Super Golden Spins (Pragmatic Play) Slot Review & Demo

🗝️ Key Takeaways

• Pull up a seat at a neon-lit classic machine where the reels are old-school and the big prizes spin on two wheels.
• Nine lines cross a 3x3 grid, and some combinations pay in both directions or in any order.
• Four coloured multiplier symbols sit at the top of the paytable and decide most of what the reels are worth.
• Three GOLDEN scatters open a pair of prize wheels, where how the two results combine matters as much as what they show.
• Under the neon, the maths stay gentle: Low volatility, a 96.55% best-case RTP and a 2,700x top prize.

Beams of pink, blue and violet light burst out from behind the cabinet like a stage show about to start. Towers of gold coins, each stamped with a diamond, rise on both sides of the floor.

Flanking the reels stand two big prize wheels, each topped with a red gem pointer and finished with a rainbow star at its hub. The music takes a smoother line than the lighting.

A relaxed jazz number plays underneath every spin, the kind of tune you would expect to hear drifting across a casino floor late in the evening, and it lets the colours do the shouting. Super Golden Spins keeps its reels about as traditional as reels get: BARs, red sevens and three rows of them. Everything newer lives on the two wheels standing at either side.

🎰 Gold, Glass and Old Favourites

The reels are bright white strips inside a thick gold cabinet, with a SUPER GOLDEN SPINS marquee across the top and a small 9 LINES plaque hanging off each side. Against all that white, every symbol stands out sharply.

The BARs come as single, double and triple stacks in black and silver. The sevens are cut from red crystal, and a second version lays the seven over a BAR plate.

A black gem fills many of the remaining spaces. Four round, gem-studded coins complete the set: a green X2, a blue X3, a purple X5, and a red X7.

The scatter is a square tile showing a rainbow wheel with GOLDEN written across it in gold.

🎯 Nine Lines on a Small Board

Super Golden Spins plays on three reels and three rows, with nine fixed lines that mix straight rows, diagonals and bent paths. Each line pays only its highest combination, and every winning line on the spin is paid in full.

The paytable has a few quirks of its own. Some combinations pay both ways, reading from either end of the line, and a handful pay in any order, so the symbols only need to appear together.

📊 RTP and Volatility

Volatility is Low, and our volatility guide explains what that tends to mean from spin to spin. RTP depends on the casino, and Pragmatic Play offers 96.55%, 95.52%, and 94.53% versions.

Our RTP guide covers why the gap between them matters.

💰 Symbols and Payouts

At a $1.00 bet, the main prizes break down like this.

Multiplier Lines:

• X2 X7 X2: 700.00.
• X2 X5 X2: 250.00.
• X2 X3 X2: 150.00.
• X2 X2 X2: 100.00.
• Two X2 symbols with a second multiplier and a 7 or BAR (both ways): 128.00 down to 8.00 depending on the mix.

Sevens:

• 7 X7 7: 64.00.
• 7 X5 7: 40.00.
• 7 X3 7: 24.00.
• Any 7, X7, any 7: 16.00.
• Three red 7s: 8.00.
• Three BAR 7s: 4.00.
• Any three 7s: 2.00.

BARs:

• Three triple BARs: 3.00.
• Three double BARs: 2.00.
• Three single BARs: 1.00.
• Any three BARs: 0.50.

Special:

• Two X2 symbols with a GOLDEN scatter or a black gem (any order): 0.80.
• Scatter (GOLDEN): Three anywhere on the grid open the bonus.

Every big number on the table involves at least one X symbol. Three plain sevens are worth 8.00.

Put the red X7 between two sevens instead, and the same line pays 64.00. In our session, the middle reel stacked the X3, X7 and X2 on top of each other.

One of the lines through that column ran a double BAR, the X7, and a single BAR for $4.00, and with the other lines through it added in, the spin paid $19.70 at a $1.00 bet.

🔝 The 2,700x Ceiling

The bet selector runs from $0.10 up to $250. Nothing can pay more than 2,700x the bet, which comes to $675,000 at the top stake.

