Jogo Do Bicho

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Play Free Demo

For the first acquaintance with the game it is not necessary to risk real money - there is a free demo mode.

Demo mode is available right at the beginning of the page and is launched without registration. This is a convenient way to quickly evaluate the game and understand the subtleties of the rules, as well as to understand how good the payout is.

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How to Play Jogo Do Bicho (InOut)

The game board is divided into 25 cells (5x5). Each cell has its own animal (bird, reptile), and under the animal there are 4 pairs of numbers. When a player makes a bet, 5 animals are randomly selected from the list of animals. They can be repeated (for example, 1 Eagle, 2 Baran, 2 Lion will fall out). The player has to choose from 1 (there is no upper limit) animal. The bet will win if among the 5 animals that fall out there is the same one that the player has chosen. There are several variants of how the bet will be made:

• Simple - 1 bet is placed on 1 animal. The winnings are x3 if the selected animal took 2-5 positions in the list. If the selected animal is on the first place - the win is x12.

• Double - 1 bet is divided by 2 animals (for example, a player bets 0.5 on Double and chooses Monkey and Lion, then the bet will win if among 5 animals will be either Monkey or Lion, or both). If the same selected animals appeared on 1-2 positions - the winnings are multiplied by x95. If both selected animals are on any positions (for example, on 1 and 4) - win x18. If at least 1 selected animal (any animal) is just in the list - win x1.

• Triple, Quadra, Penta - the principle is the same as Double, only the bet is divided into 3, 4 or 5 animals. The biggest win is possible in Penta, when the player chooses 5 animals, and these animals in the same order will appear in the random list - the bet will increase x17000.

• Tens, Hundreds, Thousands - on the field instead of animals appear numbers from 0 to 9, and in the random list under each animal will also begin to appear random numbers. The player's task is to choose the numbers to be as close as possible to those that will appear in the random list.

You can bet from 0.01 to 200.00, and win a multiplier of up to x17000. You can select animals with the Random button. There is autoplay.

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RTP, Volatility & Hit Frequency

Since it is not easy to guess even a few animals out of 25 possible, not everyone will be able to play in Jogo Do Bicho. The return percentage of bets here is 93%. This is not the lowest RTP in gambling, but you should not expect a good return.

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Strategy: How to Win

For Jogo Do Bicho, you can use a strategy that reduces the risks quite well. Set a smaller bet (e.g. 0.05), choose a few options to win (e.g. 5 animals in Simple), and play like that.

In this case, the size of winnings will be small, but the chances of catching them will be high. That is, you will be able to play in the plus not at the expense of large rare multipliers, but at the expense of small, but very frequent.

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Interface

When I saw the interface of Jogo Do Bicho, I immediately realized that it would take a long time to figure it out. In the center of the window there is a playing field. Each cell has an animal and 4 pairs of numbers. To the left of the field is a vertical list with 5 positions. Between bets it is empty (each cell has only ?), after the bet 5 random animals will appear here. To the right of the field is a list where the player's bets will appear. When the player chooses at least 1 animal, the total bet size and 2 buttons will appear on the list - clear the list or fix it (then it cannot be changed by accidentally clicking on the field). Under the field there is a horizontal block, in which from left to right there is information about the winnings you have just received, changing the bet (you can use buttons, you can click on the field and enter the number manually), Random (for random selection of an animal) and Play buttons. You can press Play after at least 1 animal has been selected. If you press Play, the autoplay will start with the set of animals selected by the player. There are no conditions for stopping the autoplay, you can stop it only manually. Above the playing field there are buttons for switching modes (Simple, Double, and so on). In the upper right corner the balance is displayed and there are some more buttons - transition to full screen mode, link to the rules and menu. In the menu you can see the history of your bets, a link to the rules and volume settings. To all players who are interested in Jogo Do Bicho, I advise the following:

1. Allocate at least 30 minutes to familiarize yourself with the rules. If you're looking for a simple new game to get up to speed on the rules quickly, this is definitely not it.

2. Select Simple, click Random a few times, and press Play.

3. Repeat step 2 until you see at least 1 win.

4. Open the menu and go to the betting history. See exactly which combination won. This way you will be able to understand the principle behind the bet winning.

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Mobile Compatibility

Jogo Do Bicho has a mobile version for playing on phones and tablets. Since there is almost no animation, you can play even on inexpensive budget smartphones without any problems. I liked the look of the interface better on a tablet (I tested it on an iPad Air 4), because on a phone in portrait mode a large number of buttons are awkwardly displayed.

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Should You Play for Real Money in New Zealand?

Final opinion of the Casinoz team: if you are not lazy and spend time (a lot) to understand the rules - this game should be liked, because it has a wide range of settings. But to get used to them and choose the most interesting option for yourself, you will need at least 1 hour (or rather more, if you take into account the strategy checks). There are no questions about the interface and design, everything looks neat and convenient.