Online Slot Reviews: King of the Jungle & Flamenco Stacks

King of the Jungle

The online slot game King of the Jungle by Ainsworth features an entertaining jungle theme and a frequent free-spin bonus, boosted by a primary-game hold-and-re-spin feature.

The base game is a five-reel, 25-line slot. The main bonus is triggered by three scattered gorilla symbols. When any two of the scatter symbols land during any paid game, the Second Chance Respin feature is triggered. The two gorilla symbols hold in place as the reels re-spin with only scatter symbols enabled, giving the player a second shot at triggering the bonus.

The bonus awards 10 free games. During the free-game feature, wild symbols carrying multipliers of 3X and 5X appear on reels 2 and 4, respectively, multiplying any wins including those symbols by three or five. Two or more gorilla symbols on a free spin award five additional free spins.

Also during the free-games feature, if the “Gold Gold Gorilla Eyes” symbols appear stacked in all three positions on any reel, it triggers one of the four bonus awards displayed on the screen—a Mini award of 100 credits, a Minor award of 400 credits, a Major award of 1,000 credits, or the top Grand award of 15,000 credits.

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King Of The Jungle: Five-reel, 25-line slot; free-spin bonus feature with hold-and-re-spin boost, multiplying wild symbols and potential bonus awards
Denomination: Multi-denomination
Max Bet: 25.00
Payback Percentage: 94.09%
Hit Frequency: Approximately 50%
Top Jackpot: 15,000 credits

Flamenco Stacks

The online slot game Flamenco Stacks is part of the popular AGS Lucky Stacks family. It features four jackpots levels, along with an Expansion Feature, Gold Reel Feature, and a “Choose Your Volatility Free Game Bonus.”

The base game is a five-reel, 50-line slot featuring a Spanish flamenco dancing theme. When the Flamenco Stacks symbol lands on reel five, it triggers the Expansion Feature. This expands any gold background symbols on the reels to form full stacks of gold background symbols, which can award one of four jackpots.

The Gold Reel Feature can be triggered randomly on any base game spin, while three bonus symbols on reels one, three, and five award the Choose Your Volatility Free Games Bonus. The free games selection screen asks the player to choose their own volatility: 15 free spins with extra wilds on reels 1 and 2; 10 free spins with extra wilds on reels 1-3; or six free spins with extra wilds on reels 1-4.

Once the player has selected, the game will transition back to the base game reels, where the wins from the triggered spin are won. Then the game transitions to the corresponding free games background, accompanied with the “Wilds Adding” animation. Free games can also be retriggered, which can Flamenco Stacks a lucrative game.

Flamenco Stacks:Five-reel, 50-line slot; choose-your-volatility free-spin bonus feature; four bonus jackpots
Denomination: .01 to .20
Max Bet: 500
Payback Percentage: 95.99%
Hit Frequency: Approximately 50%
Top Jackpot: $2,000

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