How the Wilds and Piggy Banks Work
The Devil acts as a wild symbol, substituting into winning combinations across the 40 paylines. Each time a wild lands, it deposits one coin into two piggy banks positioned above the reels. When either piggy bank fills, it triggers 6 Free Spins – a clean trigger / rule / outcome chain that rewards consistent wild activity.
During the free spins bonus, the Devil wild becomes sticky, locking in place for the full round. Retriggers are also possible, extending the bonus if new wilds land. This stickiness is where the slot gains teeth; base-game wilds feel scattered, but sticky wilds in the bonus compress the volatility and tighten payouts.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Provider | GameBeat |
| RTP | 96.3% |
| Volatility | Low |
| Min bet | 0.66 |
| Max bet | 132 |
| Max win | x1274 |
| Reels | 5 |
| Paylines | 40 |
Rewind Feature and Base-Game Friction
On any base spin, the Rewind feature may randomly trigger, rewinding a single reel position to land either a Devil’s Lock Prize or the wild symbol itself. No cost, no buy – it fires on its own. The mechanic cuts through the low-volatility flatness that can plague base play. Rewind does not guarantee a win, but it reshuffles dead spins into a second chance without asking for extra coin.
Hit frequency sits at 32.35%, meaning roughly one in three spins lands a payout. For a low-volatility slot, that is solid coverage; the game does not punish patience.
Paytable and Bet Range
Devil’s Wager spans a bet range from 0.66 to 132 per spin, accommodating both micro-stakers and high-rollers. The max win is x1274 of the bet, achievable through symbol stacks and sticky wild clusters during free spins.
The game runs on a 5×3 grid with 40 fixed paylines. No adjustable ways – all 40 are active on every spin.
RTP and Volatility
The default RTP is 96.3%, a competitive mid-range figure for modern slots. Volatility is rated Low, meaning payouts arrive more frequently but in smaller clusters.
