Vegas Chase N Win Slot Review
Neon pillars flank a dark stage, searchlights in magenta and teal fan out behind the reels, and everything glows the way only a Vegas showroom can. Vegas Chase N Win is the smallest possible stage for that much lighting: a 3×3 grid, 5 paylines, and one scatter symbol doing the work an entire features list would normally carry.
That’s the whole bet this game makes, and it’s an arguable one. Strip the reels back to a Diamond, some dice and four royals, hand every interesting job to the Chase! scatter, and hope the escalation carries it. The mathematable – sorry, the paytable – tops out at a steep 1,500x the total bet for the Diamond, and the RTP sits at 95.87%.
Spinomenal built this one in their compact register: small grid, few lines, one scatter carrying the whole design. The studio’s back catalogue runs from Majestic King to Book of Rebirth Extreme, with smaller 3×3 outings like Mega Mummy alongside.
Reels, Lines and the Paytable
Three reels, three rows, 5 fixed lines. All symbols pay left to right from the leftmost reel, and only the highest combination on each line counts. Wins are multiplied by the line bet, so there’s nothing unusual in how a payout is worked out.
With a 3×3 grid every paying combination is three of a kind, so the paytable is short. Here’s what each symbol pays for a full line, as a multiple of the total bet:
- Diamond – 1,500x the total bet
- Dice – 750x
- BAR – 500x
- A, K, Q, J – 250x each
- 10 – 125x
That’s the whole ladder, and it’s a steep one. The Diamond sits far above everything else, so a full line of the top symbol is the only base-game result that moves the needle. You set the bet per line with the plus and minus buttons before spinning; the total bet spreads across the 5 lines, and payouts are made against the original total bet of the round.
There’s no wild symbol in this game at all. Nothing substitutes for anything, which keeps the paytable honest but means every win has to arrive the hard way, symbol by symbol.
The one symbol that breaks the pattern is the Chase! scatter. It pays x1 the total bet wherever it lands, but its real job is lighting up reels, and a lit reel is where things get interesting.
The Chase! Scatter and Re-Spins
Every Chase! scatter that lands sets the reel it sits on alight. From there the game escalates in fixed steps:
- 1 lit reel – triggers a single re-spin
- 2 lit reels – also triggers a single re-spin, with both reels held
- 3 lit reels – triggers 10 free spins
Lit reels stay lit through consecutive re-spins, so a second scatter on the re-spin lights a third reel and you’re in. The bet per line carries over unchanged from the spin that started the round, so there’s no re-staking decision to make mid-escalation.
It’s a clean escalation. One scatter nudges, two build pressure, three pay out. The scatter itself chips in x1 the total bet each time it appears, which softens the spins where it lands without progressing things.
On a three-reel grid, that progression is tighter than it sounds. There are only three reels to light, so every scatter that appears is doing a third of the work, and a single re-spin can be the difference between a near miss and the bonus round. Each lit reel is also held in place, which is what makes the third scatter feel within reach rather than a fresh roll of the dice.
Free Spins and the Chase’N’Win Multiplier Bar
Free spins run on the same 3×3 grid, but a multiplier bar now surrounds the slot. Two different scatters are at work during the round, and they do separate jobs:
- Chase’N’Win scatter – fills one cell in the multiplier bar, which starts at x2 and climbs cell by cell towards x5,000
- Chase! scatter – adds 5 extra free spins whenever one or more lands
The payout works differently from a normal free spins round. Once the spins finish, the reward is the multiplier on the last cell you filled, multiplied by the total bet. Line wins along the way are their own thing; the bar is the prize at the end of the chase.
Retriggers keep the round alive, and no cap on them is stated. More spins means more chances for Chase’N’Win scatters, which means more cells filled and a bigger closing multiplier. The two scatters feed each other: the longer the round runs, the further up the bar it can climb.
The bar tops out at x5,000 the total bet, and that’s the practical ceiling on what the round can deliver. Everything between x2 and that figure is a matter of how many scatters you can catch before the spins run dry.
That closing-multiplier structure is an all-or-nothing shape. A round that fills few cells ends on a small multiplier regardless of what the line wins did along the way, while a long round with a scatter-rich run can walk the bar most of the way to its top cell in a single sitting. During the round the bet buttons are disabled entirely, so the stake you entered with is the stake the final multiplier is applied to.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 7/10
Playing Vegas Chase N Win is mostly watching three small reels and waiting for the lights to come on. The reason somebody would choose it over a flashier Strip-themed game is that escalation: every scatter sets a reel glowing and the next one is held in place, so a session always feels one spin from the showroom switching on.
The multiplier bar is the best thing here, because it gives the free spins a single destination instead of a pile of small line wins – fill the bar far enough and the closing payout has real reach for a grid this small. The weakest thing is the base game between chases: no wild, five lines, and a top symbol most rounds never assemble, so long stretches pass with nothing but the scatter’s x1 consolation.
It’s one for players who enjoy a slow build towards one number, and for fans of Spinomenal’s compact 3×3 range in particular. Anyone after constant feature fire will find the waits long. But when the third reel finally lights up, this neon stage earns its glow.
Vegas Chase N Win FAQs
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What is the RTP of Vegas Chase N Win?
Vegas Chase N Win runs at an RTP of 95.87%. -
How many paylines does Vegas Chase N Win have?
The game has 5 fixed paylines across its 3×3 grid. Only the highest combination on each line is paid, and wins are multiplied by the line bet. -
What is the grid size of Vegas Chase N Win?
Vegas Chase N Win uses a 3×3 grid with three reels and three rows, so every winning combination is three matching symbols on one of the 5 paylines. -
How do you trigger free spins in Vegas Chase N Win?
Chase! scatters light the reels they land on. If one or two reels are lit, the game triggers a re-spin with the lit reels held, and three lit reels award 10 free spins. -
What does the Chase’N’Win multiplier bar do?
During free spins, every Chase’N’Win scatter that lands fills one cell in the multiplier bar, which starts at x2 and climbs up to x5,000. When the round ends, you’re paid the multiplier on the last cell filled, multiplied by the total bet. -
Can free spins retrigger in Vegas Chase N Win?
Yes. Any time one or more Chase! scatter symbols land during the free spins round, 5 additional free spins are added, with no stated cap on retriggers. -
Is there a wild symbol in Vegas Chase N Win?
No. There’s no wild symbol in the game, so no symbol substitutes for another. The only special symbol is the Chase! scatter, which lights up reels, pays x1 the total bet and triggers the re-spin and free spins mechanics. -
Who makes Vegas Chase N Win?
Vegas Chase N Win is made by Spinomenal. Its release date is 10 November 2022.
