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Skeleton Bombs Oranje Jackpot: Dance With the Dead for a 25,000x Max Win

Pragmatic Play invites us to join the streets of the undead who possess the 6-reel, 5-row grid of Skeleton Bombs Oranje Jackpot. You want to keep your flesh, and fire off the well-above-average 25,000x max prize? Tumbles, free spins, and multipliers up to 1000x all have to cooperate.

My base game returns ranged from 0.5x to 11x my bet, with the bigger ones all coming from three or four tumble combos. A few longer dry stretches ate my balance up, but that’s natural for a high-volatility slot, and strong hits kept my balance above water.

After a while, I switched toggle Ante Bet on, which doubles the chance of triggering the bonus for a higher stake. Soon after, a purple skull with a chili pepper lit the parade and dropped me into 10 free spins.

Multiplier symbols join the action here, with multipliers from 2x up to 1000x. They stay through the tumble sequence, then add together at the end to multiply the round's total win. Mine closed at 32.4x my bet, which felt modest given how loud the trigger was.

If natural triggers don't come, you can buy two versions for 100x or 500x your bet. The first runs the regular bonus. The second is the super bonus, in which every multiplier carries a 20x floor instead of starting at 2x, tilting the math in your favor from the first spin.

Overall, I had a fun time with Skeleton Bombs Oranje Jackpot. The provider kept things light on features without losing depth, and the few that are here kept me immersed throughout. I knew what I was aiming for, and it always felt one hit away. I'll definitely give it another try tough, since nothing really stood out in my session.

PROS

• Prizes up to 25,000x
• Multipliers up to 1000x
• Super Buy with 20x multiplier floor
• Solid base game

CONS

• Multipliers only show in free spins
• Bonus wins remain limited

Savannah Riches Oranje Jackpot: Track the Pride Toward an 8,000x Top Prize

Pragmatic Play never disappoints when it comes to visuals, and Savannah Riches Oranje Jackpot keeps its streak going. The 5-reel, 3-row grid looks like it belongs on a postcard from Africa. Wilds with 2x and 3x multipliers carry the base game, the bonus round offers up to 27 free spins, and the ceiling of 8,000x your bet makes an expedition worthwhile.

In my base game, wins came in waves, where I'd chain five or six in a row, but then lose ten straight. Overall, the range sat between 0.1x and 5x my bet. Whenever the wild with its multiplier showed up, my wins rarely fell below 3x my bet.

That was enough to keep me green, and when I thought of buying a bonus for 100x my bet, 3 diamonds found each other on uneven reels. Then, you just wait to see how many free spins, between 9 and 27, I'd land. A 3x3 grid of barrels spins out, each showing numbers one to three, and the nine cells add up to the total. Mine settled at 16 spins.

In the bonus round, sticky wilds are by far the most important mechanic. They keep the same 2x or 3x multipliers, but once they appear, they don’t move until the end of the round. 

Bonus symbols are out of the picture, so no retriggers, and the reels switch to a special set that favors better-paying symbols. My round closed at 108x my bet, and since it finished with 3 wilds still stuck on the reels, I wanted to see what a Super version would feel like.

The Super Free Spins only come through the buy option for 500x your bet, with wilds that carry 10x or 20x multipliers instead. 

All in all, between visuals you can't fault, a strong base game, and a bonus round that triggered naturally, there's not much to complain about.

PROS

• Good graphics 
• Wins up to 8,000x
• Sticky wilds with x2/x3 multipliers
• Up to 27 Free Spins

CONS

• No major downsides

The Blarney Stone: Chase Clover Coins and Cash Out for up to 2,000x Wins

We’re standing in a leprechaun’s backyard, rainbows overhead, and coins everywhere in The Blarney Stone by Pragmatic Play. There are lucky gold coins with 35x cash prizes, a hold and win bonus to stack them, stacks of wilds to keep you occupied until the bonus arrives, and four jackpots up to 1,000x your bet. Let’s take a stroll through this countryside and see what treasures await us below.

The game runs on a 5x3 grid with 25 paylines. In my session, base game wins came in every 2 to 4 spins, usually between 0.20x to 1.40x my bet. There were stretches where I hit back-to-back 0.40x wins thanks to stacked wilds sitting on reels 2 and 3. Wilds only land on reels 2 to 5, and when two stacks lined up, they push a few hits up to 5.40x, but that didn’t happen often.

The money and collect setup is straightforward. Coin symbols land on the first four reels with values, and they only pay if a collect symbol lands on the fifth reel to scoop everything up. I was seeing smaller hits between 1x to 4x most of the time, but one clean spin landed an 18x coin with a 2x coin for a 20x payout.

The hold and win feature needs 6 or more coin symbols to trigger. Once it starts, all coins lock in place, and you get respins that reset every time a new coin lands. It took a while to show up, but when it did, the round paid 54x my bet without any jackpots getting involved. I triggered it again and still no jackpot in sight, but the coins pushed me to a 63.50x wins in total.

To me, The Blarney Stone slot by Pragmatic Play feels like a callback to simpler times, just one feature, high payout potential, and a base game that can swing either way. It’s by no means revolutionary, but I don’t think the devs planned for it to be so. I won’t be returning to it, because I’m not into Irish-themed slots that don’t break new ground. However, if you enjoy simple gameplay, this one is worth a spin.

PROS

• Stacked wilds in the base game
• Up to 35x cash symbols 
• Hold and win bonus game 
• Up to 1,000x jackpots

CONS

• Generic and overdone theme 
• Base game payouts were low