Riches of RA Slot Review

The base game uses a 5x3 grid with 15 adjustable winlines. Wins pay left to right on active lines, so this is old line-slot territory rather than ways, clusters or cascading reels. The line controls matter: the classic setup lets players adjust lines, coins per line and coin value, which makes the interface feel older than the newer fixed-stake Play'n GO releases. The Ra wild appears only on reels 1 and 5 and substitutes for regular symbols, but not for the urn bonus symbol. Symbol design is standard Egyptian cabinet material: ankh, bird, scarab, pharaoh mask, canopic urns and card-rank filler. Without the edge wilds connecting to strong middle-reel hits, the base game is mostly a holding pattern.

The Stacked Wild mechanic is the game’s best idea, and it is also where the frustration sits. Wild Ra symbols appear only on the two outside reels. When they land, they can cover those reels and help complete line wins across the middle three reels. That is useful in the base game, but the real target is landing full wild stacks on both reel 1 and reel 5 at the same time. That combination triggers the free spins round. It is a strict trigger, not a scatter count, so the bonus does not arrive just because two or three special icons appear anywhere. The mechanic has teeth when it lands, but it also creates long dry stretches because both edge reels have to cooperate at once.

The free spins round awards 15 free spins when stacked wilds fully cover reels 1 and 5. During the feature, those two reels stay locked as wild reels for the full sequence and substitute for all regular symbols except the urn. That gives every spin a strong frame: the middle three reels are effectively trying to connect between two wild walls. Good. The limitation is that there is no multiplier ladder, no expanding premium pick and no retrigger. The provider’s own rules state that additional free spins are not awarded during the feature. So the round can pay sharply when the middle reels line up with premiums, but it can also land as a neat-looking bonus that never properly catches.

The urns run the second feature. The urn is a scatter-style bonus symbol and appears only on reels 1, 3 and 5. Land three urns across the eligible reels and the Pick-a-Prize bonus opens. The format is simple: choose one urn and reveal the prize. Reported paytable information puts the top pick prize at 150x the total bet, which is respectable for a side feature but not enough to carry the whole game. It works best as a base-game interruption. It does not replace the free spins as the main event, and it does not add a layered decision beyond the one pick.

There is no Ante Bet and no Bonus Buy, so feature access comes only through natural spins. The old stake system uses 15 lines, one to five coins per line and a coin-size slider. In CAD terms, the commonly listed full-spin range works out to about CA$0.20 to CA$26.25, while some demo lobbies show a higher ceiling near CA$105. Treat the casino’s own stake panel as final, because this older title appears in different hosted configurations. Autoplay and a gamble option are part of the control set.