Rick And Morty Wubba Lubba Dub Dub Slot Review
Rick’s garage lab glows behind the reels, portal-blue and acid-green, and the slot built on top of it is as unbalanced as the man himself: a modest 20-line paytable sitting under a win ceiling that belongs to a far more serious game. That mismatch is the whole point of Blueprint Gaming‘s take on the licence, and it’s what separates this build from the safer brand slots the studio also turns out.
This is the show’s loudest catchphrase turned into a slot, and it backs the noise with serious numbers: a 5×4 grid, 20 paylines, 96.14% RTP and a maximum win of 250,000x the total bet. Blueprint also gave us Rick And Morty Megaways in 2020, and fans of that one will find this a very different animal, closer in spirit to Ted or The Goonies in its brand-first build. Dimension-hopping, then, with a very big number attached.
How the Base Game Pays
Wins land across 20 numbered winlines on the 5×4 grid, and the standard symbols pay as multiples of the total bet. One detail matters before the numbers: every symbol value here is quoted against the total bet, not the line bet, so the figures read smaller than they would on a per-line paytable.
Only the highest winning combination on each line counts. The Super Stacked Portal symbol is the richest payer on the reels, and it behaves differently from everything around it: it pays as a stacked symbol with its own dedicated pay line, so a screen full of portals can build a very large single hit.
Rick and the Crystal lead the character pays, with the royals filling out the bottom of the table. Here’s the full paytable:
- Super Stacked (Portal): 2x for two, 40x for three, 100x for four, 500x for five
- Rick: 20x for three, 80x for four, 300x for five
- Crystal: 10x for three, 60x for four, 200x for five
- A / K: 8x for three, 40x for four, 100x for five
- Q / J: 4x for three, 10x for four, 50x for five
One quirk in that table: only the Portal pays for a pair, at 2x, while every character and royal needs three of a kind before it pays anything at all. The Portal is also the game’s only stacked payer, so its values apply to full stacks landing on the dedicated line rather than single symbols scattered across the grid.
The Wild is a UFO that substitutes for every symbol except the Bonus, and it pays on its own line at the same rates as the Super Stacked Portal symbol – 500x for five of a kind, which makes it the joint-richest symbol on the grid. It’s the symbol you most want stacked across a winline.
The Bonus symbol is the scatter, and three or more of it anywhere awards the Wubba Lubba Dub Dub Bonus Portal. That’s the whole route out of the base game – there’s no second scatter and no collection meter, so the reels either give you three portals or they don’t.
The scatter carries no cash value of its own. It exists purely as the trigger, and because the wild won’t substitute for it, there’s no way to build a portal out of wilds – only genuine Bonus symbols open the door.
Pickle Rick Power Spin
The Pickle Rick Power Spin triggers one of seven modifiers onto the reels, and it’s where most of the game’s variety lives. Each modifier reshapes the spin differently, so a Power Spin can arrive as any of the following:
- Mystery Moolah
- Schwifty Wilds
- Victory Spin
- Colossal Chedda
- Wild Stacks
- Bonus Blitz
- Cosmic Cash
Seven outcomes from one trigger is a wide net, and the names do the advertising themselves. Two of them – Schwifty Wilds and Wild Stacks – work the wild into the reels, while Bonus Blitz points the modifier set at the scatter route. It’s the classic Blueprint licensed-slot move: a random modifier layer that keeps the base game from sitting still between portal hunts.
Wubba Lubba Dub Dub Bonus Portal
Three or more Bonus scatters award the Wubba Lubba Dub Dub Bonus Portal – the feature the game is named after and the reason anyone spins it. The Portal is the gateway to the round’s rewards, reached only through the scatter route described above.
Everything the game offers beyond the base game flows through these two doors: the Portal for the headline feature, the Power Spin for the random modifiers. There’s no third path, no gamble and no ladder – the whole architecture is two features deep.
The scale on offer is the other half of the story: the maximum win from a single game is capped at 250,000x the total bet. Against a paytable that tops out at 500x for five Super Stacked Portals, that cap is doing an enormous amount of the selling – the gap between the best line hit and the ceiling is a factor of 500.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 7.2/10
Playing it is a scatter hunt, plain and simple. The line pays are small, the Power Spin’s modifiers keep the reels watchable while you wait, and the whole session bends towards one question: will three portals show up. The reason somebody picks this over the earlier Rick And Morty slot is the chaos – the show’s tone is done properly, and the ceiling it carries is far beyond anything that game allowed itself.
That ceiling is the strength, and it’s a real one: on a licensed 5×4 grid, the distance between the best line the paytable can pay and what a single game can actually win is enormous, which makes the portal hunt worth taking seriously. The weakness is that there’s only one door out of the base game. No second route, no buy option, no ladder – so between scatters, the modifiers are all the entertainment there is.
It suits show fans who want the licence loud and the potential bigger, and players who enjoy waiting on a single trigger rather than juggling layered features. Anyone who wants a paytable that pays its own way without the portal will find the wait thin. For the right player, though, the garage lab is worth sitting in.
Rick And Morty Wubba Lubba Dub Dub FAQs
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What is the RTP of Rick And Morty Wubba Lubba Dub Dub?
The RTP is 96.14%. That’s the total expected return, based on long-term payback and gameplay. -
How do you trigger the Bonus Portal?
Three or more Bonus scatter symbols anywhere on the reels award the Wubba Lubba Dub Dub Bonus Portal. The wild doesn’t substitute for the Bonus symbol, so you can’t build your way in with wilds. -
What does the Pickle Rick Power Spin do?
It triggers one of seven modifiers: Mystery Moolah, Schwifty Wilds, Victory Spin, Colossal Chedda, Wild Stacks, Bonus Blitz or Cosmic Cash. You don’t choose which one lands – it’s decided by the spin. -
What is the maximum win on Rick And Morty Wubba Lubba Dub Dub?
The maximum win from a single game is 250,000x the total bet. Wins are paid as multiples of your stake, so the cap scales with whatever you’re betting. -
What is the highest-paying symbol in the game?
The Super Stacked Portal symbol and the Wild both pay 500x the total bet for five of a kind, making them joint-richest. The Portal symbol carries its own dedicated pay line because it pays stacked. -
Are symbol values based on the line bet or the total bet?
They’re multiples of the total bet, not the line bet. So a five-of-a-kind Portal or Wild win at 500x pays against everything you’ve staked on the spin, which is worth knowing when comparing paytables. -
How many paylines and what grid does Rick And Morty Wubba Lubba Dub Dub use?
It’s a 5×4 grid with 20 winlines, numbered 1 to 20. Only the highest winning combination on each line counts. -
Do any symbols pay for just two of a kind?
Only the Super Stacked Portal symbol and the Wild, which pay 2x for a pair. Every character and royal symbol needs at least three of a kind before it pays.
