Three Cards by Wazdan in the 1xBet Games Catalogue
Three Cards is a video poker title from Wazdan, listed with a release date of 2014-08-09. The developer classifies it under the Casino theme rather than a themed adventure. That date places it among the studio's earlier output, well before the later slots that made its name. You can find it on 1xBet as one entry in a much larger games library.
Three Cards for 1xBet Readers: What the Specification Says
Wazdan's published specification gives the game a return to player of 95.47%. It also records volatility as High, which describes how outcomes are distributed rather than how often you win. A max win of 300x bet is documented, a modest ceiling by modern slot standards. Video poker math and slot math are not the same discipline, so read that figure in the video poker context.
| Attribute | Published value |
|---|---|
| Game type | Video Poker |
| Theme | Casino |
| RTP | 95.47% |
| Volatility | High |
| Max win | 300x bet |
| Release date | 2014-08-09 |
Those numbers come from the studio's own product listing. They are the parameters Wazdan publishes, not a measurement of any particular session. The selected configuration on a given account can differ, so the in-game rules screen is the reliable place to confirm what applies to you.
Wazdan Demo Controls and Display Modes
Wazdan lists four features for this game. Energy Saving Mode reduces power use during play. Ultra Fast Mode speeds up how quickly rounds resolve. Ultra Lite Mode is a lighter build aimed at weaker devices or slower connections. Unique Gamble Feature is the fourth listed feature.
- Energy Saving Mode — lowers the game's energy footprint.
- Ultra Fast Mode — shortens round animation and downtime.
- Ultra Lite Mode — a reduced-weight version of the game client.
- Unique Gamble Feature — a distinct gamble mechanic for this title.
The listing names the Unique Gamble Feature but does not describe how it works. The mechanics, stake handling and any risk step belong to the in-game rules. Confirm the controls in the demo before committing real funds, since the demo mirrors the same client.
Reading the Paytable and Settlement
Three Cards is video poker, so play follows a poker hand ranking structure rather than spinning reels. The published listing does not reproduce the paytable, hand rankings or the number of hands dealt. That means you should treat the in-game paytable as the authoritative source for payouts. Settlement then depends on which held cards form the final hand.
- The game type is Video Poker, so hands are assembled from dealt cards.
- The paytable defines what each resulting hand pays.
- The Unique Gamble Feature sits outside or alongside the base hand.
- The top result is capped at 300x bet per the published spec.
A 95.47% RTP tells you the long-run share returned across the game's math model, not what a short session will do. High volatility means results can swing widely around that average. Neither figure predicts an individual hand or a single sitting.
Distinguishing Other Three-Way Card Games
Several card titles across the market use "three card" in their names, so check the developer label before you play. This entry is the Wazdan product, listed as Video Poker and carrying a 2014 release date. Another publisher's three-card table game would have its own paytable, rules and math. The catalogue identifier matters more than the shared phrase in the title.
Where Three Cards Fits in the 1xBet Library
1xBet keeps a large catalogue of slots and table titles from many providers. Three Cards sits in that catalogue as a Wazdan video poker option rather than a slot. Access to any individual title can vary by region and account, so the listing does not guarantee it for every player. Check your own account to see whether the game is present.
| Detail | Status |
|---|---|
| Developer | Wazdan |
| Provider game type | Video Poker |
| Features listed | Energy Saving, Ultra Fast, Ultra Lite, Unique Gamble |
| Catalogue IDs | 31991, 60364 |
Video poker appeals to players who want a fixed paytable and decision points inside each hand. Three Cards keeps that structure while adding a gamble mechanic and Wazdan's performance modes. The demo lets you see the controls and the paytable before any stake is placed, which is the sensible first step.
If you want to compare this against Wazdan's other releases, browse the developer's pages on 1xBet. The same performance modes appear across much of its portfolio, so the difference lies in the game maths. Wazdan's Three Cards page carries the specification quoted here.
Wazdan — Three Cards