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Devil's Wager OverviewDevil's Wager is a devilish fruit slot from Gamebeat, released on 10 September 2026. It plays on a classic 5x3 grid with 5 fixed paylines, and the whole game revolves around pentagram Scatters that reveal multipliers. The game rules list an RTP of 96.15% (the launch news quoted 96.10%), and the maximum win is capped at 10,000x the bet. The volatility is medium-low with a hit rate of 11.02%, which means a win roughly every nine spins. The main attraction is the Scatter Win feature, where multipliers from x2 to x9 are multiplied together. On top of that, three bonus bets and a bonus buy let you shape how often and how strongly the feature hits. Theme and GraphicsThe reels sit in an ornate red and gold frame inside a gothic hall, with stone columns, lit candles and burning torches on both sides. The Devil's Wager logo glows above the grid, and the pentagrams burst into flames when they reveal their multipliers. The symbols are classic fruits – cherries, plums, lemons, oranges, grapes and watermelons – plus a golden dice showing double sixes. The Wild is a grinning red devil with horns. Symbols and PaytableAt a bet of 6, five of a kind on a line pay:
The Wild has its own payouts, so a line of Wilds pays according to the paytable as well. The five paylines run across the three rows and in two V shapes. Scatter Win FeatureThe pentagram Scatter starts the feature when 3 or more land. When 2 Scatters are on the reels, the remaining reels show an anticipation effect, and in some cases the feature can also start with only 2 Scatters. Each participating Scatter reveals a random multiplier from x2 to x9, and all revealed multipliers are multiplied together. The result is paid in bet multiples: the game’s own example is x9 × x5 × x2 × x7 × x6 = x3,780 the bet. In our screenshots, two Scatters with x2 and x4 gave a total of x8 and a win of 80 at a bet of 10, and three Scatters with x2, x6 and x2 built a total of x24. Maximum WinBecause the multipliers are multiplied rather than added, the numbers grow fast. Five high multipliers could in theory go far beyond the limit – five x9 values would make 59,049x. The game therefore caps every win at 10,000x the bet; at a bet of 6 the rules show this as EUR 60,000. The x3 Minimum Scatter bet raises the floor of every multiplier, so the smallest possible result with three Scatters grows from x8 to x27 – a meaningful difference for a feature that pays only through these values. Bonus Bets and Bonus BuyThe BUY FEATURE menu offers four options. At a bet of 6, they cost:
In relation to the base bet, the three bonus bets cost about 1.4x, 1.6x and 2.2x the stake per spin, while the bonus buy is a one-off payment of 100x. Game ControlsThe star icon at the bottom left opens the BUY FEATURE menu. Autoplay can run for a chosen number of rounds or stop when advanced conditions are met. With Turbo Control, holding down the space bar on a keyboard – or the spin button on a phone or tablet – starts turbo spins with autoplay. Rounds that are not finished within 90 days are closed automatically. Who Should Play ItDevil's Wager suits players who like classic fruit slots but want a modern feature with real upside. The multiplying Scatters can turn a few pentagrams into a large win, while the medium-low volatility keeps the base game steady. Try the free demo first to test the bonus bets. Where to Play Devil's WagerYou can try this game on LuckyBar Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 300% up to £1500 for a limited time. Devil's Wager was listed in all six of our partner casino libraries when we checked on 19 October 2026. |