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Eye of the Amulet

iSoftBet
RTP 96.51%
RATING 8
Play iSoftBet Slots
Reels 5
Paylines 40
Min bet size
Max bet size
RTP 96.5
Wild symbols YES
Free spins YES
Bonus YES
Jackpot 250 coins

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Eye of the Amulet Slot Review

The Eye of the Amulet slots game can be found at casinos offering iSoftBet software. iSoftBet are one of the newer casino software providers on the market but they have managed to tie down some impressive branded slots game contracts. As a standard iSoftBet do not publish the RTP/House Edge information for their slots games within the game help file or paytables. However as part of the UKGC license requirements many UKGC licensed operators have started to publish this information for all of their games. As such we can tell from Trada’s site that the House Edge of Eye of the Amulet is 3.49% when playing maximum paylines/coins.

The Eye will entrance the unwary….

Eye of the Amulet is a 5 reel slots game with 40 paylines and you can bet 1 coin per payline.

The ‘Scarab’ symbol is Wild.

There are two bonus features when playing Eye of the Amulet. The first bonus feature is when you receive three or more of the ‘Amulet’ scatter symbol anywhere on the reels. When this happens you will be awarded 5, 10 or 15 free spins depending on the number of Amulet scatter symbols you received. You will then be taken to a screen showing a prize wheel. The wheel will spin and will award additional free spins, multipliers that will be applied to your free spin winnings or turns additional symbols into Wild symbols for the duration of the free spins. The wheel will continue to spin and award prizes until it lands on a ‘Start Free Spins’ segment at which point you will be taken back to the reels to play your free spins. During the free spins if you receive 2 or more of the Amulet scatter symbol you will be awarded 3, 10, 20 or 30 free spins depending on how many Amulet scatter symbols you received. The maximum number of free spins you can receive is 100.

The second bonus feature is triggered randomly and causes a sand storm to blow across the reels. This can result in extra Scarab Wild symbols being added to the reels, reels turning into Wild reels, symbols moving to form 5 of a Kind wins and even triggering of the free spins bonus feature.

Conclusion

Eye of the Amulet is one of the better iSoftBet slots games, with a reasonably interesting selection of bonus features, good graphical interface and attractive House Edge. One from their catalogue to watch out for.

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