Rising Rewards King Millions Slot Review
A fist-sized diamond sits at the foot of a jewelled wheel, gold scaffolding props up the reels, and a trophy bowl overflows with gems beside the logo. Rising Rewards King Millions spends more of its design effort on the meters above the reels than on the reels themselves, and that’s the honest way to play it: this is a jackpot cabinet with a slot attached, not the other way round.
From Triple Edge Studios, it runs on a 5×4 grid with 720 ways at 90.5% total RTP and high volatility, with bets from 0.20 to 50 per spin. The base game alone plays at 86%, which is the price of feeding two prize pools at once. There are two wheels here: five climbing reel jackpots and two progressives. The studio has run the King Millions format in Fire and Roses Joker King Millions, and the family also includes Rising Rewards itself.
Base Game & Features
Wins pay across 720 ways, with combinations running left to right and right to left from the first and last reel respectively. Where multiple winning combinations land on a single way, only the highest one counts. Ways wins are multiplied by the bet multiplier, which is the total bet divided by 10.
The wild appears on reels 2, 3 and 4, can land stacked, and substitutes for everything except the Free Spins Scatters and the Jackpot Trigger symbols. It also carries the King Millions tokens that feed the progressive wheel.
Overhead, five jackpot values sit above the reels, one per reel, and two progressive totals climb at the top of the screen. The reels themselves are the plainest part of the cabinet. Everything that matters here is on a meter somewhere.
Rising Rewards Jackpot Feature
The local jackpot layer is the Rising Rewards wheel. Collecting Jackpot Trigger symbols grants a chance of triggering a spin of the Jackpot Wheel, and only the triggers collected on the current spin count towards that chance. The wheel is divided into coloured segments, each tied to one of the five jackpots displayed above the reels, and whichever segment lands pays its associated prize.
It’s a guaranteed win: the wheel can’t pay nothing. The five jackpots start at these multiples of the bet:
- Jackpot: 5x the bet
- Jackpot: 10x the bet
- Jackpot: 50x the bet
- Jackpot: 200x the bet
- Jackpot: 1000x the bet
Those values scale with the bet, and each Jackpot Trigger symbol that lands on a reel bumps that reel’s jackpot by 0.5x the bet. Once a jackpot is awarded, that specific one resets to its starting value and the climb begins again. The probability of triggering the wheel can shift as the values move, so a fat meter is a different proposition from a freshly reset one.
The feature works in the base game and in free spins, but never on the spin that triggers free spins.
King Millions & Free Spins in Rising Rewards King Millions
King Millions Bonus
The progressives are the main event. King Millions tokens appear on wilds, and collecting them grants a chance of triggering a spin of the King Millions Bonus Wheel, which awards one of two progressive jackpots, Grand or Major, or a cash prize between 7x and 100x the bet. As with the local wheel, only tokens collected on the current spin contribute, and the feature can fire randomly on any spin.
Bigger bets mean better progressive odds. The two progressive totals are independent of bet size and keep climbing across all players; when one is won, everyone worldwide is notified and it resets.
The collection pot you see filling on screen is purely visual and has no bearing on whether the jackpot lands. Only one King Millions or Rising Rewards jackpot can be awarded per spin, and neither can trigger on a free spins trigger.
Free Spins
One or more Free Spins Scatters on every reel triggers the feature, and scatters can stack in the base game, so a covered reel counts once but pays for the extras. Four free spins are awarded to begin with, and every scatter that landed on the trigger awards either one additional spin or a 1x boost to the Free Spins Multiplier.
The round always starts with a minimum of six spins, and the trigger itself pays 1x the total bet.
Rising Rewards Free Spins Multiplier
The multiplier is built in the base game before you ever reach the round. It increases by 0.5x whenever scatters land on exactly four reels in the base game, and it can also rise on entry to free spins, but it cannot increase during the round itself. The caps:
- Maximum accumulated in the base game: 10x
- Maximum on entering free spins: 15x
- Resets to 1x once the round completes
- Can climb by 0.5x to 3x on return to the base game
The multiplier applies to way wins and to retrigger pays during the round. Free spins can retrigger, with the retrigger count equal to the number of spins the feature started with, and each retrigger pays 1x the total bet multiplied by the Free Spins Multiplier.
Neither a retrigger nor a Jackpot Wheel trigger is possible on the last spin of the round. Bets and ways stay the same as the triggering spin throughout.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 6.9/10
Sit down here and you’re renting a seat in front of seven numbers that won’t sit still. That’s the whole appeal: five jackpots swelling reel by reel, a multiplier quietly banking in the background, and two progressives climbing somewhere above the gold. The spins in between are connective tissue.
What’s genuinely good is that nothing here can whiff. Both wheels pay something when they arrive, and the multiplier means the base game is always building towards the round rather than marking time. What’s not is that you’re funding two prize pools from 86% base returns, and most sessions will feel it.
This is one for the jackpot player who’d rather watch a meter fill than chase a bonus every twenty spins, ideally at a stake worth the progressive odds. Anyone after frequent features or a punchy standalone round won’t find it in this vault. But the numbers do keep rising, and that’s a harder thing to put down than it sounds.
Rising Rewards King Millions FAQs
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What is the RTP of Rising Rewards King Millions?
The total RTP is 90.5%, which includes the jackpot contribution. The base game alone plays at 86%. -
Is Rising Rewards King Millions high volatility?
Yes. Rising Rewards King Millions is a high volatility slot, with a hit frequency of 22.48%. -
How many paylines does Rising Rewards King Millions have?
The game offers 720 ways to win, with combinations paying left to right and right to left. -
What is the grid size of Rising Rewards King Millions?
Rising Rewards King Millions plays on a 5×4 grid across five reels and four rows. -
How do you trigger free spins in Rising Rewards King Millions?
One or more Free Spins Scatters must land on every reel. The round starts with a minimum of six free spins, and every scatter that landed adds either an extra spin or a 1x boost to the Free Spins Multiplier. -
How does the King Millions Bonus work?
King Millions tokens appear on wild symbols, and collecting them grants a chance of triggering the King Millions Bonus Wheel. The wheel awards one of two progressive jackpots, Grand or Major, or a cash prize between 7x and 100x the bet. Staking more improves the odds of the progressive firing. -
What is the minimum and maximum bet on Rising Rewards King Millions?
Bets run from 0.20 to 50.00 per spin. -
Who makes Rising Rewards King Millions?
Rising Rewards King Millions is made by Triple Edge Studios. The game’s release date is 24 June 2024.
