Robin Hood's Riches Slots
Our latest slot game review celebrates taking from the rich to give to the poor. It’s a delightful celebration of the downfall of the Sheriff of Nottingham’s greedy ways, yet you won’t find the sheriff in any area of this mesmerizing game. Instead, enjoy having an archer appear without warning and establish a frenzy of rewards. In Robin Hood’s Riches, you gain a bounty from the wealth Robin Hood has collected.
The Paytable Details
As is true of many games, you have to have a trio of matching symbols or greater in order to collect a prize that’s based on your wager’s coin value.
- 10, Jack, and Queen – 5 to 50
- King and Ace – 10 to 75
- Pint – 15 to 100
- Coins – 15 to 150
- Quiver – 20 to 200
- Little John – 25 to 250
- Maid Marion – 40 to 400
- Robin Hood – 50 to 500
- Wild Target – 50 to 500
Robin Hood’s Riches’ bonus symbol awards a 1x (three symbols), 2x (four), or 5x (all five) multiplier. That number is multiplied by your total wager, not the coin value. Plus, you win 10, 15, or 20 free games, but they don’t have anything extra to offer beyond the free spin. Only the scatter symbol or archer feature triggers a multiplier.
Cash Prizes Start With a Spin on the Extra Special Game Grid
A random stack of wild symbols might fill a reel. If this happens, coins move to the prize chest and the Spin ‘n’ Win bonus might begin. If it does, a 3 x 3 grid of coins appears. Spin and see which coins land on the reels – each one with a cash prize or jackpot name. At the end of Spin ‘n’ Win, receive the value of any coins.
We love games where you play for a penny per line, and this Robin Hood option is that kind of game. With 50 paylines, you don’t have to risk more than 50 cents per spin, but you can go up to $50 if you prefer. We chose to risk $5 when we played 10 rounds.
- 2nd spin - $1
- 7th spin - $3
- 8th spin - $3
- 9th spin - $1.50
- 10th spin - $18
What makes this game extra special is the random appearance of Robin Hood. When he appears, he’ll shoot wilds onto the screen and award a multiplier. It’s a great way to land a winning combination on Robin Hood’s Riches.