King Tut’s Treasure Slots is a Classic from Wager Gaming that has a stunning resemblance to ancient Egypt and the travails faced by King Caesar as he presided over his land. It turns out that 3 reels and 1 payline are just enough space to do the good king justice, and give him his due as the most powerful entity in all of that period of antiquity. The Wild symbol performs the same function that it always has in all slots, delivering awesome wins when it features as the replacement for any other symbol to help complete a winning payline.
As for the wagering dynamics, they are similar to those of other Classic Slots. You can opt for either a 1 coin bet on the single payline, or a 2 or 3 coin bet on the same. It takes the max allowed 3 coins, however, in order to be in the running for the 2000 coin jackpot, so be advised of this reality before you bet. After all, since you are playing King Tut’s Treasure Slots for real money, don’t you want to have a shot at the big pot? When you do decide to bet some cash, the coin amounts that are allowed are 10 cents, 25 cents, 50 cents, $1, $5 and $10 for each coin. This comes out to a maximum 30 dollars for a 3 coin wager, and the possibility of landing $60,000!
Now that we’ve got your attention, consider that the King Tut Wild symbol pays the most out of all of the icons in the slot. He was the last pharaoh, after all, so it’s only right that he bears this honor in the Wager Gaming ode to the long dead kingdom. King Tut will sub in for any other symbol to help the player complete or finish off a winning combination for the payout attached to it (as outlined in the games paytable). Additionally, when King Tut shows up as an icon, it has the effect of doubling the resulting payout on the line - of course, though, it cannot double the jackpot since this is a set amount across King Tut’s Treasure Slot at all casinos.
On a 2 coin wager, the King Tut bust gets you 1000 coins when three of a kind appears on the reels. For 1 coin, the King Tut bust is worth 500 coins for three of a kind. The pyramid icon is of course also worth a bundle when compared to the other symbols in the game; on a 3 coin wager, three pyramid icons gets you 300 coins. For a 2 coin wager, three pyramid icons gets you 200 coins, and for a 1 coin wager you win 100 coins for three pyramid icons on the reels. The mighty Sphinx is also here, and when you bet 3 coins and get three of a kind of this icon on the reels, the payout is 150 coins. When you wager 2 coins and get three Sphinx symbols, you win 100 coins, and when you wager a single coin and get three Sphinx symbols, you get 50 coins.
The lower value symbols begins with the Eye of Horus; for a 3 coin wager and three of a kind of this one on the game board, you win 75 coins. For a 2 coin wager and three Eye of Horus symbols you win 50 coins, and for a single coin wager and the Eye of Horus you get 25 coins as a payout. The Oasis symbol (meant to fool you in the vast desert lands of Egypt), on a 3 coin wager, is worth 30 coins. On a 2 coin wager the Oasis symbol is worth 20 coins when three of a kind show up, and when a single coin is wagered on the line, three of a kind of the Oasis is worth 10 coins.
The final symbols to round out the reasons why you should play King Tut’s Treasure Classic Slot are as follows: for three coins wagered, three beetles on the reels gets you 24 coins. For a 2 coin wager, three beetle symbols gets you 8 coins. For a single coin wager, three beetle symbols gets you 8 coins. The Egyptian Ankh emblem is lightweight valuable, as well; on a 3 coin bet, three Ankhs are worth 12 coins. On a 2 coin bet, three Ankh symbols are worth 8 coins on the payline, and on a single coin bet, three Ankhs get you 4 coins. There’s a random camel symbol thrown into the mix, too, and when it replaces another symbol on the reels for a 3 coin wager game, you win 6 coins. When it does the same on a 2 coin wager you win 4 coins, and when the camel pokes its head into the tent on a 1 coin wager, you get 2 coins.