That number is exactly the 100x cash prize under the x27 multiplier. A feature that reaches it stops right there, with the full 2,700x credited and nothing more to play.

🎡 The Golden Wheels

Three GOLDEN scatters anywhere on the grid trigger the bonus. Ours dropped across all three reels, and the screen cut to a stage hung with red velvet curtains, spotlights swinging in from both corners and a marquee announcing the Super Golden Spins feature.

The two wheels then take the centre of the screen, with a Press to Spin button between them. Each wheel carries two kinds of prize:

Cash values of 5x, 10x, 15x, 20x, 25x, 30x, 35x, 50x, 60x, 70x, 77x or 100x the bet.
Multipliers of x2, x3, x5, x7, x10 or x27.

Both wheels spin once and stop on a single award each, and the pairing decides the prize:

Two cash values are simply added together, so 50x and 25x pay 75x.
A cash value and a multiplier combine, with the multiplier applied to the cash, so 25x with an x3 pays 75x.
Two multipliers are multiplied by each other and then by the bet, so an x5 and an x7 pay 35x.

The wheels can't be bought, and there's no ante either, so three scatters are the only way in. Our wheels stopped on 10x and 50x, two cash values, which added up to $60.00 at a $1.00 bet.

The game marked it with a Sensational! banner over a shower of gold coins.

🤔 Is This Slot For You?

 The best audience here is anyone who enjoys a classic machine with one big moment built in, and who doesn't mind waiting for three scatters to bring it on. Joker's Revenge shares the studio, the Low rating and the classic look, but builds its bonus as a free-spins climb, as our Joker's Revenge review explains.

Play'n GO's ValhalLuck puts BARs and sevens inside a Viking hall turned casino, covered in our ValhalLuck review. Money Stacks Megaways keeps the neon and the sevens but adds thousands of ways and a cash-collect feature, and the Money Stacks Megaways review has the details.

🌟 VistaGamble's Honest Assessment

Super Golden Spins keeps its ambitions small and its presentation big, and the balance works.

➕ The Positives

• A bonus that always pays: every pairing on the wheels returns something, and even two of the smallest multipliers are worth 4x.
• Gentle on a balance: the Low rating makes it a comfortable game for longer, steadier play.
• A big show for a small game: the light beams, the red-curtain stage and the jazz give three reels plenty of atmosphere.

➖ The Negatives

• A bonus over in seconds: the feature is one double spin, with no round to build or extend.
• A short reach at the top: 2,700x sits well below the ceilings of the studio's bigger feature games.
• A long paytable: more than thirty separate combinations take a while to learn.

🔒 Conclusion

Super Golden Spins looks like a stage show and plays like an old reel machine, and the two halves sit together comfortably. The wheels give the game a reason to keep spinning, and the paytable rewards anyone who takes the time to learn it.

Our session peaked at $60.00 from the wheels, with $19.70 from the reels, all at a $1.00 bet. Pragmatic Play's full range, from three-reel classics to its biggest feature games, can be found on our Pragmatic Play provider page.

Frequently Asked Questions❓

What is the maximum win in Super Golden Spins?

Super Golden Spins pays up to 2,700x the bet, which is $675,000 at the $250 top stake.

What are the RTP and volatility of Super Golden Spins?

Pragmatic Play publishes three settings, 96.55%, 95.52% and 94.53%, and rates the volatility Low.

How many paylines does Super Golden Spins have?

It has nine fixed lines on a 3x3 grid. Some combinations pay both ways, and a few pay in any order.

How do you trigger the bonus?

Three GOLDEN scatters anywhere on the grid open the two prize wheels.

How do the two wheels work together?

Two cash prizes are added together, a multiplier boosts a cash prize when one of each lands, and two multipliers combine into one figure that is applied to the bet.

Can you buy the bonus in Super Golden Spins?

No. There is no bonus buy, so three scatters are the only way to reach the wheels.