Leprechaun Goes to Hell

Leprechaun Goes to Hell is inspired by Play’n GO’s other online slot, Leprechaun Goes Egypt. And probably Fire Joker as well, given the whole ‘fire’ imagery they’re going for. Leprechaun is also similar to Fire Joker in that they both have a jackpot built into them. Don’t get confused though, Leprechaun is not a progressive jackpot slot, it’s a fixed jackpot within the slot itself. The popularity of this latter slot was so great that it inspired the software developer to come up with this latest slot. Only in this one, instead of heading over to Africa, we’re descending down into the depths of hell. Things are getting really heated up in here. Evilene, the ruler of hell, and the Leprechaun seem to have some kind of courtship going on. Don’t ask us who came up with this idea, and why – we’re not the designers or developers. We just review. The entire point of the slot is to fill up the jackpot thermometer during the bonus round, i.e. the heat things up as much as possible. Whether this is because Leprechaun is set in hell, or because of Evilene, we don’t know – we’ll leave it up to you to decide. You’ll read more about how the thermometer works further down below.

Leprechaun Goes to Hell revolves around three main symbols: the Evilene Wild symbol, the Leprechaun Wild symbol and the Pot of Gold scatter symbol. Together these symbols basically are responsible for the major payouts you’re going to get from this slot. But, it’s good to say, that like most Play’n GO games – Leprechaun doesn’t pay much at the base game. However, the bonus games more than make up for this. Let’s just say, there are a lot of possible free spins that can be won from this slot. And we haven’t even started talking about the jackpot yet.

The paytable above is of some of the highest paying symbols in the slot. As you can see, they’re not that high paying. Again – this is normal for medium variance slots, and normal for Play’n GO slots. It means that, unless you manage to hit that sweet jackpot, you’re at most going to be winning a few more coins than your wager per spin. Which isn’t exactly the most exciting of prospects. The lowest paying symbol is ‘J’ and ’10’, and landing three of their winning combos on the reels is worth a measly 0.03 coins. The greatest part about the main game payouts is when the player gets the Leprechaun symbol and the Evilene symbol in the same combo. This, as we saw above, doubles your win. Obviously, the most attractive feature of this slot is not so much the main game – but the possible jackpot wins and the amazing free spins + multiplier combo in the Pot of Gold bonus round. If you’re lucky enough to activate the thermometer, than you’re pretty much set for the gameplay of Leprechaun Goes to Hell. With a payout rate of 96.54%, which is above average, you’re actually likely to make a tidy sum over a long period of playing this slot. But, perhaps it’s not the best choice for high-rollers and risk-takers. Also, here’s how the jackpots work:

So, even if you don’t hit that fiery 2000°C mark, you’ll still in with a chance to win any of the other smaller jackpots.