Doomsday Saloon

Doomsday Saloon slot by BGaming
  • RTP: 97
  • Max Win: x10000.00
  • Betways: Cluster Pays
  • Volatility: Very High
  • Game Type: Slots
  • Release Date: April 29th, 2025

Doomsday Saloon slot by BGaming

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Doomsday Saloon Overview

Doomsday Saloon is a seven-by-seven cluster slot from BGaming with cluster pays, a 97% RTP, a very high volatility rating and a published ceiling of 10,000x. It was released on 29 April 2025.

That 97% is the highest RTP in this batch by a clear margin, and the grid is built to spend it in one place. All figures below were read from demo play at 0.75 and 15.00 FUN stakes.

A Western After the End

The theme is post-apocalyptic western, and it is unusually well executed. The grid sits in a battered timber frame in the doorway of a saloon; behind it a ruined town under a huge moon, and on the right a gunslinger in a long coat with a rifle slung over his shoulder, seen from behind.

Inside the round the scene changes to the saloon interior – red lamplight, a woman in leather on a bar stool, a man in a wide-brimmed hat beside her. The symbols are shotgun shells and cartridges in five colours, with outlaw portraits as the high-payers.

Cluster Pays, Not Lines

There are no paylines. Matching symbols pay wherever they touch, and each cluster prints its own value on the grid – the captures show figures like 0.18, 0.24, 0.45, 0.60, 3.00 and 3.60 resolving side by side on a single spin.

Winning cells then clear and new symbols drop, so one spin can resolve several times. The footer keeps two separate fields for this – Win for the current cascade and Total win for the spin.

The Cell Multipliers Are the Point

Gold badges land on the cells rather than on the symbols, and they carry large multipliers. Across the captures we recorded x20, x30, x50 and x100 – two x100 badges on the same grid in one case.

The buy menu explains where they come from, and the wording is worth quoting: after purchasing, 3-6 scatters will drop on reels. These scatters will turn into x10 cell multiplier or sticky wild during free spins.

So the badges start at x10 and grow. A cell showing x100 has been upgraded repeatedly, and because the multiplier belongs to the position, every future cluster that touches that cell is multiplied by it. That is the mechanism the 10,000x ceiling rests on.

The Free Spins Round

Three star scatters on the grid trigger it, and the award screen is a piece of scrap machinery with the number stamped on a green panel: FREE SPINS 10, with click to continue underneath.

Inside, a free spins counter sits in the bottom-right corner – the captures catch it at 3/10 and 10/10 – while a green BONUS ACTIVE plate replaces the buy button on the left rail.

What the round produced is the best evidence on this page. At the 0.75 stake, spin three of ten had a x50 and two x100 badges on the grid, a 138.00 cluster, and a running total of 303.84 FUN – which is 405x the stake with seven spins still to run.

A separate capture at the 15.00 stake ends the round on 269.01 FUN from spin ten of ten, with x30 and x100 badges in play. Against that larger bet it is 17.9x – the same round, a twentieth of the value.

One capture is worth singling out: a single cluster paying 138.00 FUN at the 0.75 stake – 184x from one group of symbols, because it landed across a cell carrying a x100 badge. That is the whole design in one screen.

Four Prices for the Round

The BUY FREE SPINS menu offers four tiers, and it charges for certainty rather than for spins. At the 0.75 bet: REGULAR 75.00, 1 WILD GUARANTEED 150.00, 2 WILDS GUARANTEED 300.00 and ALL SCATTERS TURN WILDS 600.00 FUN.

Converted, those are 100x, 200x, 400x and 800x. Each tier is exactly double the one below it, and each one converts one more scatter from a multiplier badge into a sticky wild.

That is a real decision rather than a price ladder. The cheap tier gives you multiplier cells and no guaranteed wilds; the 800x tier gives you wilds instead of multipliers. On a game whose ceiling is built from stacked cell multipliers, the most expensive option is arguably buying the wrong thing.

There is also a screen most games do not show you. After a purchase the grid goes completely dark and only the scatters remain lit – three gold stars scattered across an empty seven-by-seven field – before the round begins. It is the clearest possible statement of what you just bought.

The Wild Spin Ante

The left rail carries a second purchase: a green plate reading WILD SPIN, priced at 15.00 FUN. In several captures it shows WILD SPIN ACTIVE, and while it is lit the Total bet field reads 15.00 – the ante becomes your stake for that spin.

Against the 0.75 base bet that is a twentyfold increase, and it is the single most expensive ante in this batch by a wide margin. The captures with it active show ordinary cluster wins of 0.18 to 3.60 – figures that make no sense at all against a 15.00 stake.

If you use it, use it knowing that every spin now costs what a whole session used to.

The Big Win Banner

BGaming states big wins in multiples, which is welcome. The session’s peak is announced on a torn WANTED poster: SUPER MEGA WIN – 247.56 FUN – 330× BET.

Three tiers of banner exist above the ordinary win display, and this one is the top of them. 330x on a 10,000x game is a good round rather than a great one, which is a useful calibration for what “super mega” means here.

The footer is plain and complete: a Total bet field with arrows, Win and Total win, a Last win readout – 65.37 FUN in one capture – an autoplay key and the spin button. A neon Open sign glows on the saloon wall beside the reels, which is the only joke in the artwork.

Who Should Play It

Doomsday Saloon is for players who want a high-RTP cluster game with a genuine engine behind it. The position-based multipliers make every cascade matter, the 97% return is excellent, and the artwork is a long way above the usual post-apocalyptic kitsch.

The reservations are the very high volatility – the base grid pays in fractions of a unit – and the two purchase options, both of which are priced for players with a large balance. At 0.75 a spin this is a patient game; at 15.00 a spin it is a different one entirely.

Where to Play Doomsday Saloon

You can try this game on SunClub Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 400% up to £1500 for a limited time.

Doomsday Saloon was listed under BGaming in all six of our partner casino libraries when we checked on 22 September 2026.

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