Pharaos Riches in Demo Mode

Pharao’s Riches by Gamomat is an Egyptian-themed slot with a 5X3 reel configuration, 30 paylines, and an RTP of 96.10%. Players can wager between 0.01 and 5 coins per payline, choosing from 10, 25, or 30 paylines. The game was released on April 16, 2016.

Pharao’s Riches slot includes features such as Wilds, Scatters, Stacked Symbols, Stacked Wilds, and a Gamble feature. This review provides details on the game's mechanics and features. You can try Pharao’s Riches in demo mode on our website without needing to sign up or deposit.

Pros and Cons

The Pharao’s Riches slot machine comes with basic mechanics. Like most slots online, the object of this game is to land three or more identical Pharao’s Riches symbols on any of the 30 paylines. The only exception to this rule applies to the high-value King Tut symbol. You only have to land two of them to earn a payout.

After launching the game on your PC or mobile device, the first thing you should do is check out the Pharao’s Riches paytable. You can then decide how many Pharao’s Riches paylines you wish to wager on. You can wager on 10, 20, or all 30 of them. You can then choose how much you want to wager on each payline. Your wager can be anywhere from 0.01 coins up to 5 coins. You will see the total cost per spin in the “Total Bet” box located directly under the second reel from the left.

If you look at the paytable, you will see that the low-value Pharao’s Riches symbols are the 10, J, Q, K, and A. They pay between 0.10X and 20X. The Gold Ring, Ankh, and Scarab are the medium-value symbols while King Tut’s mask represents the high-value symbol and pays between 0.05X and 1,000X. Then there is the Wild which is depicted by a Diamond. This substitutes for any other symbol except for the Scatter. As for the Scatter, you need to land 3, 4, or 5 of them to trigger 10, 25, or 100 free spins respectively.

Although Pharao’s Riches is an older game, it includes several features that may appeal to slot players. In addition to the standard Wilds and Scatters, other features include the following:

Stacked Symbols

Whereas most symbols only take up one grid spot on the reels, the Wild and the high-value King Tut symbol can appear stacked. So, they can take up 1, 2, or all 3 spaces on the reel. This is particularly valuable when it involves the Wild as a Stacked Wild opens up a world of possibilities.

Adjustable Pharao’s Riches Paylines

When you play Pharao’s Riches slot for free, you don’t have to wager on all paylines. While the game offers 30 of them, you can choose to go with 10 paylines, 20 paylines, or all of them. I suggest that you bet on all of them.

Ladder Gamble

When you win, you can activate the Gamble feature to wager the win amount. With this, you simply select the color of the next playing card. Obviously, choosing the wrong color costs you the payout while choosing correctly doubles the payout. Choosing correctly also allows you to wager the already doubled payout for a shot at doubling it again.

Free Spins

With no Bonus Buy feature, the only way to activate a free spins round on the Pharao’s Riches demo slot is to land 3, 4, or 5 Scatters. Doing so will trigger 8, 25, or 100 free spins correspondingly. You don’t have to do anything as the free spin round plays automatically. It’s also worth noting that the Stacked Wild can appear during free spins.

The Pharao’s Riches RTP is 96.10% which means you can theoretically expect a return of 96.10 coins for every 100 wagered. This highly volatile game offers a bet size ranging from 0.01 coins up to 5 coins and a maximum payout of 1,000X. This means a maximum win can be anywhere between 10 coins and 5,000 coins. This is achieved by landing 5 King Tut symbols.

With 5,000 free credits to work with, I settled on a bet size of 2 coins on all 30 paylines for a total of 60 coins per round and proceeded to hit the spin button. My first 50 spins were uneventful aside from 13 small payouts that ranged between 20 coins and 180 coins. I entered the second half with a declining balance of 3,260 coins.

While the remaining 50 spins netted a couple more wins than I experienced in my first 50 rounds, all of the payouts were small with none exceeding 89 coins. Sadly, I finished the experiment with a balance of 950 coins for a net loss of 4,050 coins. In all, the slot’s hit frequency rate was 27%.