That’s Rich Slot Review
Two identical heiresses in floor-length white gowns flank the reels, cocktail glasses in hand, while sheer cream curtains frame a tropical bay of turquoise water and leaning palms. That’s Rich is a luxury slot that spends its fortune in one place: the base game gets by on expanding wilds alone, and a single bonus round carries everything else. It runs on a 5×3 grid with fixed 10 paylines, a 96.27% RTP and high volatility, with a ceiling of 10,000x the bet.
It’s a Play’n GO title, and a lean one. Where luxury-themed stablemates like Blinged and Sails of Riches spread the action across multiple systems, this one banks everything on a single feature and lets the wilds hold the fort in between.
How the Base Game Pays
Wins pay left to right from the leftmost reel, and only the highest combination counts on each of the 10 fixed lines. Multiple line wins in one round are added together, and feature or scatter winnings are added to line wins on top.
All winning combinations pay out at the end of the round, and the bet can’t be changed while a round is running. Symbol wins pay for any winning payline combination without gaps, so a broken run of matching symbols pays nothing.
The paytable is short and steep, and every value below is a multiple of the total bet:
- Magazine cover: 15x for four, 40x for five
- Cash bundle of 500 notes: 10x for four, 35x for five
- WILD, the heiress in either her portrait or standing form: 5x for three, 20x for four, 50x for five
The royals and the lower picture symbols, including the handbag, yacht and mansion, sit beneath those premiums and pay far less. With just 10 lines in play, a five-of-a-kind of anything below the top tiers rarely moves the balance.
The wild doubling as the game’s richest symbol makes it the one to watch on every spin. It substitutes for everything except the scatter, and it can expand to fill its reel on any spin, not just during the feature.
A fully stacked wild reel in the base game can turn a modest line hit into something considerably better. Two or three of them across adjacent reels, each covering all three rows, put multiple lines in play at once on a 10-line grid.
The scatter is a gold star trophy, and it can appear on any reel. Three or more of them are the only route out of the base game, which puts a lot of weight on a single trigger.
Between those triggers, the expanding wilds are what keep the reels interesting. They land often enough to matter without ever replacing what the bonus round is there to deliver.
WIN SPINS: Guaranteed Wins and a x20 Wild Multiplier
Three or more scatters award an initial five WIN SPINS. The round’s defining promise is simple: every spin in the feature guarantees at least one winning combination. There are no dead spins in the bonus, which changes the rhythm of the round entirely compared with the base game.
Six rules govern the feature from the first spin to the last:
- Every win spin guarantees at least one winning combination
- Wilds always expand to fill their reel during the feature
- Each wild that lands raises the WILD WIN MULTIPLIER by +1, up to x20
- An increased multiplier applies to all further wild wins, carrying through from the next win spin onwards
- Each scatter landing during the round awards two extra win spins
- The round is capped at 20 win spins in total
The guarantee and the multiplier feed each other. A guaranteed win means wilds are never wasted, and stacked wild reels under a growing multiplier are what push the round towards the game’s bigger payouts.
Since an increased multiplier carries through the rest of the round, the ladder only ever climbs. Each wild that lands adds +1 to the wild win multiplier, up to x20, so later wild wins in the round can pay on a higher multiplier than earlier ones.
Retriggers and the Last Spin
Scatters keep their value inside the feature, and a single scatter is enough to extend the round, a lower bar than the three needed to trigger it. The arithmetic at the cap has one quirk: if the round is already sitting on 19 win spins, a scatter awards just one further spin rather than pushing past the limit.
There’s one final flourish. On the last win spin, an instant x20 wild win multiplier may activate, giving the closing spin a lottery-ticket quality if the ladder hasn’t climbed there on its own.
The round plays out at the same bet and the same number of lines as the spin that triggered it, so the stake that opened the feature is the stake it pays on. A generous trigger bet is the only way to fatten what the round returns.
The maximum win across the game, feature included, is 10,000x the bet. With the x20 multiplier only reachable late in a well-retriggered round, the ceiling lives a long way from the average trigger of five spins.
A round that retriggers towards the cap is where the gap starts to close. Five guaranteed wins pay comfortably; fifteen or twenty of them, with wilds stacking under a climbing multiplier, is where the ceiling becomes a target rather than a poster.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 7.3/10
Most of a session here is waiting by the pool. The base game is thin: 10 lines, a short paytable and expanding wilds doing what they can between triggers. The reason anybody sits through that is the WIN SPINS round, and it’s a good enough reason, because the guarantee on every spin means the feature never wastes your time once it arrives.
That guarantee is the game’s real strength. Because no spin in the round can come back empty, the multiplier ladder gets fed constantly, and a round that retriggers a few times builds genuine momentum rather than limping to an anticlimax. The weakness is everything outside it. One feature carrying a whole game means the base game has to survive on wilds alone, and with high volatility, the waits between triggers are felt.
This is one for players who like a single, well-built bonus round and don’t need variety in the meantime. If two features and a hold-and-win game are your idea of a full slot, the heiress will keep you waiting. If one strong round done properly sounds right, she’s worth the wait.
That’s Rich FAQs
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What is the RTP of That’s Rich?
That’s Rich runs at an RTP of 96.27%. -
Is That’s Rich high volatility?
Yes. That’s Rich is a high volatility slot, so wins can be infrequent between feature triggers. -
How many paylines does That’s Rich have?
That’s Rich is a 5-reel video slot with fixed 10 paylines, and all wins pay left to right from the leftmost reel. -
What is the grid size of That’s Rich?
That’s Rich plays on a 5×3 grid, with five reels and three rows. -
What is the maximum win on That’s Rich?
The maximum win is 10,000x your bet. -
Who makes That’s Rich?
That’s Rich is made by Play’n GO. -
How do you trigger the WIN SPINS feature in That’s Rich?
Landing three or more scatter symbols anywhere on the reels awards an initial five WIN SPINS. Every spin in the feature guarantees at least one winning combination. -
Can WIN SPINS be retriggered in That’s Rich?
Yes. A single scatter landing during the feature adds two more WIN SPINS, and the round can grow to a maximum of 20 spins that way. On the last win spin, an instant x20 wild win multiplier may also activate.
