King of the Sky: Hit the Bonus

King of the Sky: Hit the Bonus Overview

King of the Sky: Hit the Bonus is a Playson hold-and-win slot on a 5-reel board with 10 win lines, rated high volatility with a maximum win of 10,000x the bet and four fixed jackpots. All the figures below were read from demo play at 10.00 and 5.00 stakes.

Theme and Graphics

The setting is a storm: banks of blue-grey cloud lit from within by lightning, with a bald eagle spread across the top of the screen, wings out, a ball of electricity burning beneath it. The reel frame is a thin gold rectangle floating in the middle of all that weather.

It is a restrained piece of design for a jackpot game. There is no cabinet, no crowd and no clutter – just the bird, the sky and four prize plaques.

The Four Jackpots

The plaques sit either side of the eagle and rescale with your bet, which makes them easy to read as multiples. At the 10.00 stake they show GRAND 10,000.00, MAJOR 500.00, MINOR 200.00 and MINI 100.00.

Halve the bet to 5.00 and every figure halves with it – 5,000.00, 250.00, 100.00 and 50.00 – so the four prizes are fixed at 1,000x, 50x, 20x and 10x whatever you play for.

★ That is worth spelling out because it settles a question these games usually leave open: there is no minimum stake to “qualify” for the Grand, and no advantage in betting up. The ratio never moves.

What the Eagles Pay

The game information screen gives the base-game pay table in four lines, and there is only one symbol on it that matters: the eagle. At the 5.00 stake it pays 100.00 for five, 40.00 for four, 20.00 for three and 10.00 for two.

Ten win lines are diagrammed underneath, with the rule printed below them: win lines pay if in succession from leftmost to rightmost.

Converted, five eagles are worth 20x the stake and two are worth the stake back. On a game advertising 10,000x, the entire ordinary pay table tops out at twenty times the bet – everything else comes from the coins.

The Coins and the Bonus Game

The collectable symbol is a gold coin with a cash value stamped on it. The captures show 5.00, 10.00, 15.00, 20.00 and 30.00, plus coins carrying the jackpot names – a purple MINI and a green MAJOR sitting in the grid alongside the numbered ones.

The information screen states the round’s two rules plainly: the bonus game continues until the player runs out of re-spins or the whole field is covered with symbols, and when the bonus game ends, the winnings are paid for the number of eagle symbols on the win lines.

★ Read that second sentence twice, because it is unusual. Most hold-and-win rounds simply total the coin values. This one also pays the eagle lines at the end, so the round produces two separate payouts from the same final board.

Multipliers in the Round

One capture shows the round at its busiest: coins reading 5.00, 10.00, 15.00 and MINI and MAJOR spread across the field, with small badges attached to them and floating in the empty cells – x2 on several coins, x3 on two more, and x2 and x4 waiting in positions not yet filled.

So the multipliers are positional. They are already on the board before the coins arrive, and a coin landing on a marked cell takes that value. A 15.00 coin on an x3 cell is worth 45.00 – nine times the 5.00 stake from a single position.

Three Prices to Buy

The BONUS button in the left margin opens a three-card menu, and Playson is explicit about what separates them. At the 5.00 stake:

BONUS – BUY 200.00 (40x) gives a random bonus game. SUPER BONUS – BUY 400.00 (80x) adds guaranteed multipliers. ULTRA BONUS – BUY 1000.00 (200x) promises guaranteed jackpots and more multipliers, and its card shows a MAJOR plaque and x3, x4 and x5 badges.

★ The middle card is the interesting one. Doubling the price from 40x to 80x buys certainty about multipliers rather than a longer round – and given that the multipliers sit on the grid before the coins land, that is buying the board rather than the spins.

What the Session Produced

Base-game results at the 10.00 stake were 60.00 and 160.00 – six and sixteen times the bet – the larger from a board with eagles stacked across the left-hand reels and 20.00 coins filling the gaps.

A bonus round in progress showed a TOTAL WIN of 110.00 with seven coins on the field, and another 160.00 with the board still filling.

The credit line ran 790.00, 390.00, 260.00 and finally 0.00 at the 10.00 stake before the session restarted at 5.00. High volatility, as advertised.

The Interface

Playson keeps the controls out of the way: a large orange spin button on the right edge with an autoplay control beneath it, and a single bar across the bottom carrying CREDIT, TOTAL WIN and BET. The plaques and the eagle occupy the space above the reels that most jackpot slots fill with meters.

One detail is easy to miss – the win field switches between TOTAL WIN and LAST WIN depending on whether a round is running, so the number under the reels means something different inside the bonus than outside it.

Who Should Play It

King of the Sky suits players who like Playson’s hold-and-win format and want jackpots that scale honestly with the stake. The positional multipliers give the round more texture than a plain coin-collect, the double payout at the end of the bonus is genuinely unusual, and the three-tier buy menu is clearly priced.

The base game is thin – twenty times the bet is the ceiling on ordinary spins – and high volatility on a ten-line board means long quiet stretches. This is a game to play toward the bonus, and the buy menu exists because Playson knows it.

Where to Play King of the Sky

You can try this game on MrJones Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 300% up to £1200 for a limited time.

King of the Sky: Hit the Bonus was listed in the MrJones game library under Playson when we checked on 18 September 2026.