Triple Wild Crown

Triple Wild Crown Slot Review

Mustard-gold damask, a crimson heraldic shield, a play area boxed in polished brass: Triple Wild Crown dresses a three-reel fruit machine up as royal property. The dressing is more than most games of this size ever get, and the mechanics underneath are plainer than the gilt suggests. That contrast is the whole character of the thing.

Fazi know this format inside out, and this sits on the shelf between Golden Crown Extreme Booster and Coin Bank, with Clovers and Diamonds 40 covering similar ground. Under the regalia it’s a 3×3 grid with five paylines, 96.50% RTP, stakes from 0.05 to 100.00 and a maximum win of 500x the bet. The crown may not sit quite straight.

Base Game & Features

Three reels, three rows, five lines. Wins pay for three of a kind on adjacent reels, left to right from the leftmost reel, and only the highest combination counts per line. Wins across multiple lines add together. The five lines run:

• Line 1 – horizontal, top row
• Line 2 – horizontal, middle row
• Line 3 – horizontal, bottom row
• Line 4 – diagonal, top-left to bottom-right
• Line 5 – diagonal, bottom-left to top-right

Every one of those five routes passes through the middle reel. That’s not a throwaway geometrical fact: it’s the reason the game’s one feature, the expanding wild, lives exactly where it does. A filled middle reel touches all five lines at once.

The symbol set is pure fruit-machine stock: 7s, bells, watermelons, grapes, cherries, peaches and lemons. The pays for three of a kind break down as follows:

• 7 – 5.00
• Bell – 1.00
• Watermelon or Grapes – 0.50
• Cherries, Peach or Lemon – 0.25

It’s a steep little ladder. The 7 sits well clear of everything beneath it, the fruit tiers cluster tightly together, and the difference between the top of the table and the bottom is twenty-fold. Cherries, peaches and lemons all pay the same, so the lowest tier is effectively three symbols wide.

Because wins on different lines add together, the best-case spin is a grid stacked with 7s. All five lines pay at once, each at the top rate, and that stacked total is what pushes towards the game’s ceiling. Single-line fruit hits will stay modest.

The one regular flourish is the Crown expanding wild. It appears only on the second reel, stretches to fill that entire reel, and substitutes for every symbol in the game. On a three-reel grid that’s a meaningful chunk of the play area handed over at once.

With matching symbols on the flanking reels, the Crown completes lines on the middle row, both diagonals and both horizontals in a single spin. Pair it with 7s on reels one and three and all five lines pay through the wild at the top rate. That’s the spin the whole game is built to produce.

There’s no scatter symbol and no free spins round anywhere in this game. What you see on the reels is what there is. The rest of the action lives in the gamble and the jackpots, both covered below.

After any win, the gamble option appears. Press the x2 button and call red or black:

• Correct call – the gambled amount is doubled
• Wrong call – the gambled amount is lost and the game is finished
• Gamble win limit – 50,000.00

It’s the standard card flip, and the limit shapes how it plays at each end of the stake range. At the maximum bet of 100.00, a gambled win can only double so far before hitting the 50,000.00 cap, so the ceiling arrives quickly at the top stakes.

At 0.05 a spin, the limit is effectively unreachable and the option stays open all the way up the ladder. Every gamble is a straight coin flip. There’s no skill element and no partial refund: a wrong call ends the game with the gambled amount gone, and a right call returns double.

Triple Wild Crown Bonus Features & Jackpots

Three progressive mystery jackpots sit above the reels: Gold, Diamond and Platinum. Each displays a rolling value made up of two parts, a fixed award and an increment. The fixed part is the seed; the increment is what grows as people play. Their RTP contributions break down like this:

• Platinum – 0.03% of RTP
• Gold – 0.06% of RTP
• Diamond – 0.05% of RTP

Those are small slices of the 96.50% total, so the jackpots are a garnish rather than the meal. They’re visible, they’re occasionally life-changing for someone, but the maths of this game lives and dies on its lines.

The trigger is the interesting part. At the start of every base game spin, a percentage of the bet is directed into the jackpots, and they climb as play continues. For each one, a payout point is chosen at random between its starting and maximum values, and the first player to reach that point after placing a bet wins it.

Nobody picks anything and nothing on the reels decides it. It’s a hidden raffle that runs on every spin, and the chance of winning increases with the bet amount for that spin. The same spin that chases the 7s is also holding a ticket, and a larger stake holds a stronger one.

Because the trigger point sits somewhere between each jackpot’s starting and maximum values, every jackpot is guaranteed to drop eventually; it’s just a question of who happens to be holding the bet that reaches it. If the connection drops during an ongoing game, any potential winnings earned are awarded after reconnecting. Malfunction voids all pays and plays, as ever.

Our Honest Verdict

Overall Rating: 6.8/10

Playing this is a bit like sitting at a beautifully restored one-armed bandit: spins are over in a breath, the whole game is legible at a glance, and there’s exactly one thing worth watching for. The Crown filling the middle reel is that thing, and when it lands with 7s either side, all five lines sing at once. That moment is why anybody would pick this over a five-reel blockbuster.

The best thing here is the focus. One feature, placed where it can touch every payline, doing real work on every trigger. The worst thing is how quickly the rest runs dry: the gamble is a coin flip, the three jackpots carry a rounding error of the return between them, and there’s nothing else. The pomp above the reels promises more than the game delivers.

This suits players who want their slots fast, plain and honest, with the 500x ceiling big enough to matter and small enough to stay realistic. Anyone chasing elaborate bonus rounds will exhaust it in an evening. Take it at a modest stake, enjoy the gilt, and let the Crown do its work.

Triple Wild Crown FAQs

• What is the RTP of Triple Wild Crown?

  The theoretical RTP is 96.50%. The jackpots contribute a small part of that: Platinum 0.03%, Gold 0.06% and Diamond 0.05%.
• How many paylines does Triple Wild Crown have?

  Triple Wild Crown has five paylines: three horizontal rows and the two diagonals. Wins pay left to right on adjacent reels, with only the highest combination paid per line.
• What is the grid size of Triple Wild Crown?

  It’s a classic 3×3 grid with three reels and three rows.
• What is the minimum and maximum bet on Triple Wild Crown?

  Stakes run from 0.05 to 100.00 per spin.
• Who makes Triple Wild Crown?

  Triple Wild Crown is made by Fazi.
• What is the maximum win on Triple Wild Crown?

  The maximum win is 500x the bet.
• How does the expanding wild work in Triple Wild Crown?

  The Crown wild appears only on the second reel, stretches to cover the entire reel, and substitutes for all symbols. Because all five paylines pass through the middle reel, a single expanded Crown can complete wins on every line at once. It’s the game’s only regular feature.
• How are the Triple Wild Crown jackpots won?

  The Gold, Diamond and Platinum jackpots are mystery progressives. Each spin directs a percentage of the bet into them, a trigger point is chosen at random between each jackpot’s starting and maximum values, and the first player to reach that point after betting wins. Higher bets carry a better chance of winning.