El Dorado Infinity Reels Slot – Free Demo

What El Dorado Infinity Reels puts on screen

El Dorado Infinity Reels is a 3-reel video slot game. The Total Bet is split into a Base Bet worth a twentieth of it, and that Base Bet is the figure every symbol win is multiplied by. It is played on a grid that is 4 symbols tall, set in a lush jungle-themed forgotten city, and the Wild Native symbol is Wild and stands in for any other reel symbol (except the Temple symbol) to help form winning combinations. Coinciding wins for different symbols are added together. All symbols pay as scatters from left to right. A symbol win pays its paytable value once for each participating symbol, so the number on screen drives the size of the win. The Temple pays in any spot where 5 or more symbols participate.

The game is supplied to the casinos with a default RTP of 96.54%. But this shifts with the Free Spins Level you are playing. Level 1 returns 95.51%, Level 2 95.91% and Level 3 96.16%, with the headline figure belonging to Level 4. Neither the Symbol Multiplier nor the reel count is limited. A chain that keeps going therefore lifts both the number of symbols that can pay and the multiplier applied to them. The game sits on the high end of the volatility scale. Across 200 spins at 1.00 a spin, 38 of them paid.

The chain that builds the Symbol Multiplier

The Infinity Reels feature is present on every spin, and if the rightmost reel improves any combination, an additional reel is added to the right and spun. Every spin opens on three reels, so the fourth and anything past it has to be earned. This recurs with no upper ceiling until no further reel is added, and wins are only calculated once the chain has halted.

The Symbol Multiplier is linked to that chain, and it begins at 1. It is applied to all symbol wins, so the value it holds when the chain stops is the value that counts. It rises by 1 for every additional reel added in the base game, with no upper ceiling. A short chain moves it a step or two: the captured frame, at Total Bet 1.00, shows a fourth reel added and the multiplier standing at x2.

The Infinity Bonus is the prize for a lengthy chain, and any spin that reaches 12 or more reels pays 888 times the total bet, to which the Symbol Multiplier does not apply.

Storing, gambling and playing the Free Spin Levels

The Temple symbol is the trigger. One trigger arrived in the logged session, on spin 142. Any Temple symbol win anywhere on the reels launches the Free Spins feature, and the first trigger grants Level 1. The level only climbs while you store or gamble it, and once the spins have been played out it resets. Play awards 10 free spins at the current level, and during Free Spins, landing a Temple symbol win will lengthen the feature with an extra 4 free spins. Free Spins run at the stake of the spin that triggered them.

You pick between Store, Gamble and Play before the Free Spins feature starts. Store returns you to the base game and adds a level to the next trigger, with the same three-way choice offered again. The Gamble Wheel lifts your level on a green segment and forfeits all accumulated levels on anything else. A green segment also lets you spin the wheel again rather than settle. Level 4 plays automatically, and the Symbol Multiplier rises quicker here, by 1 to 4 per added reel depending on the level. At Level 4 a chain of four extra reels is worth sixteen multiplier steps rather than four. It is not reset between spins. The session's only feature took the balance from 4,900.70 to 4,939.70, with no retrigger.

Across ReelPlay casinos, El Dorado Infinity Reels became available on December 2, 2019.

The Minty Take: One Temple trigger in 200 spins, and it paid 40 times the stake — 44% of everything the session won, on a run that never once climbed back to the 5,000.00 it opened with.

The lost city kept 109.30 of my 200

El Dorado Infinity Reels is a very ordinary ReelPlay game that doesn't really have anything fresh or inventive to offer. It seems more like a copy of other Infinity Reels slots. Money Mariachi Fiesta Infinity Reels and Odin Infinity Reels Megaways are the ReelPlay titles it sits alongside. Two hundred spins gave back 90.70 from 200.00 staked, a 45.3% session RTP. The balance closed at 4,890.70, which was also its lowest point of the run. The balance never once rose back above the 5,000.00 it began with. The longest stretch without a win was 23 spins, ending on spin 74. Only 38 spins paid at all, and 20 of those paid less than the stake. The best base-game spin was spin 78, at 14 times the stake.

This doesn't mean it is a poor game however. Nineteen percent of the spins returned something. An uncapped multiplier isn't bad, and the single bonus of the session came on spin 142 and paid 40 times the stake, which was 44% of everything won. Spin 30 paid 6.8 times the stake, and spins 120 and 145 paid 2.4 times each. But I don't see this game producing any hype or major interest. It will run the risk of finishing up in the shadow of the stronger games released by ReelPlay.