How Rainbow Riches plays
A 5x3, 20-line game with three separate bonuses. Three to five Road to Riches scatters start a trail bonus where a wheel moves the player up a path of rising multipliers (the five-scatter Mega version reaches 500x). Three or more Wishing Well symbols trigger a pick from the well, and three Pots of Gold start a wheel that lands on a bronze, silver or gold prize.
Theme: Irish folklore, leprechaun. Filed under Irish and luck.
Features in this game
- Free spins: A bonus round of spins played at no extra cost, usually triggered by scatter symbols and often with extra features.
- Pick bonus: A bonus round where you choose from hidden items on screen to reveal prizes, multipliers or the end of the round.
- Wheel bonus: A bonus round where a prize wheel is spun to award a cash prize, multiplier, feature or jackpot.
What the figures mean
An RTP of 96.00% is a long-run average across millions of spins. It works out at a house edge of 4.00%, so every £100 staked costs £4.00 on average. A session of 200 spins at £1 stakes £200, and the expected cost of that session is £8.00, although the real result will usually land a long way either side. Work out your own figures.
Questions people ask
What is the RTP of Rainbow Riches?
Light & Wonder publishes 96.00%, and also offers versions at 94%, 92%, 90%, 88%, 87%. Casinos choose which version to run, so check the game's info screen. Over a very long run that returns about £96.00 for every £100 staked; a single session can be far above or below it.
Who makes Rainbow Riches?
Rainbow Riches was made by Barcrest and is distributed by Light & Wonder.
What is the maximum win on Rainbow Riches?
The provider states a maximum win of 520× the stake. At the £5 per spin limit for adults aged 25 and over in Great Britain that would be a theoretical top prize of £2,600; it is extremely rare by design.
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