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Aztec Blaze slot by Pragmatic Play
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Aztec Blaze

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RTP (provider default)96.50%
Versions: 96.50% · 95.50% · 94.50%
RTP seen in NJNot tracked
RTP seen in MINot tracked
Max win2,000x
VolatilityHigh
ReleasedSep 29, 2022
Grid6x4
Ways / lines25 lines
Bonus buyYes

Features

free spinsmultipliersscatters

Mechanics & themes

colossal symbolsmultipliersaztecfire

Where to play Aztec Blaze

New JerseyNot found at the NJ casinos we track yet
MichiganNot found at the MI casinos we track yet

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Slots are random. RTP is a theoretical return over millions of spins and says nothing about a single session. Figures come from the provider and independent databases (updated Oct 3, 2026). Check the game's info screen before you play.

Aztec Blaze at a glance

Aztec Blaze is a Pragmatic Play slot released Sep 29, 2022, played on a 6x4 grid with 25 lines. The action comes from colossal symbols, multipliers, free spins and scatters. Its top prize is 2,000x the stake; 91% of the 1,016 slots we track can pay more. Volatility is high: expect fewer wins with bigger swings.

Pragmatic Play lists 96.50% as the default return to player (RTP) and also builds 95.50% and 94.50% versions that casinos can choose instead. RTP is an average over millions of spins; it doesn't predict a single session.

We haven't found Aztec Blaze at the New Jersey or Michigan casinos we track yet. New titles often reach US casinos weeks after their global launch; the nightly sweep will list it here when it does.

Aztec Blaze FAQ

What is the RTP of Aztec Blaze?

Pragmatic Play lists 96.50% as the default RTP; other versions include 96.50%, 95.50%, 94.50%.

What is the max win on Aztec Blaze?

The maximum win is 2,000x your stake.

Where can I play Aztec Blaze for real money?

We haven't seen Aztec Blaze at the New Jersey or Michigan casinos we track yet.