5 Clover Deluxe

5 Clover Deluxe is a 5x3 slot from Fazi, released on 18 May 2026, running 5 paylines at an RTP of 96.45%. It is a stripped-back classic with no bonus round, no jackpot ladder and no feature buy – and a top symbol worth six hundred times the stake, which is a genuinely unusual combination.

Nothing But Reels

The presentation is as plain as modern slots get. A flat green background, a thin gold frame around the grid, the title in gold lettering flanked by two small clovers, and a balance and stake readout in the bottom corners. There is no side panel, no jackpot bar, no feature buttons.

That restraint is the point. Fazi builds for players who want a machine rather than a game, and everything not directly involved in spinning the reels has been left out.

The symbols follow the same logic: oranges, lemons, plums, grapes, cherries, watermelons, a golden bell, a red seven, a purple star and a four-leaf clover. Winning symbols are lit with a flame effect rather than an animation, which keeps the pace fast.

The Seven Carries Everything

The paytable – the game calls it SYMBOL WINS – is shown at a 10.00 stake, and the spread is enormous for a five-line classic.

The red seven pays 6,000.00 for five. Against that 10.00 stake it is 600x, which is a serious number on a game this simple. It also pays 400.00 for four (40x), 100.00 for three (10x) and 20.00 for just two of a kind – twice the stake from a two-symbol combination.

Behind it the drop is steep. The mixed fruit tile and the gold star both pay 1,000.00 for five – 100x – the bell pays 400.00 (40x), and the plain fruit combination 200.00 (20x). The purple star is listed only at three of a kind, for 200.00.

So the seven is worth six times the next-best symbol and thirty times the lowest. On five lines that concentration means most spins return small change while a single symbol carries the entire top end.

The Clover Is The Wild

The four-leaf clover is the substitute, and it behaves the way classic wilds should: it lands stacked, filling two or three positions of a reel at once.

The screenshots show it doing real work. In one, clovers occupy most of the third reel with a fourth on the fourth reel, and the win reads 100.00 against the 10.00 stake – ten times the bet. In another, a stack of three clovers down the middle column pays 60.00 alongside oranges and lemons.

The best result in the set is 520.00 – 52x the stake – from a board carrying two red sevens, a stacked clover column and a row of bells across the middle. That is a good spin rather than a rare one, and it shows how the wild bridges the gap between the flat fruit payouts and the seven at the top.

What Is Not Here

It is worth being explicit about the omissions, because they are deliberate rather than oversights. There are no free spins, no hold-and-win round, no jackpot tiers, no feature buy and no bonus bet. The reels spin, symbols line up on five paylines, and that is the whole game.

Against everything else in this batch – tiered buy menus, multiplier ladders, progressive pools – that is a striking position to take in 2026. Whether it is a virtue depends entirely on what you want from a session.

RTP And What It Means Here

The 96.45% RTP is comfortably above the market average, and on a game with no features it matters more than usual. There is no bonus round holding back a share of the return, no buy option changing the effective figure, and no bonus bet quietly raising your cost per spin.

What the number describes is simply the reels. That makes 5 Clover Deluxe unusually easy to reason about: 96.45% is what you get, whichever way you play it.

Fazi does not publish a volatility rating for the title, but the structure implies the answer. Five lines, a two-of-a-kind payout on the top symbol to keep the hit rate up, and a 600x ceiling on that same symbol adds up to something in the medium range – steadier than a modern grid slot, livelier than a three-reel machine.

Who It Is For

This suits players who find modern slots cluttered and want something they can sit with without learning anything. The absence of features is the feature: no menus, no counters, no decisions beyond the stake. The 96.45% return is genuinely good, and a 600x seven means the game still has somewhere to go.

The reservation is that there is nothing to look forward to. No round builds, nothing accumulates, and a long unlucky stretch offers no compensating progress toward anything. If that sounds restful, this is one of the better versions of it on the market; if it sounds empty, almost every other game in this batch has more to offer.

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