Potion Wizard

Potion Wizard Overview

Potion Wizard is a compact video slot from TaDa Gaming, released on 24 July 2024. It plays on 3 reels and 3 rows with 5 fixed paylines, and according to SlotCatalog it has an RTP of 97%, medium-high volatility and a maximum win of 2,500x the bet. Bets run from $0.10 to $100.

The numbers below come from our own demo session, played at a bet of 20 and later 30 with the Extra Bet switched on.

An Old Wizard’s Workshop

A white-bearded wizard in a blue hat stands on the left with an open book and a staff, beside a bubbling cauldron that carries the game’s logo. The reels sit in a wooden cabinet inside his purple stone workshop.

The symbols are the ingredients of his trade: a red potion, a blue potion, a red flower bud, a blue mushroom, a green bottle and a green herb, plus a glowing spellbook that works as the WILD.

SlotCatalog files the game under alchemy, magic and wizard themes, and the features it lists are a wild, a bonus bet, random multipliers, sticky symbols and respins with locked wins – all of them tied to the idea of brewing a full grid.

Five Short Lines

The rules state that all five lines are always played: the three rows and the two diagonals, paying from left to right on adjacent reels, with only the highest win paid on each line. Every combination needs three symbols, and the win on a line is the bet times the payout, divided by five. The paytable reads:

• Red potion – 3 x 50, which makes one line of red potions worth 10x the bet
• Blue potion – 3 x 25, or 5x the bet per line
• Red flower – 3 x 5, or 1x the bet per line
• Blue mushroom – 3 x 3, or 0.6x the bet per line

Our captures confirm the formula. Two red potions with the wild on one line paid 200.00 at a bet of 20 – exactly 50 × 20 / 5.

The rules page draws the five lines as small diagrams: line 1 runs through the middle row, lines 2 and 3 through the top and bottom rows, and lines 4 and 5 cross the grid diagonally through the centre. That makes the middle position the most valuable spot on the reels, because three of the five lines pass through it.

Reading the Screen

The controls sit in one bar below the reels. The balance is on the left, the bet in the middle and the last win beside it. A lightning icon speeds up the spins, a circular arrow opens autoplay – the game notes “Tap to autoplay” and “Hold for setting” – and a large round button spins the reels. Every round carries its own transaction number in the corner, which is useful if you ever need to check a result.

The free demo above runs on TaDa’s own trial server and needs no registration, so the Extra Bet and the multiplier reveal can be tested without risk.

Full Screens and the Multiplier

The game’s identity is the full screen. When all nine positions show the same symbol, every line pays at once, and the wizard raises his staff over the cauldron to award a multiplier. In one capture nine green herbs filled the grid for 40.00, and the next screen showed the herb alone in the middle with a glowing x10 beside the wizard.

SlotCatalog describes the core of the game as full-screen combinations unlocking random multipliers, with a bonus round of respins that lock matching symbols in place. The Extra Bet screen names x25 as the top multiplier it keeps, which marks the upper end of the range we could confirm.

The Extra Bet

The EX button raises the stake by half – from 20 to 30 in our session – and the game explains its two effects on screen:

• it doubles the chance to trigger the bonus game
• it removes the lowest multipliers from the main and the bonus game, leaving x10, x15 and x25

With the Extra Bet on, a grid of red flower buds locked on the reels for 40.00 while the multiplier panel showed 15 and 25 above the cauldron.

What the Session Did

Our biggest capture was a Big Win of 160.00 at a bet of 20 – 8x – with wild spellbooks stacked on the right-hand reel. The balance moved between about 1,752 and 1,904 during the captures, the swings you expect from a slot where most spins pay little and the multipliers carry the big results.

The Numbers to Keep in Mind

A 97% return is well above the market average, and the 2,500x ceiling is high for a 3x3 game with five lines. It comes from the combination of a full screen and a large multiplier: a full screen of red potions pays 50x across all five lines before any multiplier is applied, and at x25 that alone would reach 1,250x. The published 2,500x ceiling is twice that figure, which suggests that the bonus round with its locked respins can push the result further – but that is our reading of the numbers, not a rule the game spells out.

At the other end of the table, a line of mushrooms returns only 0.6x the bet, so ordinary spins rarely cover the stake on their own.

Who Should Play It

Potion Wizard suits players who like small classic grids with one clear goal – filling the screen – and who enjoy the tension of a multiplier reveal. The Extra Bet gives a simple choice between a normal session and a more expensive one with stronger multipliers.

Where to Play Potion Wizard

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.

Potion Wizard was listed in all six of our partner casino libraries when we checked on 24 September 2026.