Who we are
Behind these pages is a team that reviews this pokie for Australian players. We played the base game and the bonus round ourselves, then wrote up the rules, the symbol payouts and the bonus conditions, so you can see how the tomb wild-scatter, the free spins and the expanding symbols work. Here is who does that work.
Liam Parker, pokie mechanics specialist
Liam has covered online pokies for more than ten years, with a focus on payline maths, expanding symbols and how feature triggers actually behave. He turns game rules into plain explanations so players can judge a title before staking a cent.
Emily Harper, content editor and game testing
Emily prepares the explainers covering features, stakes and payments, and she runs the testing sessions. She plays long demo rounds, records how often features trigger and checks the paytable values against what appears on screen.
Nathan Brooks, chief editor
Nathan is responsible for the quality of everything published here and for keeping the game data current. He has spent seven years following pokie releases, comparing provider builds and checking paytables against official rules.
What you will find here
The pokie itself comes from Play’n GO: 5 reels, 3 rows and up to 10 paylines. We did not build it and have no stake in it, our job here is to test it and write up what it does. You get the full paytable, the 96.58% default RTP with the lower versions some casinos run, the bet range in AUD, a free demo and a breakdown of how the bonus round pays.
Facts and fair play
Every spin result comes from a random number generator that cannot be predicted or influenced by previous rounds. Play’n GO titles are tested by independent laboratories, and we checked the paytable figures we publish against the game’s own screens rather than against other reviews. Where a number cannot be verified, we leave it out rather than guess.
Responsible gambling
A separate page covers deposit limits, session reminders, breaks from play and the BetStop register, along with the Australian support services. Gambling should stay a form of entertainment, and that information is available to every visitor who wants it.