Raging Lion

Raging Lion Overview

Raging Lion is an African safari slot from Gamebeat, released on 15 March 2021. It plays on 6 reels and 4 rows with 4,096 ways to win, so matching symbols only need to land on adjacent reels from the left, in any row.

SlotCatalog lists an RTP of 96.31%, high volatility and stakes from 0.40 to 40. Gamebeat does not publish a maximum win for the game, so our data box leaves that field empty. All figures below come from our demo session at a total bet of 16.00.

A Sunset on the Savannah

The reels sit inside a wooden frame with the game’s name carved at the top and a “4096 WAYS” plaque on the right. Behind them the sky burns red and orange over the grassland. The premium symbols are the animals of the savannah: the lion, the rhino, the elephant, the impala and the zebra. The low symbols are the card ranks A, K, Q, J, 10 and 9, drawn in bright colours.

Two more symbols stand apart. The acacia tree at sunset is the wild, and a blue diamond appears on the reels as the game’s scatter.

The Wild Symbol

The rules screen shows the sunset tree as the wild symbol and lists everything it substitutes for: the lion, the rhino, the elephant, the zebra, the impala and all six card ranks. In our captures it did exactly that job. In one spin a single tree on the fifth reel joined a run of green 9s, and the combination paid 96.00, which is 6x the bet.

In a ways game this matters more than on paylines. A wild on one reel counts for every row it touches, so a single tree in the middle of the grid can extend several combinations at once.

Where the 4,096 Ways Come From

The number is simple arithmetic: four positions on each of six reels give 4 × 4 × 4 × 4 × 4 × 4 = 4,096 possible paths across the grid. Every spin checks all of them, so there are no lines to choose and no line bet to set – the total bet covers the whole grid.

The practical effect is that wins are frequent but usually small. Almost every spin in our captures connected at least one card rank or animal across the first three reels, and the win counter at the bottom of the screen showed several separate amounts being added together before the final total appeared.

The Controls

The interface is kept to the edges of the screen. The balance sits in the bottom-left corner and the total bet in the bottom-right, with the current win between them. On the right, a large button spins the reels, a smaller arrow above it opens autoplay, and a stack of coins below it opens the bet selector. The sound switch and the menu, which holds the rules and the paytable, are on the left.

The Paytable at 16.00

Raging Lion prints its paytable in cash for the current bet. The lion is the top symbol: six on adjacent reels pay 120.00 (7.5x the total bet), five pay 100.00, and even two lions return 16.00, a full refund of the stake.

The rhino and the elephant share the next step, with 100.00 for six and 6.00 for two. The impala and the zebra pay 80.00 for six, and they also pay for two. The card ranks need at least three symbols: six As or Ks return 60.00, while six 10s or 9s return 40.00.

Because this is a ways game, those figures are the value of a single way. When the same symbol appears in more than one row on a reel, the number of ways multiplies, and the payout multiplies with it.

How the Wins Add Up

That multiplication shows clearly in our session. A spin with two lions stacked on the first reel, two more on the fourth and one on the fifth paid 36.00, because the tree on the second reel bridged the gap. Another with a lion on each of the first three reels returned 60.00, and impalas on five adjacent reels paid 120.00 (7.5x).

The best ordinary spin came from lions stacked on the third and fourth reels combined with green 9s spread across the grid. The win counter climbed to 192.00 (12x), and a spin that mixed trees, impalas and lions returned 232.00 (14.5x).

A Super Win

The biggest result in our captures was a SUPER WIN of 640.00, which is 40x the 16.00 bet. Lions filled the first reels, and the counter at the bottom showed the running total rising in steps until the celebration screen took over.

A win of that size from the base game is what the high volatility rating promises: long stretches of small ways wins, broken now and then by a stacked premium symbol that multiplies across the grid.

Free Spins and Multipliers

SlotCatalog lists free spins, additional free spins and a multiplier among the game’s features. According to that description the diamond scatter can award up to 100 free spins, the round can be retriggered, and random multipliers of x2, x3 or x5 are applied during the feature.

We did not trigger the free spins in our captures, so we cannot confirm how often the diamonds line up or what a typical round pays. The demo above is the easiest way to see the feature for yourself.

The Numbers to Keep in Mind

An RTP of 96.31% is in line with the industry average, and the high volatility means results are uneven. In our session the balance moved between roughly 9,364 and 9,940 on the 16.00 bet, with most spins returning small amounts and a few large ones doing the heavy lifting.

With no published maximum win, the best guide to the game’s range is the paytable itself: 7.5x for a single way of six lions, multiplied by every extra lion stacked on the reels.

Who Should Play It

Raging Lion suits players who like classic animal slots with a large ways count. The rules are simple, the wild does all the work in the base game, and the free spins with multipliers add the potential for bigger results.

Where to Play Raging Lion

You can try this game on 7gold Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 400% up to £1500 for a limited time.

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