multiple lines are added.
The fruit, bell and seven symbols keep the board readable. There is no need to follow a collector chain to understand a normal line result.
Joker markers
The rules contain nine symbol types. Four lower-paying symbols can appear with an additional Joker marker; three Joker-tagged symbols on a winning line form the highest-paying combination.
A Joker tag does not substitute for another symbol. Read the tagged combination against its own paytable rather than counting the marker as a generic Wild.
Gamble feature
After a win, Gamble lets you choose between two symbols. A correct choice doubles the amount at risk; a wrong choice loses that win.
You can collect instead of entering, or collect between Gamble rounds. The saved rules allow up to seven rounds, but continuing is optional and puts the accumulated amount at risk each time.
Volatility Levels
Low
The help describes more frequent, generally smaller payouts.
Standard
The middle profile sits between the Low and High distributions.
High
The help describes less frequent wins with greater emphasis on larger awards. It does not promise that a large award will arrive in a particular session.
RTP and release
Wazdan lists 96.41% RTP, a 40×-bet maximum win and a release date of 15 September 2017. The game belongs to the Magic Fruits series and uses a retro theme.
The 40× ceiling reflects this compact classic design. It should not be confused with the much larger caps of feature-heavy video slots.
Speed and display controls
The controls offer separate ways to adjust presentation: Fast and Ultra Fast modes speed up play, Ultra Lite reduces visual workload, and Energy Saving changes power usage.
These are interface options. They are not extra paying features or evidence that faster spins improve the outcome.
Common misunderstandings
Read the tag
Joker-marked combinations have a paytable role, but the markers cannot fill a missing symbol in another combination.
Collect is a complete outcome
A winning spin can end with the prize collected. Gamble is a separate risk taken with that prize.
Choose a profile deliberately
The volatility selector changes the payout distribution. It does not change the fruit theme or make a future result predictable.
Volatility Levels comparison
The three labels describe selectable game profiles. Wazdan’s separate Low-Medium provider classification is an overview; it should not hide the player’s in-game choice.
| Mode | Intended behaviour |
|---|---|
| Low | More frequent, generally smaller payouts |
| Standard | Middle profile |
| High | Less frequent wins with higher payout emphasis |
Player fit
This is a good fit for players who prefer short rounds and a small set of recognizable symbols. Its main variety comes from the volatility choice and optional post-win Gamble.
Players looking for an elaborate Free Spins progression or a very large payout ceiling may find the five-line structure too modest. Its simplicity is the central attraction.
Reading the minimum-bet paytable
The saved paytable explicitly labels its cash-like figures as wins for the minimum bet. Those figures must not be read as payouts at the 60 FUN stake visible elsewhere in the capture.
For a stake-specific payout, use the paytable in the opened game. The screenshot is useful for the symbol hierarchy and Joker markings, while Wazdan’s 40× maximum is separately stated as a multiple of bet.
Volatility choice as a real configuration
Before spinning, check which of Low, Standard or High is active. Changing this selection changes the chosen payout profile; it is a different control from increasing the stake.
The description is about a distribution over many outcomes. Switching profiles cannot establish that a particular win is due.
Stake and collection controls
The plus and minus stake buttons adjust the wager; holding them reaches a minimum or maximum. Confirm the displayed stake before starting a round.
The To Credit control collects the available win without launching another spin. That is useful when you want to finish the result without taking the optional Gamble.
Autoplay stop settings
Autoplay can stop on a win or at the configured win/balance thresholds. The available controls depend on the version and market.
These limits change when automatic play stops. They do not alter the paytable or remove the risk of the next wager.
Comparing classic fruit slots
When comparing classic fruit slots, start with the number of active lines, the Joker treatment, selectable volatility and the post-win Gamble. Those affect play more directly than the shared fruit imagery.
Magic Fruits Deluxe uses five lines and non-substituting Joker tags. A game with ordinary Wilds or a different line count can behave differently even if the symbols look familiar.
03 / The details
Magic Fruits Deluxe RTP, volatility & max win
Catalog figures and in-game observations.
Settings may differ by version and casino.
Payouts & risk
- RTP
- 96.41%Provider listing
- Volatility
- Low / Standard / High selectable
- Maximum win
- 40× betProvider listing
Reels & wins
- Reel layout
- 3 reels × 3 rows
- Paylines
- 5Provider listing
- Win system
- Fixed paylines
- Game type
- Slots
- Reels
- 3
- Series
- Magic Fruits
- Theme
- Retro
Release & devices
- Release date
- 15 September 2017
- Provider markets
- Bosnia And Herzegovina · Bulgaria · Colombia · Czech Republic · Denmark · Georgia · Greece · Italy · Latvia · Lithuania · Malta · Netherlands · New Jersey · Ontario · Poland · Portugal · Romania · Spain · Sweden · Switzerland · United KingdomProvider listing · may differ from the checked configuration
Provider data and saved official rules describe specific game configurations. They do not certify the active RTP, controls or availability at every casino.
04 / The SlotsCollector take
Magic Fruits Deluxe: our take
Three reels, five lines and selectable volatility—with a Joker that is not a Wild.
Magic Fruits Deluxe is strongest when treated as a small, legible fruit game. Five paylines and a compact board make the result easy to follow, while the Joker tags add a distinction that the familiar imagery can otherwise hide.
Selectable volatility is the meaningful customization. The player chooses a payout profile rather than unlocking a larger bonus system. Gamble adds another decision afterward, but it risks a win already made and is never required.
The 40× provider ceiling makes this a different proposition from modern high-cap slots. Choose it for the classic format and readable rounds, not for the expectation of a long feature tree.
05 / Inside the game
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Tutorial, reels and game rules.
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How many reels does Magic Fruits Deluxe have?
Three.
How many paylines are there?
Wazdan’s first-party material describes five paylines.
Is the Joker a Wild?
No. The inspected rules state that Joker-tagged symbols do not substitute for other symbols.
What is the maximum win?
Wazdan lists 40× total bet.
What is the RTP?
The trusted provider listing gives 96.41%.
What is the Gamble feature?
After a win, the player can risk the amount in a prediction round. The inspected help allows up to seven Gamble rounds.
Can volatility be changed?
The game exposes Low, Standard and High Volatility Levels, which change the payout-frequency profile.
When was Magic Fruits Deluxe released?
15 September 2017.
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How we verified Magic Fruits Deluxe
We check the game itself and first-party provider material, then keep the public facts tied to the version and sources we actually reviewed.
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Magic Fruits Deluxe official game rules
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Saved official rules for this game; no new live session is claimed.
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- Retained first-party rule material — Saved official game documents reviewed; no renewed runtime observation.
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