Lost Mummy Treasures

The game uses 5 reels, 3 rows and 10 fixed paylines, with wins paid from left to right. It is old-school line play, not a ways or cluster setup, so dead spins can feel blunt when the Mystery symbols stay away. Low symbols are coloured hieroglyphs paying 1x to 1.8x for five. The middle tier pays 5x to 7x, while Bastet, Anubis and the Pharaoh sit at 10x to 20x for five. Wilds substitute for regular paying symbols and can pay 40x for a five-of-a-kind line. The base game is mostly a delivery system for Special Mystery stacks; without them, this is a plain 10-line Egyptian reel set.

Special Mystery symbols are 1x3 stacks that can nudge fully into view and reveal the same paying symbol across their reel. Regular stacks can reveal standard symbols or Wilds. Gold Special Mystery symbols are better: they reveal only high-paying symbols or Wilds, and they convert existing regular Mystery stacks into Gold versions before the reveal. Lucky Player’s Choice triggers when at least three consecutive reels from the left, starting with reel 1, are covered by full Mystery stacks after the nudge. The game then shows four options and asks for a prediction before the Mystery reveal. A correct pick applies a random 1.5x to 10x multiplier to the Mystery win for that round. A miss leaves the result at 1x. If no choice is made, the game picks automatically.

Three, four or five Scatter symbols trigger 7, 10 or 12 Bonus Spins. The important change is stickiness. During the round, Special Mystery and Gold Special Mystery symbols nudge into place and remain sticky for the rest of the feature. Even one Special Mystery symbol can nudge in the bonus, so the reels can gradually clog with revealed stacks. Gold matters more here than in the base game. If a Gold Special Mystery symbol lands, it converts the existing regular Mystery symbols to Gold, and future Gold stacks reveal only high-paying symbols or Wilds. Retriggers are possible: two, three, four or five Scatters add +2, +3, +4 or +5 spins. That structure gives the bonus a real build-up, but it also means weak early spins can leave the round looking expensive.

Super Bonus Spins are the higher-grade version of the bonus round. They trigger when two, three or four regular Scatters land with one Super Scatter, awarding 7, 10 or 12 Super Bonus Spins. The key upgrade is that only Gold Special Mystery symbols are used. Those Gold stacks nudge, stick and reveal high-paying symbols or Wilds, which removes the weaker regular Mystery outcomes from the feature. The round can also be retriggered by landing two to five regular Scatters, adding +2 to +5 spins. This is the cleaner bonus, and clearly the one the math wants players to chase. The trade-off is obvious: natural access depends on a Super Scatter combination, while the paid route costs 100x stake.

Published stake limits convert to about CA$0.16 to CA$4,780, using a EUR/CAD rate near 1.59. Some operators may cap the top end much lower, so check the in-game info screen before assuming that full range is live. There is no conventional Ante Bet. Instead, the Bonus Store sells four routes: 3 Mystery symbols at 9x, Bonus Spins at 35x, 5 Mystery symbols at 80x and Super Bonus Spins at 100x. At the minimum stake, those start from about CA$1.44, CA$5.60, CA$12.80 and CA$16. Ontario is listed as a coming market, while Alberta’s regulated market is launching in 2026.