Piedra Del Sol Deluxe

Piedra Del Sol Deluxe Overview

Piedra Del Sol Deluxe is a five-reel, three-row slot from Platipus with 50 paylines, a 96.1% RTP, a high volatility rating and a published ceiling of 4,344x. It was released on 21 February 2025.

All figures below were read from demo play at a $100.00 total bet. The footer states the format on every spin: PLAY 50 LINES.

A Jungle Temple at Sunset

The reels are framed in green stone against a jungle clearing, with carved Aztec idols standing on either side and palms silhouetted against an orange sky. The whole thing is lit like late afternoon.

The symbols are an explorer’s inventory: a gold sun-disc, a jade mask, a stone head, a book, a surveyor’s chest, a map with a compass and card ranks – plus an explorer in a bush hat holding a lantern.

The Four Jackpots Sit Above the Reels

A banner across the top carries GRAND 800,000, MAJOR 50,000, MINOR 20,000 and MINI 10,000. At the $100.00 stake those are 8,000x, 500x, 200x and 100x.

And here is something worth flagging: the GRAND at 8,000x is nearly twice the published 4,344x ceiling. That normally means the jackpot pool is counted separately from the game’s own maximum win – so the data-sheet figure describes what the reels can do, not what the top pot holds.

Either way it is the largest gap between a jackpot and a stated ceiling in this batch, and it is the reason to read both numbers rather than one.

The Paytable

The symbol list is quoted per line rather than per total bet, which matters here: with 50 lines and a $100.00 stake, each line is carrying $2.00.

The jade mask and the stone head are tied at the top on 300 for five, 100 for four and 25 for three. The book, the chest and the map pay 150, 80 and 15.

The card ranks fill the floor: A, K, Q and J pay 75 for five, 20 for four and 5 for three; 10 and 9 pay 50, 10 and 5.

Read the spread and it is unusually gentle: the best symbol is worth six times the cheapest for a full line, where most games in this batch run to twenty or fifty times. A 50-line game needs a flat table, because several lines pay at once.

What the Base Game Paid

Modest figures, as that table implies. One capture pays $20.00 on the $100.00 bet – a fifth of the stake – and a free spin later in the session pays $90.00.

The sun-disc is the trigger, and one capture catches six of them stacked across the fourth and fifth reels, glowing gold against the green frame.

The Wheel Decides Everything

The captures answer the question the jackpot banner raises. A bonus wheel fills the screen, and its segments are of two kinds: the four jackpots – GRAND, MAJOR, MINOR and MINI – arranged in the centre, and a ring of free-spin segments around them reading 5, 7 and 9 FREE SPINS.

So the wheel is the only route to the pots, and the same spin of it is far more likely to hand you a short free-spins round instead: the free-spin segments outnumber the jackpot ones by roughly three to one on the visible face.

It also explains where the round in these captures came from. The award screen reading 7 FREE SPINS is one of the wheel’s middle outcomes – not the best, not the worst.

Seven Free Spins

The award screen that follows is plain gold lettering: 7 FREE SPINS, with a START button. A counter then runs above the reels as FREE SPINS with the number remaining – the captures catch it at 0, on the last spin.

Inside the round the explorer becomes an expanded symbol, filling a whole reel, and the round total settles at $430.00. Against the $100.00 stake that is 4.3x for the whole round.

That is a thin result, and the honest way to read it is that seven spins is a short round on a game whose base table is deliberately flat.

Feature Buy: Four Prices, Priced Per Spin

The FEATURE BUY button sits in the top-right corner, and the panel it opens is unusual: four gold sun-disc cards, each carrying a spin count and a price.

The captures show 5 spins for $8,200, 6 for $12,500, 7 for $17,000 and 8 for $21,500. At the $100.00 stake that is 82x, 125x, 170x and 215x.

Divide each by its spin count and the pricing is remarkably consistent: roughly 27 times the stake per free spin, whichever card you pick. This is a menu that charges by the unit rather than bundling – and it makes the arithmetic easy.

It also lets you compare directly with what the round produced. Seven spins returned 4.3x here, against a list price of 170x for the same seven. One round is not a sample, but the gap is worth seeing before you press anything.

What the Session Did

The balance runs $9,080.00, 8,950.00 and $8,650.00 across the captures – a fall of about $430, or 4.3x the stake, over the same stretch that produced the free spins round.

A long bet reference number is printed in the top-left corner of every spin, and the footer narrates the state in words: GOOD LUCK! between spins, CLICK START TO PLAY on the award screen.

Who Should Play It

Piedra Del Sol Deluxe is for players who want a busy fifty-line explorer slot with four jackpots overhead and a buy menu that prices itself by the spin. The idols and jungle artwork are genuinely good, the flat paytable keeps the reels ticking, and the expanding explorer gives the round a focal point.

The reservations are the length of the round – seven spins is short – and the price of buying it. At 27x per spin, the feature is expensive relative to what a flat 50-line table can produce inside it.

One note for the library: all six partner casinos also carry the original Piedra del Sol from the same studio, so check for the Deluxe before you launch.

Where to Play Piedra Del Sol Deluxe

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.

Piedra Del Sol Deluxe was listed under Platipus in all six of our partner casino libraries when we checked on 22 September 2026.