Rabbits Rabbits Rabbits

Rabbits Rabbits Rabbits Slot Review

A timber farmhouse sits half hidden in the grass, pines line the right of the screen, and carrots tangle around the logo up top. Endorphina‘s Rabbits Rabbits Rabbits is a storybook meadow where the leading man wears a top hat and the endgame is a wedding with an unusual guest list: babies, and lots of them. It’s a curious premise, and one bonus round carries nearly all of it.

The slot runs on a 5×3 grid with 10 paylines and a total RTP of 98.05%, which is well above the norm and the most interesting number here. Endorphina have plenty of form with compact games like Joker Ra and Lucky Stamps, and this one sits squarely in that tradition: a simple base game, one elaborate feature, and a gamble option on every win.

The Base Game and Its Meadow

Wins are for combinations of a kind, on enabled paylines and adjacent reels, starting from the leftmost. Only the highest combination counts on each line, and wins across different lines add together. It’s a classic line-pays setup with nothing unusual in how it pays out.

A Wild, shown as a green coin, substitutes for every regular symbol and appears in the main game only. It’s also the best payer on the reels, worth 18x the total bet for five of a kind. Beyond that, the paytable is a short ladder of romance-adjacent icons.

• Car: 2x / 6x / 10x the total bet for three, four or five
• Cocktail: 1.5x / 3x / 6x
• Roses and Spade: 1x / 2.5x / 5x each
• Heart: 1x / 2x / 4x
• Club and Diamond: 0.8x / 1.2x / 2.5x each

Card suits doing the low-paying work tells you most of what the base game is. Wins are modest, and the reels exist mostly to deliver you to the wedding. The symbols that matter aren’t on the paytable at all; they belong to the bonus round.

The Rabbits’ Wedding Bonus Game

When Mr. Rabbit and one of his girlfriends appear simultaneously on reels 1 and 5, the Rabbits’ Wedding Bonus Game triggers. The reels then turn into a 5×3 grid where every position spins up Baby Beds, Magician Hats or Hearts. It’s a hold-and-collect round with a rabbitry twist.

Beds hold one or more baby rabbits and stay in place once landed. Hats also stick, and each hat hides a baby rabbit carrying a guaranteed prize: Gold pays 100x the total bet, Silver 50x, Bronze 25x. Hearts keep the reels spinning without sticking.

At the end of the round, every baby rabbit on the reels is counted, including the ones inside hats, and the count pays from a ladder that scales steeply with volume.

• 0-5 baby rabbits: 2x the total bet
• 6-8: 9x
• 9-11: 15x
• 12-14: 25x
• 15-17: 35x
• 18-20: 45x
• 21-23: 55x
• 24-26: 75x
• 27-29: 200x
• 30-35: 500x
• 36-41: 1500x
• 42 or more: 4000x

The round starts with three attempts, and every spin uses one. Any Bed or Hat that lands resets the attempts back to three, so the feature runs until you go three consecutive spins without a sticky symbol or until the whole grid is covered in Beds and Hats. Wins add up throughout.

There’s no retrigger. The bonus plays at the same bet and lines as the spin that set it off, and it can’t be won again while it’s running.

The ladder’s shape is the whole point of the round. The difference between 29 rabbits and 42 is the difference between 200x and 4000x, and the steps only get steeper from there down the table.

The Risk Game

After any win you can gamble it. Four face-down cards are dealt against the Dealer’s card; beat it and your win doubles, and you can keep going for up to ten attempts. Lose any round and the winnings are gone.

A drawn card means you try again with your total unchanged, and TAKE WIN banks it whenever you’ve had enough. The Joker beats everything and the Dealer can never draw one. Cards can also reappear from round to round, so the same value can beat you twice.

The odds aren’t uniform. Take the risk whatever the Dealer shows and the average return is 84%, but it swings from 162% against a Dealer 2 down to 42% against a Dealer Ace. Against anything from a 6 to an 8 you’re playing dead even at 100%; against a Jack it’s 69% and against a King 64%. It’s a proper decision rather than a coin flip.

Bonus Pop Buy Feature

The BONUS POP button buys the Rabbits’ Wedding Bonus Game at any time, at a cost that scales with your total bet. Before you buy, you pick Mr. Rabbit’s Miss Right from three girlfriends, each sold on personality rather than numbers.

The green-eyed blonde takes risks and may lead you to a big result. The blue-eyed redhead keeps her eyes on the prize and collects small ones often. The brown-eyed brunette takes no risks and never loses either. There are no figures behind those descriptions, so the choice is flavour rather than strategy.

Bought bonus games work exactly like naturally triggered ones, starting with a single main-game spin that lands enough special symbols to set the feature off. Two restrictions apply: you can’t gamble bonus-buy winnings in the Risk Game, and the feature may not be available at every casino.

Our Honest Verdict

Overall Rating: 7.8/10

Most of your time here is spent in the meadow, waiting on two rabbits. Card suits pay the bills, wins are small, and the base game never pretends to be the attraction; the wedding is the reason anybody sits down at this one, and it’s a good enough reason.

The bonus round is the strength. Every sticky symbol resets the attempts, so one good run keeps paying for itself, and the count ladder goes further than the cottage-quiet artwork suggests. The 98.05% return is right up there with anything on the market. The weakness is everything around it: the base pays are thin and the top of that ladder needs 42 rabbits, which is a lot of weddings away.

If you like a simple line-payer with one deep feature and a gamble you can actually think about, this meadow is worth a wander. Players who want frequent features or a busy base game won’t find it here. The rabbits do the work, and they do it well.

Rabbits Rabbits Rabbits FAQs

• What is the RTP of Rabbits Rabbits Rabbits?

  The total RTP is 98.05%, comfortably above the industry average for an online slot. The Risk Game gamble runs at its own 84% average return if you take it every time.
• How do you trigger the Rabbits’ Wedding Bonus Game?

  Mr. Rabbit and one of his girlfriends must appear simultaneously on reels 1 and 5. You can also buy the round directly through the BONUS POP feature.
• What do the Magician Hats pay in the bonus game?

  Each hat hides a baby rabbit carrying a guaranteed prize: Gold awards 100x the total bet, Silver 50x and Bronze 25x, revealed when the bonus game ends.
• Can the Rabbits’ Wedding Bonus Game retrigger?

  No. The bonus plays at the same bet and lines as the triggering spin and cannot be won again during the feature. It runs until you run out of attempts or fill the grid with Beds and Hats.
• How does the Risk Game gamble work?

  You pick one of four face-down cards against the Dealer’s card. Beat it and your win doubles, up to ten attempts. The average return is 84%, ranging from 162% against a Dealer 2 to 42% against a Dealer Ace. Winnings from bonus-buy games can’t be gambled.
• Can you buy the bonus on Rabbits Rabbits Rabbits?

  Yes. The BONUS POP feature lets you play the Rabbits’ Wedding Bonus Game at any time, with the price depending on your total bet. You also choose Mr. Rabbit’s Miss Right before buying, and it may not be available at every casino.
• How many paylines does Rabbits Rabbits Rabbits have?

  It’s a 5-reel, 3-row slot with 10 paylines. Wins need matching symbols on adjacent reels from the leftmost, and only the highest win on each line pays.
• Who makes Rabbits Rabbits Rabbits?

  Endorphina, a studio with a large catalogue of compact line-pay slots. Rabbits Rabbits Rabbits’ release date is 23 January 2023.