Multi Clover 10

Multi Clover 10 Overview

Multi Clover 10 is a five-reel, three-row slot from Foxi (Fazi) with 10 paylines. It was released on 24 February 2025.

Neither an RTP, a volatility rating nor a maximum win is published for this title, and we have not invented any of them. All figures below were read from demo play at a 10.00 stake, in the demo’s FUN units.

Fruit on a Green Starburst

There is no scenery: the reels sit on a radiating green field that flares behind a win, with the symbols drawn as glossy three-dimensional objects on pale wooden strips.

The set is the classic one – plum, cherries, orange, lemon, banana, grapes, watermelon and strawberry – above a golden bell, a red seven and a four-leaf clover.

Three Multiplier Plates

The game’s name is the mechanic, and it sits in plain sight: three plates under the reels reading x2, x3 and x5. One of them lights on a paying spin.

The captures let you check it. A spin with x2 lit pays 80.00, another with x2 pays 140.00, and a grid of clovers with x3 lit pays 540.00 – in each case the plate is the multiple and the total is what the symbols would otherwise have been worth, times it.

That 540.00 is 54x the stake and the best result in these captures. With x5 lit rather than x3 the same board would have been 900.00.

Only one plate lights per spin, so the multiplier is not something you accumulate or choose – it is drawn with the result. What the captures do not show is any way of influencing which one lands.

The Paytable

At the 10.00 stake the red seven pays 1,000.00 for five – 100x – then 70.00 for four and 30.00 for three.

Look at that second step. Five sevens are worth fourteen times what four are. On the studio’s other titles the gap between four and five is a quarter; here it is an order of magnitude, and it puts everything into the fifth symbol.

Below the seven, the bell and banana pair pays 200.00 for five (20x), the grapes, watermelon and strawberry group 100.00 (10x), and the plum, cherry and orange group 50.00 (5x).

So eight of the eleven symbols sit between 5x and 20x for a full line. The seven is in a class of its own and the multiplier plates do the rest.

The four-leaf clover appears in several of our paying captures without a value of its own on the visible paytable page, so it is presumably the special this game is named for. We are not quoting terms the screens did not state.

What the Reels Paid

The ordinary results are small and evenly spread: 20.00 (2x) from a row of cherries, 30.00 (3x) from plums, 40.00 (4x) from plums with a clover, and 80.00 (8x) from strawberries.

Then 140.00 (14x) from a grid of plums and clovers, and the 540.00 at 54x. Six results spanning 2x to 54x on ten paylines – a wider range than the paytable alone would produce, which is the multiplier plates at work.

Notice how the multiplier changes the shape of the game rather than its ceiling. A grid worth 180.00 on the symbols becomes 540.00 with x3 and 900.00 with x5 – so the same board can be worth 18x, 54x or 90x depending on a plate you do not control.

Three Pots, and They Move

A bar above the frame carries three figures against a diamond, a gold bar and a silver bar: 13,899.29, 2,114.63 and 357.31.

Here is what makes them worth a paragraph. The studio’s other titles on this platform – Sticky Tiki, Hot Rush Triple Star and Sweet Respins – all showed 16,045.59, 1,736.47 and 218.23 in our captures, identical to the cent across three different games.

These three are different. Same three pots, same layout, different figures – which tells you the pool is live rather than a set of fixed plates dressed up as jackpots. The values move, and they move for every game on the platform at once.

Against the 10.00 stake here they stand at roughly 1,390x, 211x and 36x.

What the Session Did

The balance runs 960.00, 990.00, 1,000.00, 1,210.00 and 1,540.00 across the captures – a gain of about 580, or 58x the stake.

Almost all of it is the single 54x spin. With no published RTP or volatility figure, that is the only distribution evidence this page can offer, and it is a short one: five modest spins and one good board.

The footer is the minimal Redstone shell: BALANCE and STAKE plates at bottom left, the win total in large yellow numerals across the middle, and an AUTO button beside the round spin key.

Ten Lines, Drawn Out

The info screen shows all ten paylines as numbered grid diagrams – three straight rows first, then stepped and zigzag shapes – and the whole reel frame is outlined in gold while a win resolves.

The demo is served from Redstone, the breadcrumb at top left reading REDSTONE / MULTI CLOVER 10 / DEMO, which is the same route the studio’s other titles in these batches take.

One practical note for anyone chasing the top pot: at this stake it is worth about 1,390 times the bet, which is far beyond anything the paytable can produce. On these Redstone titles the pots are not a garnish on the game – they are the only large number available.

Who Should Play It

Multi Clover 10 is for players who want an uncomplicated fruit machine with a visible multiplier. Three plates under the reels, one of them lit on every paying spin, is about as clear as a mechanic can be made, and the shared jackpot bar means play here counts toward the same pots as the studio’s other games.

The reservations are the three missing figures – no RTP, no volatility, no published maximum – and a paytable where four sevens are worth a fourteenth of five. Without the multiplier plates this would be a very ordinary ten-line game.

Where to Play Multi Clover 10

You can try this game on AztecParadise Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 300% up to £2000 for a limited time.

All six of our partner casinos also carry a sibling called Multi Clovers 5, so check the number before you launch. Both were listed when we checked on 22 September 2026 – under Foxi at five casinos and under Fazi at the sixth.