Rise of Poseidon Slot

Rise of Poseidon is a classic five-reel slot with 30 paylines. All the winning combinations here start at the leftmost reel. They have to consist of at least three matching tiles and land on the consecutive reels. The betting here is quite the same as in any other Rival slot. You may bet from one to ten coins per each line. One coin may be worth from 0.01 to 0.25. Thus, your total bet for one spin may start at 0.01 and go all the way up to 75. The range that suits all players with any betting styles and bankrolls. 

Speaking of winning combos, we have to say a few words about the tiles and special feature icons of the slot. The regular paysymbols are partially taken from the cards. There are six card inspired tiles: 9s, 10s, Jacks, Queens, Kings and Aces. The 9 is, as usual, the lowest paid tile of the slot. For the set of five, you will get your stake multiplied 75 times only. Five 10s or Jacks are worth 80 times your stake. The combination of five Kings or queens will be worth 90x the bet. Aces are paid 100x the bet for five. 

The rest of the symbols are sea-themed and thus more expensive. There is a Sea Turtle that is worth 250x the bet for five. An Octopus is paid 300x the stake for the set of five. A Ship with Striped Sails in a combination of five will be paid 400 times the bet. One of the most expensive tiles of the slot is the Sea Horse. The combination of five Sea horses is paid 500x the original line wager. The Sea Princess is paid even more, for the set of five, your wager is multiplied by 600. Five Dolphins are worth as much as a 1,000 times your stake. The Jackpot icon here is a Shark, for the set of five you wager gets multiplied 1,250 times. All the combinations have to start from at least three identical tiles, but the more tiles there are in a combo the higher its payout will be. 

The regular paysymbols are dealt with, so let’s turn to Scatters. The Trident Symbol is a Free Spin Scatter. If you hit three of those, you will be granted 9 spins on the house. For the set of four, there will be a round of 18 free spins. The five of a kind will reward you with as many as 36 spins free of charge. For the Free Game Round the bet stays fixed. The Free Spin feature may be re-triggered. 

The Wild icon here is the Poseidon himself. It’s a regular substitute tile that may replace a missing symbol, so the winning combination could be formed. It can’t replace another scatter only. The Wild comes with a multiplying perk, so all the wins are doubled if there is a Wild tile in a combo. The most awesome of all the Wild’s features, though, is that it’s expandable. During the free game mode, the Wild expands to fill in the entire reel. Expandable Wild may appear on the reels number 1, 2 or 3. And it also comes with a 2x multiplier. But the Wild perks are not over yet. There is more to come. The Wild may form wining combinations like any other paysymbol in the slot. The smallest combo starts from two of the kind, and it is worth 10x the bet, while the max set of five is worth 10,000 times the stake. 

Slot’s interface is pretty ordinary. It looks just like any other Rival slot. There are several betting buttons: for setting the number of lines and coins per line as well as for choosing the coin’s value. There is also a Bet Max button that allows to skip the hustle, to choose the coin value only allowing the system do the rest of the betting. The spinning here may be done manually and automatically. The Paytable section is here for you if you need some details on combos and payouts. 

There are plenty of slots that have Ancient Greek Gods or Heroes as their main theme, but only few of those feature Poseidon is the main character. Somehow, the sea-guarding Zeus’s brother has been neglected over the years. Rival decided to pay tribute to the glorious sea-god in a nice five-reeler. The slot seems rather simple: the graphic is more or less basic if not scanty, the music is extremely plain though loud, but the wins are noteworthy. Regular tiles’ payouts are rather mediocre, but the feature symbols are paid well. No bonus round, that’s true, but the Free Games makes up for it. And let’s be honest, no bonus round is better than the boring one. Less is more.