Ultra Rich Slot Review
A prize wheel that fills the top edge of the screen, banknotes drifting through pink-and-gold light – and a base paytable that couldn’t matter less. Ultra Rich hides almost everything it pays behind its wheel, and that’s the argument of the whole game: spin a modest grid in a glitzy casino lounge while a three-tier ladder of wheels decides how rewarding a session turns out to be.
Red Tiger‘s glitzy casino-lounge release runs on a 5×4 grid at 95.66% RTP, with a hit frequency of 42.48% and a maximum win of 20,916x the bet. It’s a game about escalation: three wheels, a ladder of upgrades, and a multiplier reel stacked on top, and it pushes the wheel format further than the studio’s own Mystic Wheel or Grand Wheel. Stakes run from 0.1 to 50 per spin.
Symbols and Pays
The paytable splits into five picture symbols and the royals, with the wild sitting above all of them. The wild substitutes for every paying symbol and counts as whichever one forms the highest winning combination on a line, so it’s also the richest symbol on the grid. The game’s paytable screen prints the values for three, four and five of a kind as follows:
- Wild: 2 for three, 10 for four, 200 for five
- Man (spokesman): 1.6, 4, 40
- Woman (microphone): 1.2, 2.4, 20
- Car: 0.8, 2, 16
- Money: 0.6, 1.6, 12
- A, K: 0.4, 1.2, 6
- Q, J, 10: 0.4, 1.2, 4
Three of a kind barely covers the spin on the top symbols. The base table won’t carry a session on its own; the wheel does the lifting, and the picture symbols set the glamour dressing around it. The setting does the rest, with a green felt gaming table and stacked cash blurred into the lower corners of the frame.
The cast fits the setting: a spokesman with a grin, a woman holding a microphone, a car and a pile of money make up the picture tier, with the royals filling out the bottom. Every gap between tiers is small. Four of a kind pays between 1.2x and 4x on all seven symbols, so the difference between a premium line and a royal line rarely decides anything.
Only the wild breaks the pattern. Five wilds on a line pay 200x, five times the top picture combination, and because the wild counts as the highest-paying symbol it can stand in for, it turns up in most of the wins worth noticing.
The Wheel Bonus
The BONUS scatter lands only on the middle reel. Landing it triggers the Wheel Bonus, where you spin the wheel and take whatever prize the pointer stops on. Every sector holds a stake multiplier, so the wheel’s prizes are always a multiple of your total bet rather than a line-based payout – a different economy from the base game entirely.
You start on the base wheel, and its prizes are modest:
- 5x
- 10x
- 15x
A run of the wheel bonus works like this. The scatter arrives on the middle reel, the base wheel spins, and from there every outcome on the wheel either pays, pays and respins, or pays and climbs. There’s no pick screen and no choice to make – the wheel does everything, and the only question is how far it carries you.
Wheel Respins
Some sectors carry a respin icon alongside the prize. Stop on one of those and you get another spin on the same wheel, on top of the prize you’ve already banked.
Respins don’t move you up the ladder – they keep you on the wheel you’re already playing. Their value is volume: a chain of them stretches one bonus into several payouts, and on the Mega Wheel that’s where a round quietly accumulates.
Wheel Upgrades
Triggering the Wheel Bonus fills a progress bar above the reels. The bar has two stages of three lights each, and each trigger pushes you further up the ladder of wheels.
The base wheel’s sectors can transform into green UPGRADE sectors, which pay their prize and grant an additional spin on the Super Wheel. Once the Mega Wheel is unlocked, UPGRADE sectors appear on the Super Wheel too, paying out and adding a spin on the Mega. The prize ladder steps up sharply at each level:
- Super Wheel: 10x, 15x, 20x, 25x, 30x, 40x, 50x
- Mega Wheel: 30x, 40x, 50x, 60x, 80x, 100x, 200x, 300x, 500x, 1000x
The shape of the ladder matters as much as the numbers. The base wheel tops out at 15x, the Super Wheel’s ceiling is 50x, and the Mega Wheel runs all the way to 1,000x – so the gap between a good round and a great one is entirely a question of how far up the ladder you climb.
Notice where the overlap sits. The Mega Wheel’s floor of 30x beats the Super Wheel’s top sector, and its smallest prizes clear the base wheel’s ceiling three times over. Climbing a single tier is worth more than any run of base-wheel respins.
Prize Multiplier Reel
The Super Wheel and Mega Wheel both carry a multiplier reel above them. It shuffles random values of 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x, 10x and 20x, plus a diamond shape that counts as an empty position. The reel spins together with the wheel, and any multiplier it lands multiplies the prize from the sector the wheel stops on.
The diamond is an empty position, so an unlucky spin pays nothing extra – the multiplier reel is a coin flip on every Super and Mega spin. The 20x is the one that turns a 1,000x Mega sector into the game’s biggest outcomes. That combination is the reason the upgrade ladder matters as much as it does.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 7/10
Most of the time, this is a waiting game played under a banknote-strewn spotlight – spinning a polite grid, banking 2x and 3x wins, and waiting for the middle reel to do the one interesting thing it can do. That waiting is the whole point, though, and it’s why anybody picks it: no other part of the game matters once the wheel arrives.
Its strength is the ladder. A single bonus can pay, respin and climb twice over, and because the Mega Wheel’s floor beats the base wheel’s ceiling, a lucky round keeps escalating rather than tapering out. Its weakness is that everything below the top tier is small – most bonuses land on the 5x-to-15x wheel and stay there, so the memorable rounds are the exception.
This is for players who enjoy the build more than the arrival, and who like a bonus with somewhere to go. It’s a poor fit for anyone who wants the base game to pull its own weight. The wheel is what you came for, the wheel is what you get – and on the right night, it climbs all the way to the lights.
Ultra Rich FAQs
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What is the RTP of Ultra Rich?
The RTP is 95.66%. -
What is the hit frequency of Ultra Rich?
The hit frequency is 42.48%, meaning just over four spins in ten produce a winning combination. -
How do you trigger the Wheel Bonus in Ultra Rich?
The BONUS scatter lands only on the middle reel, and landing it triggers the Wheel Bonus game. -
What is the Prize Multiplier Reel in Ultra Rich?
The Super Wheel and Mega Wheel feature a multiplier reel above them, shuffling values of 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x, 10x and 20x, or a diamond that counts as an empty position. It spins with the wheel and multiplies the prize from the sector the wheel stops on. -
Can the wheel retrigger in Ultra Rich?
Yes. Sectors with a respin icon award another spin on the same wheel on top of the prize, and green UPGRADE sectors grant additional spins on higher wheels. -
What is the maximum win on Ultra Rich?
The maximum win is 20,916x your bet. -
What is the betting range on Ultra Rich?
Stakes start at 0.1 and go up to 50 per spin. -
How does the Wheel Upgrade progress bar work in Ultra Rich?
A progress bar with two stages sits above the reels, each stage holding three lights. Triggering the Wheel Bonus fills it, and the base wheel’s sectors can transform into green UPGRADE sectors that pay a prize and grant an additional spin on the Super Wheel – and later, the Mega Wheel.
