Avalon Burrow

Avalon Burrow is an Arthurian slot from Inbet, listed in the casinos from 25 August 2026. It plays on a 5x3 grid with 10 lines, and the entire cast is mice: minstrels, knights, ladies and a castle on the hill behind them. It is a small, old-fashioned game with a card gamble bolted on, and it does not hide a single thing from you.

Camelot, Scaled Down

The reels sit in a slim wooden frame against a bright blue sky, with green hills and a turreted castle flying a red banner in the distance. The AVALON BURROW title arches over the top in gold. It is cheerful rather than epic, and the artwork is pitched squarely at that joke.

The symbols are the court in miniature: a grey mouse minstrel with a lute, the lute itself, a knight mouse in red and gold armour, a lady mouse in a blue gown holding a rose, an armoured gauntlet, a rose, and a purple sack spilling cheese and coins. A winged blue shield marked SCATTER completes the set.

The Status Bar Tells You What Paid

The best thing about this game’s interface is the strip along the bottom. Rather than a bare number, it names the source of the win in words, and our screenshots caught four different messages:

WIN ON 3 LINES – 30.00
WIN ON 4 LINES – 100.00
WIN ON 7 LINES – 70.00, and again at 105.00
WIN ON SCATTERS – 20.00

At the 10.00 bet those are 3x, 10x, 7x, 10.5x and 2x the stake. Being told whether a win came from lines or scatters, and how many lines were involved, is more information than most modern slots offer.

Ten Lines, And They Hit Together

Seven of the ten lines paying on a single spin happened twice in our short session. That is the shape of a game with a small symbol set and stacked reels: when the cheese sacks fill the right-hand reels, most of the lines running through them pay at once.

The balance readings show the rhythm – 720.14, then 810.14, 830.14, down to 665.14 and back to 830.14. At a 10.00 bet the swings are modest in both directions, which is what ten lines and a compact paytable produce.

The Scatter Pays On Its Own

The winged shield is a proper scatter: it pays from anywhere rather than along a line. Three of them landing on the first, third and fifth reels produced the WIN ON SCATTERS message and 20.00 – twice the stake, with no payline involved.

On a ten-line game that second route matters more than it would elsewhere, because there are simply fewer lines for an ordinary symbol to land on.

The Card Gamble

Every win can be taken to a gamble screen, and Inbet lays it out more clearly than most. The board is a castle wall with a face-up card in the middle – the ace of clubs, in our case – and the terms printed on plaques above it:

AMOUNT OF RISK – 140.00
x2 – winning when choosing a color – 280.00
x4 – winning when choosing a cards suit – 560.00

Both outcomes are shown as cash, not as multipliers, so there is no arithmetic to do under pressure. Large RED and BLACK buttons sit on either side, with the four individual suits as smaller buttons above them, and a TAKE button in the bottom right corner to collect instead.

Previous Cards

A strip in the top right corner labelled “Previous cards” shows what the deck has recently dealt – a diamond, a spade, and three shield placeholders for rounds not yet played.

It changes nothing about the odds, since each draw is independent, but it is the fixture players of this genre expect, and it is rendered here in the same style as the rest of the game rather than bolted on.

What Inbet Does Not Publish

This is worth stating plainly. Inbet has released no RTP figure, no volatility rating and no maximum win for Avalon Burrow, and the game has no entry in the slot catalogues at all – a pattern we see repeatedly with the studio’s newer titles. We have left those fields empty rather than invent them.

What is documented comes from the game itself: a 5x3 grid, ten fixed lines, a scatter that pays from anywhere, and a x2 or x4 card gamble on every win. The screenshots above are the primary source for all of it.

What The Bet Changes

Everything scales with the stake. Our screenshots were taken at a 10.00 bet, where seven lines of cheese sacks paid 105.00 and three scatters paid 20.00. Halve the stake and both figures halve; the multiples – 10.5x and 2x – stay exactly where they are.

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Sushi Counter and Twinkle Core arrived in the casinos on the same day as this one, and Alebrijes Party and 100 Dragons show the studio’s wider range – bright, compact games with gamble screens and no buy menus.

Who It Is For

Avalon Burrow is for players who want something light. Ten lines, a handful of symbols, mice in armour and a gamble ladder that spells out both outcomes in cash – there is nothing to learn and nothing hidden. The trade is that Inbet publishes no return figure, so you are taking the maths on trust. If that is acceptable, it is an easy, good-humoured game that tells you exactly what just paid. All six casinos we checked carry it.

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