3 Tombs

3 Tombs Overview

3 Tombs is an ancient Egypt slot from Amigo Gaming, released in June 2025. It plays on a 5x3 grid with 30 paylines, and above the reels sit three glowing pyramids – green, red and blue – labelled COLLECT, ETERNITY and PAYER. The studio rates the volatility as high and gives a maximum multiplier of x6,400. The feature list on Amigo’s own page is short: Scatter, Free Games, Wild, Pile Collector and Pin Win.

The Three Pyramids

The pyramids are the heart of the game. Each one fills up during play – Amigo calls it the Pile Feature, a collector that “accumulates rewards worthy of a true Pharaoh” – and each belongs to its own version of the Pin Win bonus. Our screenshots caught all three intro screens:

• Pin Win Collect – the green pyramid, set in a jungle-green scene
• Pin Win Eternity – the red pyramid, framed by fiery wings
• Pin Win Payer – the blue pyramid, between two carved temple columns under a night sky

The names hint at what each variant adds to the coin round: collecting values, keeping them, or paying them out. As the pyramids fill during the base game, you can watch which bonus is getting closer before it arrives.

The Paytable

The paytable screen, taken at a €0.30 bet, shows these values for five, four and three of a kind:

• Cleopatra: €12.00 / €3.00 / €0.60 – 40x, 10x and 2x the bet
• Horus: €9.00 / €1.20 / €0.30 – 30x, 4x, 1x
• Anubis: €3.00 / €0.60 / €0.15 – 10x, 2x, 0.5x
• Crocodile: €1.00 / €0.30 / €0.10
• A and K: €0.30 / €0.15 / €0.05 – 1x, 0.5x and about 0.17x

Further down the table sit the other royals and a golden mask. The spread between the top symbol and the rest is large – five Cleopatras pay forty times the bet, five As just one – which fits the high volatility.

The Lower Tier in Numbers

Converted into multiples of the bet, the crocodile pays about 3.3x for five, 1x for four and a third of the bet for three. The A and K pay exactly the bet for five and half of it for four. In other words, a three-of-a-kind on the lower symbols returns less than the stake on its own – the base game’s small wins only add up when several lines hit together.

At the top end the gap is wide. A five-Cleopatra line pays 40 times as much as five As, and the jump from four to five of a kind is large on every premium: Cleopatra goes from 10x to 40x, Horus from 4x to 30x, Anubis from 2x to 10x. Most of the line value sits on the fifth reel.

Reading the Win Meter

Every win in 3 Tombs is shown with a LINES PLAYED counter under the reels, so you can see how many of the 30 lines contributed. In our session it ranged from a single line (the €2,700 Horus hit) to eight lines at once (the €150 spin on As). The counter makes the maths easy to follow: divide the win by the number of lines and you get the average value per line – €18.75 for the eight-line spin, €20 for the six-line one – close to the €15 that three As pay at a €90 stake.

What Our Spins Showed

We played the demo at a €90 stake, and the win meter under the reels lets us check the numbers against that table.

The best base-game hit was a single line of Horus symbols across the top row, completed by a WILD: €2,700. Five Horus pay 30x, and 30 times €90 is exactly €2,700. It shows how much one premium line is worth on a 30-line game.

Another spin paid €270 on three lines of Anubis. That matches the table too: two lines of three Anubis at 0.5x (€45 each) and one line of four at 2x (€180) add up to €270.

The smaller hits came from the royals: an eight-line spin built on As paid €150, a six-line spin €120. Several lines at once is normal on a 30-line grid, but with As worth 0.17x for three, even a busy spin stays small.

The Wild

The wild is a golden tile with the word WILD across it. In our €2,700 hit it sat in the middle of the winning line and turned four Horus symbols into five – the difference between 4x and 30x the bet on that line. Since the jump from four to five of a kind is so large on every premium, a wild landing in the right place matters more here than on games with a flatter table.

What the Pyramids Show During Play

The three pyramids are not static decoration. Their glow is not the same in every screenshot – the red Eternity pyramid shines noticeably brighter in several of our base-game shots than its green and blue neighbours. That is the Pile Feature at work, and it gives the base game a second layer – even a losing spin can push one of the pyramids closer to its bonus.

Scatters and Free Games

The scatter is a red-and-gold tile marked FREE GAMES, and it appears on the reels in several of our screenshots. Landing enough of them starts the Free Games round, one of the four features listed by the studio.

Inside the Pin Win

One screenshot shows a Pin Win round in progress, played at a €0.30 stake. The reels turn into a board of gold coins under the red pyramid in a torch-lit temple hall. Most coins carry small values – €0.30, €0.60, €0.90, €1.50, or 1x to 5x the bet – but one red tile in the middle shows €38.70, well over a hundred times the bet on its own. The board was almost full when we took the picture, with only two empty positions left.

How It Fits the Amigo “3” Series

3 Tombs belongs to a family of Amigo games built around three collectors above the reels. 3 Muertos uses three characters for Free Games, Pick’Em and Pin Win, and 3 Pharaohs takes the Egyptian theme to a compact 3x3 grid. 3 Tombs differs in that all three pyramids lead to a Pin Win, each with its own twist. The casinos we checked also list a separate 3 Tombs Dice edition.

Graphics and Setting

The base game is set by a river under a bright sky, with palm trees, broken columns and a ruined temple in the background. The reels are framed in gold, the three gem-like pyramids hover above them, and the symbols are richly drawn: Cleopatra in her headdress, Horus in lapis blue, a black Anubis and a golden crocodile. The Pin Win moves indoors, to a hall of painted pillars lit in red and orange.

Who It Is For

3 Tombs is for players who like a busy base game with something building in the background. Thirty lines keep small wins coming, the three pyramids give you a reason to watch every spin, and the Pin Win variants add variety to the bonus. With high volatility and a 6,400x ceiling, the big results are rare, but a single line of five premiums can already pay 30 or 40 times the bet. All six casinos we checked carry it.

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