Luck of the Devil: POWER COMBO Slot Review
A gold-arched cabinet glows in a plum-coloured haze, devil horns curling from its marquee-lit frame, three brass pots of coins floating down its side. Luck of the Devil: POWER COMBO, from All For One Studios, spends almost nothing on its reels: the best five-of-a-kind pays five times your stake, and every penny of the design budget sits in the three bonus powers stacked behind them.
That bet on the features over the base game is either the whole point of playing or a reason to walk past. It’s a 5×3 grid with 40 fixed paylines, 96.20% RTP, high volatility and a 15,000x win cap, a higher ceiling than 3 Powers of Zeus: POWER COMBO carried when it took the same idea to Olympus. The devil here has better prizes on offer.
Base Game & Features
Wins land the traditional way: matching symbols on adjacent reels along one of the 40 paylines, running left to right. Where more than one combination lands on the same line, only the highest pays, and every line win from a spin is added together. It’s a conventional setup, and nothing about the base game’s payout structure will surprise anyone.
Wilds appear on reels two, three and four only, substitute for everything except Scatters, and pay nothing themselves. They’re base-game-only, so don’t expect help inside the features.
Scatters come in three colours, red, green and blue, and they carry no payout either; their entire job is triggering the Link&Win rounds. The collecting animation around them is decoration only and doesn’t influence when a feature fires.
The top of the paytable is thin, which tells you where this game keeps its money. All values are multiples of the total bet:
- 7: 5x for five, 1.5x for four, 0.5x for three
- Diamond: 2.5x for five, 0.5x for four, 0.3x for three
A five-of-a-kind of the best symbol in the game returns five times your stake. Compare that to the ceiling on offer in the features and the design brief becomes clear: the reels are a lobby, and everything worth having happens in the Link&Win rounds.
Luck of the Devil: POWER COMBO Bonus Features
Every Link&Win round works from the same chassis. Trigger it with a Scatter and you get three free respins on reels that now show only Coin symbols and blanks. Each Coin carries a random value between 0.5x and 20x your total bet, and every Coin that lands stays locked in place for the rest of the round.
Any Coin landing anywhere resets all spin counters back to three. The round runs until a respin produces nothing or the reels fill completely, and filling every position awards the Mini, Major and Mega jackpots on top of your coin total. Triggering Scatters convert to Coins when the round begins.
Coin colours depend on which Scatter did the triggering. Blue and green rounds deal golden Coins carrying grey prizes, while red-Scatter rounds can also deal Coins with red, blue or green prizes attached, which matters for the jackpot chase below.
Twin Power
The green Scatter triggers Twin Power, which doubles the real estate: two 5×3 grids spin side by side, each with its own respin counter. The triggering Scatter becomes a Coin placed at the same position on both grids, so you start with a head start twice over.
When the round ends, the Coins on both grids are added together into one feature win. Nothing about the round is complicated; it’s simply two chances to stick Coins instead of one.
Jackpot Power
The red Scatter brings the jackpot chase. Here Coins can carry coloured prizes alongside their cash value: collect three Coins with red prizes and the Mega Jackpot pays, three blue pays the Major, three green pays the Mini.
The collection resets after each jackpot, so a single long round can pay the ladder more than once, and all landed Coin values are still added at the end.
Collection Power
The blue Scatter flips the payout timing. Coins that trigger the round aren’t paid up front; instead, every time a new Coin lands, the values of all Coins from previous spins pay out immediately.
With counters resetting on every Coin, a sticky run keeps the instant payments stacking while the round keeps breathing.
POWER COMBO
Land red, blue and green Scatters together and you get the full POWER COMBO: Twin grids, the jackpot chase and the instant collections all running in a single round. Pairs of Scatters trigger two-power versions too, so green plus blue, blue plus red and green plus red each combine their respective features.
The three-colour spin is the one the whole game is built around, and it’s the only place the 15,000x win cap feels genuinely in play. The jackpot ladder sits underneath everything: Mega pays 5 000x the total bet, Major pays 100x and Mini pays 10x. Wins are capped at 15,000x on a single spin, and the round ends the moment that cap is hit.
Buy Feature
You can skip the wait and buy straight into any combination of powers, at the following multiples of your current bet:
- Twin Power: 23x
- Collection Power: 35x
- Jackpot Power: 37x
- Collection Power + Jackpot Power: 54x
- Twin Power + Collection Power: 74x
- Twin Power + Jackpot Power: 88x
- POWER COMBO (all three): 117x
Every buy option runs at the same 96.20% RTP as the base game, so you’re paying for speed, not for better maths. The buy isn’t offered at the highest stakes, and it plays at your current bet level.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 7.1/10
Sitting down here means sitting in a beautiful lobby. The reels spin, the marquee bulbs flash, small wins tick past, and none of it matters much, because the entire case for this game is the three-colour spin where every power runs at once. You stay for that moment the way the devil’s punters stay for the jackpot.
The best thing is that the powers genuinely improve each other rather than just sharing a screen: the resetting jackpot ladder can pay more than once inside a round long enough to fill with Coins, and the 15,000x cap is high enough that the ceiling isn’t decoration. What lets it down is everything either side of that spin.
One-colour rounds are modest, the paytable is flat, and the high-volatility gaps between triggers are long enough that the artwork does a lot of the entertaining. This is one for players who enjoy coin-collection features and the slow build towards a combined round, and who won’t miss a base game with its own pulse. Anyone who wants the reels themselves to pay the bills between bonuses will find the fires here lit but low. For Link&Win fans, though, this cabinet is worth a seat.
Luck of the Devil: POWER COMBO FAQs
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How does the POWER COMBO feature trigger in Luck of the Devil: POWER COMBO?
Landing the red, blue and green Scatter symbols together on a single base-game spin triggers the POWER COMBO, where Twin Power, Jackpot Power and Collection Power are all active at the same time. -
Can the Link&Win respins retrigger?
Yes. Every time a Coin symbol lands anywhere on the reels, all spin counters reset to three. The round only ends when a respin awards nothing or the reels fill completely. -
How do you win the jackpots in Luck of the Devil: POWER COMBO?
In the Jackpot Power feature, Coins can carry red, blue or green prizes. Collect three Coins with red prizes for the Mega Jackpot, three blue for the Major and three green for the Mini. Filling every reel position in any Link&Win round also awards all three jackpots. -
What are the jackpot values in Luck of the Devil: POWER COMBO?
The Mega Jackpot pays 5 000x your total bet, the Major pays 100x and the Mini pays 10x. -
What values can Coin symbols carry during the Link&Win features?
Each Coin is allocated a random multiplier value of 0.5x, 1x, 1.5x, 2x, 3x, 5x, 7.5x, 10x or 20x, multiplied by your total bet, and every Coin that lands stays on screen for the rest of the round. -
What is the maximum win on Luck of the Devil: POWER COMBO?
The win cap is 15,000x your bet on a single spin, and the feature completes as soon as that cap is reached. -
What are the betting limits on Luck of the Devil: POWER COMBO?
Stakes run from 0.20 to 20.00 per spin, and bonus buys are priced as multiples of your current bet from 23x up to 117x. -
Is Luck of the Devil: POWER COMBO high volatility?
Yes, it’s a high-volatility game with a hit frequency of 32.45%, so wins land on roughly a third of spins but the bigger payouts are concentrated in the Link&Win features.
