Great Book of Magic by Wazdan on 1xBet

Wazdan released Great Book of Magic on 30 May 2018. The developer describes it as a Slots game with a Book theme. The game sits in a long line of book-style releases, and this entry carries a fixed 5-reel, 20-line structure. The 1xBet catalogue lists it under the Wazdan provider page, though account-level availability can differ by region.
Wazdan's documented specification for Great Book of Magic
Wazdan publishes a specification for the game on its product page. The numbers below come from that page and describe the provider's reference configuration. They are not a promise about every 1xBet account. The spec sheet lists the game type, reel count, line count, RTP, maximum win, volatility, theme, release date and several interface features.
| Parameter | Wazdan specification |
|---|---|
| Game type | Slots |
| Reels / Lines | 5 / 20 |
| RTP | 96.47 % |
| Max Win | 5150x bet |
| Volatility | High |
| Theme | Book |
| Release date | 2018-05-30 |
The RTP figure is a return-to-player percentage, not a per-session forecast. It describes the expected share of wagers returned over a very long series of spins. High volatility means wins arrive less often and can be larger when they land. The maximum win is expressed as a multiple of the bet, so a 5150x result depends on the stake size.
What the 5x20 layout means for play
Five reels and twenty lines define the shape of the board. Each line is a fixed path across the reels, and a win requires matching symbols along one of those paths. The 20-line count sets how many ways the game checks for combinations on every spin. It does not describe a payline selector, and Wazdan's spec does not list one.
Book-themed slots typically tie a special symbol to both scatter and expanding duties. Wazdan's specification for this title does not detail a specific symbol behaviour in the facts collected. The paytable on the game itself is the correct place to read symbol values and line rules. Treat the provider spec as the structural summary and the in-game paytable as the operating detail.
Wazdan features listed for Great Book of Magic
Wazdan's page names three features for this release. They relate to how the game runs rather than to a bonus round.
- Energy Saving Mode — an option associated with reducing the game's resource use during play.
- Unique Gamble Feature — a Wazdan feature listed among the game's options.
- Ultra Fast Mode — a setting tied to quicker spin presentation.
These features appear in the developer's feature list, not as a description of a free-spins round. The specification does not explain how the Gamble Feature resolves or what it costs. Players who want that detail should read the in-game rules panel, where the actual sequence is described for the version they are playing.
Demo controls and what to check
Wazdan provides a demo of the game through its product page. The demo is the studio's own build, so its controls reflect the provider's interface rather than a specific operator skin. A typical Wazdan demo presents a spin button, a bet-level control, and menu access to the paytable and settings. The exact placement can vary between the demo and the live version.
Before playing for money, confirm the bet range, the paytable values, and the RTP shown in the help screen. Wazdan lists 96.47 % on its page, but the version a player loads on any operator can carry a different figure. That is normal across regulated markets, and it is the reason the in-game information matters more than a general spec sheet.
Availability and the 1xBet context
The 1xBet catalogue lists Great Book of Magic as a Wazdan title under game ID 41765. A catalogue listing shows the game exists on the platform; it does not guarantee it appears for every account in every country. Regional licensing rules can affect which Wazdan games are visible. Players should check their own lobby rather than assume the game is present everywhere.
Wazdan's own page at wazdan.com/games/great-book-of-magic is the source for the specification above. It is the developer's page, not an operator page, and it describes the provider's reference build. For the 1xBet version, the game's own information screen is the final authority on RTP, limits and feature behaviour.