Double Gift 5

Double Gift 5 Slot Review

A brick fireplace glows orange on the left, a decorated tree strung with warm lights stands on the right, and wrapped presents with red ribbon sit stacked along the bottom corners. Double Gift 5 is a Christmas slot that commits fully to the living room, right down to the garland on the mantel and the red stocking beside the grate. It’s also a game built around one reel: all five line patterns run through the centre, and the wilds that make it interesting live only on the middle three.

It’s a 5×3 grid with a 94.50% RTP and a max win of 2,624x the total bet. FAZI built it, and it sits in their fruit-machine tradition alongside Coin Bank and Triple Wild Crown, with Wild Trail a near neighbour in spirit. The gift boxes of the title are wilds that take over an entire reel, and one of them doubles what it completes.

Lines, Symbols and the Paytable

Wins are for combinations of a kind on adjacent reels, left to right, starting from the leftmost reel, on selected lines. Only the highest win counts per line, and wins across different lines are added together. Scatter symbols are the exception: they pay at any position on the screen, and scatter wins are added to line wins.

Five line patterns are in play, and three of them run straight across the rows. The other two are shapes:

• Lines 1 to 3 – straight across the top, middle and bottom rows
• Line 4 – a V-shape dipping through the reels
• Line 5 – an inverted-V arching over the middle

Every one of the five patterns passes through the centre reel, which is exactly where the game’s wilds live. That’s not a coincidence, and it shapes what the paytable can pay.

It also means a stacked middle reel touches the V and the inverted-V at their shared centre point, where a straight row would only give it one position to work with. The middle reel is the busiest place on the board.

The red seven is by far the richest symbol, and it’s the only one that pays for two of a kind. Bell and grapes share a panel, as do cherry and plum, which keeps the table compact. All values are multiples of the total bet:

• 7 – 2x for two, 10x for three, 40x for four, 600x for five
• Bell and grapes – 8x for three, 20x for four, 100x for five
• Watermelon – 4x for three, 10x for four, 40x for five
• Cherry and plum – 2x for three, 6x for four, 20x for five
• Scatter (star) – 3x for three, 20x for four, 100x for five, paying at any position

There’s a sharp drop from the seven to everything else in the table. A reel full of wilds narrows that drop: the wild stands in for the seven as readily as for the cherry, so a stacked reel turns whatever completes the line into the best available symbol.

The scatter is the one symbol the wild won’t substitute for, so the star has to land on its own. It pays wherever it shows up, which matters more here than in most games. With only five patterns in play, a symbol that ignores both the lines and the left-to-right rule is the only path to a win that stacked middle reels can’t manufacture.

The Gift Box Wilds

Two gift-box symbols drive everything this game does beyond its base combinations, and both work the same way on arrival: they expand to fill the reel they land on with wilds. The differences are where they can appear and what they do to the payout.

• Wild (plain gift box) – appears on reels two, three and four, expands to make the entire reel wild, and substitutes for every symbol except the scatter
• Wild Multiplier (gift box marked x2) – appears only on reel three, fills the entire reel with wilds, and doubles the win when it sits on a winning line

How the Two Interact

The two wilds can’t appear together on reel three, so that reel gets one or the other, never both. A plain wild on reel two or four alongside the multiplier on reel three is the game’s best-case setup, putting wilds across three adjacent middle reels at once.

Since all five line patterns run through the centre, a stacked reel three touches every line on the board. The multiplier version is the one worth waiting for: it doesn’t just complete lines, it doubles whatever it completes.

That doubling only applies when the multiplier itself sits on the winning line.

The Gamble Feature

After any win, an x2 button opens a red-or-black choice. Pick correctly and the gambled amount doubles; pick wrong and the amount is lost and the game finishes. There’s no half-way step and no cash-out partway through.

The gamble has a win limit of 50,000.00, which caps how far a chain of correct calls can run. It’s a straight card-colour call with no skill element, and beyond your stake it’s the only decision the game ever asks you to make.

Because a wrong call ends the game rather than just the gamble, the choice is a pure all-or-nothing. A correct call can be gambled again up to the limit, and each step doubles from the previous one, so a modest stacked-reel win can climb quickly if the colours keep going your way.

Our Honest Verdict

Overall Rating: 6.1/10

Sitting down at this fireplace is a quiet experience. You spin, mostly nothing lines up, and then a gift box lands on the middle reel and the whole thing comes alive for a moment. That moment is the reason anybody picks this over the next five-reeler: there’s a real thrill in watching one symbol turn an entire reel wild, and when it’s the x2 box, the number that follows is worth the wait.

The strength is that everything in the game points at that one reel. Five lines, all through the centre, all reachable by a single stacked wild – the design has one idea and doesn’t dilute it. The weakness is that there’s nothing else. Five patterns is a thin spread of ways to win, and if the gift boxes stay away, the paytable’s steep drop from the seven to everything else makes itself felt quickly.

It suits players who like their fruit machines simple, festive and centred on one good mechanic, and it’ll lose anyone who wants bonus rounds or something to track. For a fireside spin with one idea wrapped well, the presents under this tree are worth unwrapping.

Double Gift 5 FAQs

• What is the RTP of Double Gift 5?

  The RTP is 94.50%.
• How many paylines does Double Gift 5 have?

  Wins are paid on selected lines, and there are five patterns: one straight across each of the three rows, plus a V-shape and an inverted-V. Every pattern runs through the centre reel.
• What is the grid size of Double Gift 5?

  It’s a 5×3 grid: five reels and three rows.
• What is the minimum and maximum bet on Double Gift 5?

  Stakes start at 0.10 per spin and top out at 18.00.
• What is the maximum win on Double Gift 5?

  The maximum win is 2,624x the total bet.
• Who makes Double Gift 5?

  Double Gift 5 is made by FAZI.
• When is Double Gift 5 released?

  Double Gift 5’s release date is 12 November 2026.
• How does the Gamble feature work in Double Gift 5?

  After a win, press the x2 button and choose red or black. A correct choice doubles the gambled amount; a wrong one loses it and the game finishes. The gamble win limit is 50,000.00.
• What does the Wild Multiplier do in Double Gift 5?

  The Wild Multiplier is a gift box marked x2 that appears only on reel three. It fills the entire reel with wilds, and when it sits on a winning line the win is doubled. It can’t appear on reel three at the same time as the plain wild.
• Can the wild substitute for the scatter in Double Gift 5?

  No. Both the plain wild and the Wild Multiplier substitute for every symbol except the scatter, so the scatter star always has to land on its own to pay.