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Mayan series
Mayan series: respin control or direct bonus access
Which RubyPlay Mayan series entry should come first: the 243-way respin structure of Mayan Cache or the mystery-symbol route in Mayan Blaze? The answer depends on whether the player wants wins to reshape the reels or prefers a conventional 30-payline game with a bonus buy.
Ranked by Slot Score
| Game | Year | RTP | Volatility | Slot Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Mayan CacheRubyPlay | 2020 | 96.47% | Medium/High | 75 |
 Mayan BlazeLatestRubyPlay | 2022 | 96.4% | Medium volatility | 66 |
Mayan Cache established the pair's 5x3 ancient-jungle setting in 2020, but its identity comes from locking winning symbols through respins, expanding symbols and reel-set changes. Its medium-high volatility and 2,300x maximum make the feature sequence the main source of pressure rather than a separate purchased round.
Mayan Blaze changed the structure in 2022 without abandoning the visual code. It replaced 243 ways with 30 paylines, moved to medium volatility and added mystery symbols plus direct bonus access; its maximum bet also rose from 30 to 200. That makes the RubyPlay series a compact split between a transformation-heavy respin game and a more accessible sequel built around mystery reveals and faster entry to free spins.