Tizona

Tizona — Merkur's sword-named five-reeler — is built, on the evidence, for the low-stakes regular: the filed bet band runs 0.01 to just 2.00, a ceiling we're holding under review as suspiciously tight.

The audience in the data

A penny floor with a two-unit cap describes its own audience: players who count sessions in time rather than money. At these limits even the worst evening stays survivable, which is a form of honesty the missing math cannot undermine. That is a rarer design promise than any multiplier.

Blade and grid

Merkur mounts five reels on fixed paylines here, one of 232 entries it keeps with us. The paytable's listed peak is 6,000× the stake, which on a two-unit maximum bet would cap real payouts firmly. No feature flags — no buy pass, no cascades — appear in our records.

Ledger entries missing

RTP and volatility are unpublished in both feeds. With a 6,000× top and penny stakes, the missing temperament grade matters: the same ceiling plays very differently on gentle versus harsh math. Our verified catalog centers at 96.08% while we wait for Merkur's number to surface.

A famous sword, an ordinary rule: the house's share of long-run play is engraved in. Sheathe the session at a pre-set limit. 18+.