Winning Clover 5 by FAZI at 1xBet
The game behind the 1xBet listing
Winning Clover 5 is a FAZI slot first released on 17 October 2023. It uses a compact 5x3 grid and runs on 5 fixed paylines. The developer's own product page publishes the full specification.
On 1xBet the title sits inside a large third-party catalogue. The figures below come from FAZI, so they describe the game itself rather than any particular account setup. Menus, bet ranges and currency options vary by market.
Availability differs between regions and accounts, so the game may not appear in every 1xBet lobby. Treat the numbers as the developer's published design, not a forecast of any session.
Core numbers, settled in one table
Four headline values shape how this slot reads before a single spin. Each exists once here, so the sections that follow can focus on behaviour.
| Parameter | FAZI published value | What it tells you |
|---|---|---|
| Return to player | 96.44% | The long-run theoretical return stated by the developer |
| Volatility | Medium | The developer's own label for win frequency and size balance |
| Maximum win | x1222 | The top multiplier the developer lists for the game |
| Release date | 17.10.2023 | The date FAZI gives for the original launch |
These are design figures. They describe the model FAZI built, not results from any player's play history.
Grid, lines and what each part does
The reels form a 5x3 rectangle, which gives fifteen visible positions at any moment. Wins settle on 5 fixed lines rather than a selectable number. You cannot add or remove lines, so the line set is part of the game rather than a setting.
Fixed lines mainly affect staking choices. Because the count never changes, the cost of covering all lines is built into the bet rather than decided by you. That keeps the decision simple: pick a stake, and every line is live.
Line count at a glance
- Grid: 5 reels by 3 rows.
- Paylines: 5, fixed and non-adjustable.
- Positions per spin: fifteen visible symbols.
- Line selection: not offered, as the count is fixed.
Expanding Wild and Scatter in practice
FAZI lists two features for this title: an Expanding Wild and a Scatter. The wild stands in for other symbols to help complete a line. Its expanding behaviour means it can grow beyond a single position, which matters most when the wild lands on the reels the lines pass through.
The Scatter is a separate symbol type. It is normally read outside the ordinary line logic, so its role here is distinct from the payline symbols. Both features belong to the base spec on the developer's page.
Which symbol does what
- Wild: substitutes on the fixed lines and can expand.
- Scatter: a special symbol handled outside ordinary line matching.
- Regular symbols: settle wins along the 5 fixed lines.
Medium volatility, as FAZI labels it, places the game between steady small returns and rare large ones. Expanding wilds support that middle ground by adding reach to a line rather than multiplying it outright.
Controls of the FAZI demo
The official product page at FAZI — Winning Clover 5 is the place to see the game as the studio presents it. A demo there runs on the same specification listed above, so you can watch the wild expand and the scatter appear without staking money.
Use the demo to see how frequently the expanding wild triggers and how the fixed lines settle. Because the line count never changes, there is no line menu to test. Stake controls are the main thing to learn.
Practical points when comparing versions
- Winning Clover 5 is a five-reel title; similarly named clover games may use a different grid.
- The x1222 maximum and 96.44% figure belong to this edition as FAZI publishes it.
- A demo session shows mechanics, not a likely result in a paid session.
Reading the figures sensibly
A 96.44% return means the model pays back that share across a very large number of spins in theory. Individual sessions swing widely, and medium volatility means those swings sit in the middle range. The x1222 cap is the ceiling the developer lists, not an expectation.
Published limits can also differ from what a specific 1xBet setup shows. Comparison across editions is best done on the original specification, then checked against the lobby you can actually open.