BOXING KING Slot – Free Demo
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TaDa Gaming
Six cascades in a row is what the Combo Multiplier asks for before it reaches its x8 step, and the best chain of my 320 spins stopped two rungs short of that. The wild stacks in the middle of the reels in the base game and across reels 2 to 5 once free spins begin, which is where the chains have…
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Cascades that pay again before the spin ends
Boxing King is a 5-reel, 5-row slot with 88 fixed paylines. The lines are not selectable, so every spin is played at the full stake. It has a boxing theme constructed on cascading reels. A single spin can therefore resolve several times before it settles. Winning symbols are cleared and new ones fall in from above, a new win cascading again until the first fall that pays nothing.
Boxing King was first released in February 2021. TaDa Gaming publishes it as its own title, though several review sites file it under Jili Games instead. My own 320 spins at a 2.00 stake yielded 363.00 of the 640.00 I put through. Ninety-one of those spins paid, and 51 of the 91 returned less than the 2.00 they cost. The balance never once rose above the 2,000.00 I began with. The longest stretch without a paying spin was 21 spins, ending on spin 316.
A Boxing King wild that only stacks in the middle
The reels bear a Boxing King wild that substitutes for the standard symbols. The largest win it gave me outside the feature was 19.20 on spin 111, with the stack sitting on the middle reels. It lands in stacks on the middle reels, and there is a scatter symbol as well that triggers the free spins. The scatters count from anywhere on the reels rather than along a line. The studio releases no paytable. So what 5 across a complete line is worth is anyone's guess. Super Ace and Fortune Gems are two other TaDa Gaming titles.
x1 to x8, one cascade at a time
Each consecutive cascade within a spin steps the win multiplier up: x1, x2, x3, x5, x6 and x8, the x8 landing on the sixth cascade in a row, and a cascade that doesn't win returns the ladder to the base. Whether the base game runs that whole ladder or a shorter one is not settled anywhere in the rules, which present it mainly alongside the free spins. My best base-game use of it was a four-cascade sequence on spin 159. Nothing outside the feature paid more than that in 320 spins. It finished on the x5 step for 22.00, 11 times the stake.
What the bell did to an eight-spin round
3, 4 or 5 scatters grant 8, 12 or 20 free spins, and during the feature the Boxing King stacks across reels 2 to 5 instead of merely the central ones, which makes the cascade sequences longer. The ladder is displayed on the free spins screen while the round runs, with the x2, x3, x5, x6 and x8 steps laid out on it. A bell adds up to 5 further free spins. Whether the bell can fire more than once in a round is not stated. I saw the feature once in 320 spins, on spin 229: three scatters, 8 free spins, one bell retrigger for a lone extra spin, and 83.60 out of it. The base-game part of the triggering spin paid 0.80 on top. That was 41.8 times the stake, out of a session total of 363.00. The round took the balance from 1,782.60 to 1,865.00.
The Minty Take: The one feature round I reached was worth 83.60, 41.8 times the stake, and the base game never came close to answering it — its best chain, four cascades on spin 159, stopped on the x5 step for 22.00.
The 2000x ceiling and a 56.7% session
Boxing King is a moderate volatility slot with a 2000x max win potential. That is a figure well beyond a session that yielded 56.7% and bottomed out at 1,723.00. I finished 277.00 down on the 640.00 I staked. Personally, I'm not sold on this one despite the cascading ladder.