Paris Gamblers review · Pragmatic Play · 2017
Wolf Gold is the original 2017 Pragmatic Play slot, built around a 5 x 3 grid, 25 fixed lines, giant middle reels and moon-symbol respins. The current supplier page lists 96.01% RTP, while a current Lottoland deployment publishes 93.99%, so the version in front of you matters more than a single headline figure.
Paris Gamblers score
4.2/5
Best for
clear fixed-line play and short hold-and-respin features
A readable older slot with two distinct bonus routes, provided you verify the deployed RTP, free-spin count and payout limits before comparing it with another version.
Wolf Gold keeps its appeal through a clear 25-line game, giant-symbol free spins and a short Money Respin chase, but its RTP and feature settings need a version check.
These are the numbers and mechanics to compare before opening a nearby review.
Wolf Gold RTP
96.01% provider / 93.99% Lottoland
RTP is a long-run model for the reviewed version. Read it with volatility, max win, and feature access before comparing similar slots.
Compare RTPWolf Gold volatility
Medium (Lottoland deployment)
Volatility is the best quick signal for how steady or swingy the review expects the game to feel between stronger moments.
Compare volatilityWolf Gold max win
£250,000 cap / 5,000x deployed variant
Max win is the stated ceiling or potential for the reviewed version. It does not show the chance of reaching it or replace the volatility label.
Compare max winsBonus shape
25 fixed paylines
The free-spins rules decide where the slot's value sits, especially when wilds, multipliers, or retriggers carry the upside.
Compare free spinsThe original Wolf Gold uses five reels, three rows and 25 fixed paylines. The wolf is the wild, while three scatters open a feature where reels 2, 3, and 4 combine into one giant-symbol reel. Pragmatic Play currently says that feature begins with five spins and that another three scatters add three spins without a retrigger limit; Grosvenor's deployed rules instead say six starting spins. Check the information screen for the version you have opened.
Money Respin starts when at least six moon-money symbols land. Existing money symbols stay on the 15-position grid, every new one resets the remaining respins to three, and the visible values pay when the feature ends. The provider page lists cash values up to 100x plus 30x Mini, 100x Major and 1,000x Mega awards; filling all 15 positions adds the 1,000x Mega. That is separate from Lottoland's published 5,000x overall maximum and Grosvenor's £250,000 deployment cap.
Wolf Gold suits readers looking for a fixed-line game where both bonus routes can be explained in a few sentences. Lottoland labels its 93.99% version Medium volatility, but that label should not be carried over automatically to every deployment.
Skip it if you want one universal maths profile across every site or if you meant Wolf Gold Ultimate, Wolf Gold 4 Pack, Wolf Gold Power Jackpot or the scratchcard. Those are separate products with different grids, prizes or rules; the active information screen is the final authority for the original version you open.
The 5 x 3 grid, locked moon values and giant middle-reel symbol remain easy to follow on a narrow screen, but open the information panel before starting because the RTP and feature settings can differ by deployment.
NetEnt
Dead or Alive 2 is a high-volatility NetEnt western with 9 fixed paylines, 30% hit frequency, and three selectable free-spin modes.
Pragmatic Play
The Dog House is a 5x3, 20-line Pragmatic Play slot built around multiplier wilds that stick across the middle reels during free spins.
Pragmatic Play
Big Bass Bonanza is the original 10-line fishing slot: 3–5 scatters award 10–20 free spins, fisherman wilds collect money-fish values, and every fourth fisherman moves the bonus toward a 10x collection multiplier. Current sources show 96.71% and 94.50% RTP versions, so the active game rules matter.
Use these nearby comparisons when RTP, volatility, or feature shape matters more than the theme.
Jackpot mechanics guide
A progressive jackpot starts from a preset value, grows through stake contributions, and resets after a win. A fixed jackpot stays at the amount or multiplier written in the rules. Neither label shows how likely the prize is to land.
Provider directory
A slot provider is the studio label attached to a game. Use the directory to find reviewed titles from each provider, then compare the game-level RTP, volatility, mechanics, and configuration separately.
Provider guide
Pragmatic Play reviews cover a wide range, from simple animal and fruit slots to volatile tumble and Megaways bonus chases.
RTP mechanics guide
RTP is the theoretical long-run share returned as prizes by one game configuration. Actual RTP measures past results from a particular sample. Neither predicts the next spin; theoretical RTP does not predict a session, win frequency, or payout size.
Compare jackpot-led slots where RTP and feature access matter.
Compare changing reel sets, free spins, and multiplier pressure.
Compare sharper bonus chases with longer dry stretches.
Compare animal-led slots where line structure and bonus pressure differ.
Compare faster boards built around tumbles, clusters, and simple reads.
Compare character-driven slots where theme, bonus clarity, and volatility differ.
The source material below supports the reviewed RTP and title-specific feature rules. Check the information screen for the exact version available to you.
Pragmatic Play and Grosvenor currently publish 96.01%, while Lottoland publishes a 93.99% version. Use the RTP shown inside the active game rather than assuming every deployment is identical.
They sit inside Money Respin. The fixed Mini, Major and Mega awards are 30x, 100x and 1,000x, and filling all 15 grid positions awards the 1,000x Mega in the provider's current rules.
The current Pragmatic Play page says five, while Grosvenor's current deployment page says six. That is a real source conflict, so check the rules inside the version you open.