Leprechaun Goes Wild

Leprechaun Goes Wild (Leprechaun Goes Wild) is an Irish-themed slot where mischievous leprechauns team up to start a rainbow revolution and hand out gold and luck. It was released on February 13, 2020, and you can test your luck right away with the free demo, no sign-up needed.

I heard the leprechaun wilds are different on each reel?

That’s right, each leprechaun is assigned to its own reel and acts as a wild on that reel. They substitute for all symbols and help form winning combinations across the 20 paylines. It’s a Play’n GO slot that tells the Irish luck folklore in a lighthearted way, so the mood is bright. Telling apart the leprechaun assigned to each reel is a small bit of fun too.

What symbols appear?

Symbols from leprechaun folklore are the high symbols: a pot of gold, a top hat, a wooden pipe, a mug of mead, and a lucky horseshoe. The rest are card symbols from 10 to A, and the luckiest symbol, the four-leaf clover, is the scatter. The four-leaf clover drives both special features. The card symbols cover the low payouts, so the leprechaun symbols are much more welcome.

What effect does Luck of the Irish give?

If 2 four-leaf clover scatters land on a single spin, Luck of the Irish can trigger. There are two possible outcomes: 5 wilds are added, one per reel, or one more scatter is added and the free spins open. Either way, it’s a feature that rescues a disappointing spin. When all 5 wilds are laid down at once, all 20 paylines come alive at the same time.

How do you get into free spins in Leprechaun Goes Wild?

The four-leaf clover scatter is the key to free spins. Even when only 2 scatters land, Luck of the Irish can add one more scatter and lead into free spins. That is why anticipation rises the moment you see 2 scatters. Compare the times 3 scatters land naturally with the times the feature opens it.

What should I check first in the demo?

RTP is 94.2%, and the max win is 10,000x your bet. Bonus buy is not available, so you have to trigger the free spins yourself with the four-leaf clover. There is no official volatility figure, so try the demo and see for yourself whether Luck of the Irish tends to lean toward wilds or scatters. It also helps to compare how the two effects feel.