Dave Lame - Bad Magician Slot by Light & Wonder
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A bumbling stage magician fronts this 243-ways NextGen comedy slot, where his Abra-Cadabra trick randomly turns symbols wild and hands out a held re-spin, though sometimes the magic just fizzles. To start playing the Dave Lame - Bad Magician demo in your browser, press the "Free Play" button below.

Specifications
| Game Type | Slots |
|---|---|
| RTP | 95.43% |
| Volatility | Medium |
| Max Win | 1,062x |
| Grid | 5x3 |
| Paylines | 243 ways to win |
| Min Bet | $0.01 |
| Max Bet | $120 |

About Dave Lame - Bad Magician Slot
Dave Lame is a hopeless conjurer, and the whole game runs on him trying to pull off a trick. After any base-game spin his Abra-Cadabra feature can fire at random. When it works, he turns one or more symbols wild, holds them in place, and grants a re-spin so those new wilds can build a bigger win on the 243-ways grid. When it doesn't, the trick fizzles and nothing happens, which fits a magician whose act keeps going sideways. Because it is fully random, there is no trigger condition to chase. It just shows up.
The Magic Show free games are the structured side. Three or more BONUS posters hand you ten spins, and inside them the Abra-Cadabra trick triggers far more often, stacking extra wilds across the reels spin after spin. Land more posters during the feature and you re-trigger for another batch. There is no buy option, so the only way in is catching three scatters cold.
It all plays out on a vaudeville stage, deep red theatre boards with golden curtains pulled back and a dark auditorium behind. Dave hosts from the left in a black top hat, red bow tie, tailcoat and a curly moustache, looking permanently flustered. The reel symbols carry the act through: his top-hat-and-wand logo, a startled white rabbit popping from a hat, a fluttering dove, and a fan of playing cards, with card royals filling out the lows. The palette is all rich red, gold and purple, classic cabaret colours. It is a lighter, comic Light & Wonder port from the older NextGen catalogue, leaning on charm rather than heavy math.
Reviewed by Arina, Slots Editor at Spinoxy Media Ltd.