Royal Ace

Royal Ace Overview

Royal Ace is a Funky Games slot on a 5x4 grid with cascading wins and a climbing multiplier ladder, running a 96% RTP. All the figures below were read from demo play at a 160 stake, which makes the pay table read directly as multiples.

Theme and Graphics

There is no theme beyond the cards themselves, and the game is better for it. The board is a grid of playing cards – white faces, black and red pips, court figures drawn in the flat heraldic style of a real deck – on a dark green baize background with a gold arc across the bottom.

The bonus screens are the only place the styling loosens up: red velvet curtains, gilded columns and a golden trophy, lit like a theatre.

The Multiplier Ladder

A gold bar across the top of the screen carries five rungs: x1, x2, x3, x5 and x10, with the active one highlighted in red.

Underneath it sits a COMBO counter, and the two work together. Every cascade advances the combo, and the ladder steps up with it – the captures catch it at x1 on a fresh board and at x2 after one clear.

★ This is the whole game in one control. Symbols are cheap, cascades are frequent, and the ladder is what turns a chain of small clears into a real number. A board that would pay 720 at x1 pays 1,440 at x2 – and the captures show exactly that.

What the Cards Pay

Five symbols, each in a white and a gold version. At the 160 stake the ace pays 400 for five, 240 for four and 80 for three.

The king follows at 320, 192 and 64; the queen at 240, 144 and 48; the jack at 160, 96 and 32; and the plain suit symbol at 80, 48 and 16.

Converted, five aces are worth two and a half times the stake and three suit cards are worth a tenth of it. Those are very small numbers, and they are small because the multiplier does the work.

Golden For The Spin

Each symbol exists in a gold version as well as a white one, and one capture catches the mechanic that creates them: a large gold club card in the centre of the screen under a banner reading Golden For The Spin.

So the game picks a symbol at random and gilds every copy of it on the board for that spin. Above the reels, five card-back slots and a crown tile track the collection.

The Scatter and the Free Spins

The scatter is a golden crown card marked SCATTER, and one capture shows four of them spread across the grid at once.

The award screen is unambiguous: YOU WON 10 FREE SPINS, with a line underneath reading MULTIPLIERS DOUBLE and the new ladder printed below it – x2, x4, x6, x10, x20.

★ That is the most important sentence in the game. The round does not add spins or wilds; it replaces the multiplier ladder with one that is twice as steep at every rung and caps at twenty rather than ten. The same board pays double, and a long cascade chain pays double at the top of the ladder too.

A counter in the bottom-left corner reads FREE SPINS LEFT throughout, catching 10 at the start and 4 later in the captures.

The Wild

The wild is a jester card – a harlequin mask under a belled cap, with WILD printed across it in red. One capture shows three of them on the board at once, two side by side along the bottom row.

That board paid 1,440 on its final cascade for a spin total of 1,600 – ten times the stake – with the ladder at x2 and a chain of jacks clearing through the middle.

The Buy Bonus

The BUY BONUS button sits in the bottom-left corner and opens a small red-and-gold panel with a stake stepper and a price. At the 160 stake the price reads 8000 – 50x the bet – with a single OK button underneath.

Fifty times the stake for ten spins on a doubled ladder is middling by current standards. It is cheaper than the hundred-times buys that have become common, and the thing you are buying is clearly defined.

What the Session Produced

Individual spins in the captures paid 120, 320, 1,600 and 2,976 against the 160 stake – from three quarters of the bet to just under nineteen times it.

★ The 2,976 came from inside the free spins, and the board is worth describing: seven queens scattered across all four rows, the final cascade alone paying 2,880 with the ladder at x2 and four spins still to run.

The demo balance sat around 9.99 million throughout, which makes the individual results easier to read than the trend – but the pattern is clear enough. Small clears arrive constantly; the ladder decides whether they add up to anything.

Who Should Play It

Royal Ace suits players who like cascading slots and want the multiplier logic visible rather than buried. The ladder is on screen at all times, the combo counter tells you where you are in a chain, and doubling the whole ladder for the bonus is a clean, comprehensible idea.

What it lacks is a published maximum win and any variety in the symbol set – it is forty cards and a jester. If you want a game to watch rather than to read, this is a good one; if you want a theme, there is nothing here.

Where to Play Royal Ace

You can try this game on Casino007 Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 400% up to £1200 for a limited time.

Royal Ace was listed in the Casino007 game library under Funky Games when we checked on 18 September 2026.