Lamp Of Infinity Slot Review
Almost everything Lamp Of Infinity has to offer is packed into a single eight-spin round; the five-payline base game is little more than the queue for it. That’s a bolder choice than the Arabian Nights trappings suggest – Pragmatic Play have built a game where the wait is plain and the payoff has to carry the whole session. It runs on a 5×3 grid with medium volatility, a 96.07% RTP, a 5,000x win cap and stakes from 0.20 to 240.00.
Strip away the dunes and it’s a cousin of the studio’s other sparse-payline work, in the vein of 3 Dancing Monkeys, Chests of Cai Shen and Genie’s Gem Bonanza: a thin base game feeding one big bonus round. The lamp just has to be worth rubbing.
Base Game & Features
Five paylines carry all the action, paying left to right on adjacent reels from the leftmost. Only the highest win on a line counts, and wins across several lines add together. It’s a small board by modern standards, and the symbols know it: a handful of picture symbols do nearly all the paying, with the royals trailing a long way behind.
The paytable runs from a gold treasure chest at the top down to the A, K and Q, and the drop-off is steep: the chest pays twenty times what the royals manage at the five-symbol mark, which tells you where the base game’s rare good spins come from. Every value below sits at a 2.00 total bet:
- Treasure chest (gold) – 20.00 for two, 40.00 for three, 100.00 for four and 200.00 for five
- Ruby – 10.00, 20.00, 40.00 and 100.00
- Monkey – 4.00, 10.00, 20.00 and 40.00
- Green lamp – 2.00, 4.00, 10.00 and 20.00
- Dark treasure chest – 1.00, 2.00, 4.00 and 10.00
- Sword – 1.00, 2.00, 4.00 and 10.00
- A, K, Q – 1.00, 2.00 and 4.00 for three, four and five
Worth noticing: the top four symbols all pay from just two of a kind, while the dark chest and sword start at three and the royals don’t pay until three either. On five paylines, those two-of-a-kind hits are what keep the balance ticking between feature triggers.
The wild has no place in the base game at all. It exists only inside the free spins round, in expanded form, and the bonus section below covers exactly what it does there. In normal play it’s the BONUS symbol doing the special work, appearing on all five reels and opening the feature when enough of them land.
Getting set up is simple: the bet menu handles stakes through the plus and minus buttons, autoplay is there for longer runs, and the spin speed cycles between normal, quick and turbo. The space bar starts and stops a spin for keyboard players, and the credit and bet labels toggle between coins and cash.
Ante Bet
Two bet multipliers are on offer, and they change how the game behaves:
- 20x multiplier – normal play, with Buy Free Spins available
- 30x multiplier – more BONUS symbols sit on the reels, so the feature triggers naturally more often; Buy Free Spins is switched off
The Ante Bet runs at 96.08% RTP, a hair above the default game’s 96.07%. It costs more per spin to run, and the price of that is losing the instant route to the feature. A separate extra-chance toggle also adds more BONUS symbols for an additional stake, so there are three ways to stand at the lamp: plain, boosted or paid in full.
Lamp Of Infinity Free Spins & Bonus Features
The door in is the BONUS symbol. Three, four or five of them anywhere on screen and the round begins with eight free spins. That’s the only route to it, and what’s behind it is where the game keeps everything it has.
Free Spins
During the round, reels three, four and five are fully filled by the 3×3 expanded wild. It carries a random multiplier that applies to every win in the round, drawn from the following:
- 2x
- 3x
- 4x
- 5x
- 6x
- 7x
- 8x
- 9x
- 10x
A wild covering three full reels with a multiplier attached is a serious engine for a five-line game. Special reels are in play during the feature, so the symbol pools differ from the base game’s. The multiplier is fixed for the round once it’s drawn, changing only when a retrigger deals out a fresh one.
The tumble mechanic runs throughout. After every win, the winning symbols disappear, the remaining symbols drop to the bottom and new symbols fall in from above. Tumbling continues until no new win appears, and the lot is paid once the sequence from a single spin finishes. With three reels permanently wild, chains of tumbles are where the round’s bigger totals come from.
Retriggers come two ways. Four or five BONUS symbols on the triggering spin guarantee one or two retriggers for the round ahead. Otherwise there’s a random chance of a retrigger at the end of the feature, adding eight spins and selecting a fresh multiplier for the wild.
One number matters more than any of it: the round carries a minimum guaranteed win of 18x the total bet. If the spins run out before that floor is reached, the round retriggers until it isn’t. Every entry to the feature pays at least something real.
Buy Free Spins
The impatient route costs 100x the current total bet and starts the free spins round immediately. On the triggering spin, three, four or five BONUS symbols can hit at random, so a bought round can still open with a guaranteed retrigger or two attached. The buy runs at 96.04% RTP, marginally below playing it out.
One cap governs everything: if a round’s total win reaches 5,000x the bet it ends at once, the win is awarded and any remaining features are forfeited.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 7/10
Playing Lamp Of Infinity means sitting through a lot of ordinary spins. Five lines, small wins, and the lamp drifting past on its carpet like a promise it hasn’t kept yet. The reason to choose it anyway is the one thing it does with real conviction: when the bonus finally arrives, it pays – and the 18x floor means it never arrives empty-handed. That guarantee changes the feel of the whole session, because even a bad round gives you something back.
The weakness is just as clear: the base game gives you almost nothing to do while you wait. There’s no second feature, no modifier to break up the quiet, and the ceiling of 5,000x is modest next to the games this studio aims at high chasers.
So it suits the patient – sessions built on steady medium-volatility play, where a dependable bonus round matters more than fireworks in between. Anyone after constant action from every spin will find the desert here a bit long. But the lamp does get rubbed eventually, and when it does, it’s usually worth the wait.
Lamp Of Infinity FAQs
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What is the RTP of Lamp Of Infinity?
The RTP is 96.07% in the default game. The Ante Bet runs at 96.08% and Buy Free Spins at 96.04%, so the differences between modes are tiny. -
Is Lamp Of Infinity high volatility?
No, it’s a medium volatility game. That means payouts land steadily, with the range of individual wins running from low to very high. -
How do you trigger free spins in Lamp Of Infinity?
BONUS symbols are the trigger. Three of them anywhere on the screen is enough for eight spins, and hitting four or five also guarantees one or two retriggers for that round. -
What does the expanded wild do in Lamp Of Infinity?
During free spins, a 3×3 expanded wild fills reels three, four and five completely. It carries a random multiplier of between 2x and 10x that applies to every win in the round. -
Can the free spins round retrigger in Lamp Of Infinity?
Yes. There’s a random chance of a retrigger at the end of the round, adding eight spins and a new wild multiplier. If the guaranteed minimum win of 18x the bet hasn’t been reached when spins run out, the round also retriggers until it is. -
Can you buy the bonus on Lamp Of Infinity?
Yes. Buy Free Spins costs 100x the current total bet and starts the free spins round instantly, with a chance of three, four or five BONUS symbols hitting on the triggering spin. It runs at 96.04% RTP and is disabled while the 30x Ante Bet is active. -
What is the maximum win on Lamp Of Infinity?
The maximum win is capped at 5,000x the bet. If a round’s total win reaches that figure, the round ends immediately, the win is awarded and any remaining features are forfeited. -
How many paylines does Lamp Of Infinity have?
Five. All symbols pay left to right on adjacent reels starting from the leftmost, and only the highest win per line is paid.
