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let it spin slot theme, stakes, pays & symbols

I’ve reviewed countless Christmas-based games over the years that I have been writing about slot machines, but never before have I seen so many new festive games released in a single year. Genuinely, the situation is starting to feel like it might be getting out of hand now – I lost count of how many Christmas games I reviewed this year weeks ago, and we still aren’t even halfway through November! With so many slots to choose from, we decided to add a new category here at Demoslot where you can give every game a try for yourself – click here if you are interested in taking a look. Once we are confident that every developer has thrown their hat into the ring, we’ll publish a little article with our thoughts on which software house has created the most fun, interesting, and financially rewarding Christmas-themed game of the year. 

Considering the size of the playfield and the number of paylines utilised by Let it Spin, I was hoping to see some reasonably chunky hits on the paytable. Unfortunately, things didn’t pan out quite as well as I was expecting, as the highest-paying symbol – Santa – is only worth 15x your bet for a full payline of six-of-a-kind. Rudolph is far worse, too, with a return of only 8x the bet for all six symbols, whilst the bell will pay you 7x, and the teddy bear drops to just 6x for a complete payline. If this were a five-reel game, then I probably wouldn’t be hugely surprised by these numbers, but they do seem a little small, considering that you’ll need to land six of them on a line to receive these rewards.

Let it Spin requires you to bet at least a penny per line, meaning the minimum bet is set at €0.30 per spin. There are plenty of steps after this before you reach the larger bets, which keep on running to a maximum wager of €180.00 on each round. I can’t imagine who it is that can afford to spin at such a level, but if you feel the urge to do so, you will be happy to see that Booming Games has given you the option.

base game & modifiers

The playfield used in Let it Spin has six reels, each containing four rows of symbols. There are 30 fixed paylines spanning this vast area, a number which is plenty when we are discussing a regular 5x3 reel set, but those only have 243 possible paths from the left to the right of the screen; this playfield, for comparison, features 4,096 unique paths across the grid. 

What does this mean? Many combinations that may look as if they should return a win will actually not be worth anything, as only a very small subset of the total number of paths across the reels are connected for wins. This isn’t a criticism – if the game did use pay ways, the numbers on the paytable would be far smaller than they already are – but it is something worth being aware of when playing a game that features a configuration such as this.

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random wilds modifier

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minor elimination modifier

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bursting wilds

let it spin slot free spins feature

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free spins

During this mode, all of the active features and modifiers in the base game can still be triggered and will do so with much-increased frequency. During my testing of Let it Spin, I found that the random wilds modifier would usually activate at least once or twice during each bonus round, although I did have a single feature which didn’t activate any of the modifiers at all.

I wish Booming Games had added a little more to this bonus round – sure, it has plenty of exciting features, but by the time I organically triggered this feature, I had already seen all of those during the base game. 

The free spins feature can be re-triggered, although I never managed this during the time that I was writing this review.

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