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Miami Beach by Wazdan at 1xBet

Miami Beach
Miami Beach

Miami Beach is a Wazdan slot first released on 9 August 2014. The studio lists it as a summer-themed game with five reels and twenty lines. This profile covers the documented specification and the features Wazdan names for the title.

Wazdan's Miami Beach in the 1xBet Catalogue

1xBet lists the game under the provider's catalogue, where the same title sits beside other Wazdan releases. Regional availability can differ, so the version shown to a logged-in account may vary.

The specification below comes from Wazdan's own product page. It describes the studio's build of Miami Beach rather than the selected configuration of any single account.

AttributeWazdan listing
Game typeSlots
Reels / lines5 / 20
RTP96.32%
Max win7200x bet
VolatilityMedium
ThemeSummer
Release date9 August 2014

How the Five Reels and Twenty Lines Work

Miami Beach uses five reels and twenty paylines. A payline is a fixed path across the reels. Wins are settled when matching symbols land along one of those paths, following the game's paytable.

The paytable assigns a value to each symbol combination. Because the layout is fixed at twenty lines, the stake is spread across all of them rather than chosen line by line.

Wazdan rates volatility as medium. In plain terms, that rating sits between frequent small returns and rare large ones. RTP is listed at 96.32%, the long-run share returned to players across the game's play.

The maximum win is quoted at 7200x the bet. That figure is a ceiling in the specification, not a typical result. The summer theme frames the symbols and the visual style rather than changing how lines settle.

Game Modes Wazdan Documents

Wazdan lists several modes alongside the base game. These are switches inside the game, not separate titles. Each one changes how the game behaves rather than what a line pays.

  • Energy Saving Mode: a setting intended to reduce the game's power use.
  • Ultra Fast Mode: speeds up the pace of play.
  • Ultra Lite Mode: a lighter build for slower connections or devices.
  • Unique Gamble Feature: Wazdan's named gamble option.

The first three modes affect presentation or performance. The Unique Gamble Feature is the only one that touches the outcome of play. Wazdan does not describe its mechanics on the product page.

What the Gamble Feature Changes

Because the studio gives no rule detail, the safe approach is to read the in-game instructions before using it. A gamble option typically puts a result at risk in exchange for a chance at more. Treat the label as a flag, not as a description.

The other three modes carry no such risk. Switching them on or off does not alter the paytable or the twenty-line structure.

Playing the Wazdan Demo

Wazdan's own build of Miami Beach can be tried in demo form on the studio's product page. The demo uses the same reels, lines and paytable as the real-money version, so it shows how a round resolves.

Controls in that demo are the usual Wazdan set. A stake control sets the total bet, which is then divided across the twenty lines. A spin control starts a round, and an autoplay option repeats spins without further input.

Mode toggles sit alongside these controls. The demo is the cleanest way to see how Ultra Fast Mode changes pacing, or how Ultra Lite Mode loads. It also shows the gamble prompt when that feature is offered.

Reading the Paytable Before You Spin

The paytable is the reference for what each symbol pays on a line. It also states the bet levels the game accepts. Checking it first is quicker than learning by trial.

Nothing in the specification suggests that timing, patience or a chosen pattern changes the odds. The reels are random, and the twenty lines settle from the symbols that land.

Distinguishing Editions and Versions

Wazdan has released more than one beach-themed title, so the name alone is not enough to identify a game. Miami Beach is the 2014 release with five reels, twenty lines and a medium volatility rating.

An account's version may also carry a different RTP from the 96.32% figure on the studio page. Provider specification is not the selected configuration of every account, so check the in-game information for the build you are playing.

The approved source for the game's own details is the Wazdan Miami Beach product page.

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