A pay-anywhere tumble slot dressed in Gielinor. Winning symbols clear and drop new ones into the gap, so a single spin can cascade several times over, and multipliers land during the free spins round.
How to play Gielinor Bonanza
Set your stake. Turn on the ante bet for a better chance at the feature - it costs 25% more per spin.
Spin. Eight or more of the same symbol anywhere on the 6x5 board pays, and bigger groups pay more, with the top tier at 12 or more.
Winning symbols clear and new ones tumble in from above. Each new win pays and clears again, all within the same spin.
Four or more partyhats pay up to 100x your stake and start 10 free spins. You can also buy the feature at 100x.
In free spins, multiplier bombs from 2x to 100x can land. When the tumbling stops, their values are added together and applied to that spin's whole win, and three more partyhats add five spins.
About Gielinor Bonanza
The ante bet costs 25% more per spin and buys a better shot at the feature. What it buys is a shorter wait, not a better price - if you are chasing the bonus it gets you there sooner, and that is the whole of what you are paying for.
The ceiling is 21,100x your stake, and it is the free spins round that reaches it: multipliers land across the board there and apply to the whole tumble sequence at once, so one good spin can cascade several times over before it pays.
Gielinor Bonanza FAQ
What is the max win on Gielinor Bonanza?
21,100x your stake. It comes out of the free spins round, where multiplier symbols are added together and applied to the whole tumble sequence.
Is the ante bet worth it?
It depends what you want from the session. It raises the trigger rate and it raises the cost per spin, so it shortens the wait for the bonus at the price of more per spin. It is a trade of pace, not a way to beat the edge.
How do tumbling reels work?
Symbols in a winning combination are removed and new ones fall into the gaps, so one paid spin can cascade into several consecutive wins.
