Amazons Riches Slot Review

Slot Theme And Storyline in Amazons Riches

Amazons Riches lands firmly in the warrior queen corner and actually treats its heroines as fighters rather than decoration. The four Amazons come armed with spear, sword, shield and bow, and the way they stare out from the reels feels more like a challenge than a posing session. When I first loaded the slot, it felt like stepping into a guarded vault rather than a postcard jungle.

Behind the grid sits a treasure hall stacked with coins, torches and marble pillars, giving the whole thing a mix of temple and trophy room. Reels are framed in polished stone with gold trims, while premium wins are punctuated by heavy orchestral hits and crisp weapon effects. Visually it is not overblown, yet the combination of lighting, metal and fire sells the Amazon fortress fantasy well.

Amazons Riches Rules and Gameplay Overview

Amazons Riches runs on a familiar 5x3 layout with 25 fixed betways, so there is no fiddling with lines, just straight left to right wins on adjacent reels. Stakes start at 0.25 and go all the way up to 187.50 per spin, which lets me grind on modest wagers or push harder when the balance looks healthy. Stacked warriors and Wilds keep the base game from feeling like dead spins.

Symbols And Paytable in Amazons Riches

Top of the regular paytable in Amazons Riches sits the battle horse Wild, paying up to 40x total bet for five of a kind and substituting for everything except Scatter and Bonus symbols. The four Amazon warriors follow, with the red spear leader reaching 10x, then sword, shield and bow dropping down step by step. Low symbols are gemstone suits, and even those can chip in with 2x wins when fully lined.

The Wild itself behaves just how I like it. When it decides to line up, it does not only complete other wins but also pays handsomely on its own, strong enough to feel like a prize rather than a filler. The Amazons land stacked and often cover whole reels, so a single spin can throw up several winning lines at once if the formation falls into place correctly across the grid.

Bonus Shields arrive as fiery symbols that look almost wasted in the base game, since they carry no instant payout, yet six or more on screen wake up the Hold and Win feature. During that round, Golden and Diamond Shields show as mystery icons, with Golden pieces hiding cash or jackpot prizes and Diamonds reserved for jackpot only. Griffin Scatters appear on the middle reels, pay 1x for a trio, and launch the Free Spins.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x10
	4	x2
	3	x0.6
	5	x8
	4	x1.6
	3	x0.2
	5	x6
	4	x1.2
	3	x0.2
	5	x4
	4	x1
	3	x0.2
	5	x2
	4	x0.4
	3	x0.2
	5	x2
	4	x0.4
	3	x0.2
	5	x2
	4	x0.4
	3	x0.2
	5	x2
	4	x0.4
	3	x0.2
	5	x40
	4	x10
	3	x2
	2	x1
	Scatter
	3	x1
	Mystery

Bonus Features in Amazons Riches

Three Griffin Scatters in Amazons Riches are enough to crack open the Free Spins round with eight spins on the clock. What I like most here is the stripped back reel set. All the low gemstone icons vanish, leaving only Amazons, Wilds, Scatters and Bonus Shields, so every stop either looks dangerous or profitable. The same stake that triggered the bonus carries through, and another three Scatters simply add eight more spins, with no advertised ceiling.

The Hold and Win Bonus Game lights up once six or more fiery Shields land together, shifting play to a separate 5x3 screen. You start with three respins, and each new Shield that lands locks in place and resets the counter, while Golden and Diamond pieces linger as mysteries until the end, where MIN 25x, MID 50x or MAX 150x jackpots can reveal. I have also seen the Lucky Time feature top up five Shields to trigger the round.

After any win, Amazons Riches offers the usual Endorphina style Gamble feature. One dealer card is shown, four are facedown, and you pick one. If your card outranks the dealer, the win doubles, if not, everything from that spin disappears. The Joker only ever sits in your four choices and beats the lot. I tend to use it on smaller wins, otherwise streaks can end in a single ugly flip.

RTP, Volatility and Max Win in Amazons Riches

On the numbers side, Amazons Riches carries a max win of 1,300x total bet and volatility that feels firmly in the medium to high bracket, with plenty of stretches between features yet enough smaller hits to keep things ticking. The stated RTP sits at 96.03 percent in the official spec, but some configurations climb as high as 98.03 percent, which gives this slot more staying power than most games built around Hold and Win.

How To Play Amazons Riches For Real Money

When I switch from testing Amazons Riches to playing for real money, I keep the process simple. I pick a licensed operator, register an account, deposit using a method I trust, then fire up the slot from the game lobby. First stop is always the paytable and rules screen, just to double check the RTP setting and confirm that the version on offer really carries both Free Spins and the Hold and Win round.

From there it is all about bet sizing and tempo. I tend to start at the lower end of my range, get a feel for how often Shields and Scatters show up, then edge the stake up if the balance grows. Turbo and autoplay options are handy when I am chasing Shields, though I always keep an eye on the credit meter, since medium to high volatility can eat through a session quicker than expected.

Final Verdict on Amazons Riches

After a fair stretch with Amazons Riches, I can say it did not blow my mind, yet it did win me over. The rhythm is steady, with features appearing often enough to stop things dragging, and the Shield mechanic provides that nice moment where you stare at the screen willing just one more symbol to land. Free Spins feel focused thanks to the stripped reels, so those rounds rarely feel pointless.

The flip side is that the max win figure will not excite hardened bonus hunters, and some of the premium symbol animations look a bit stiff compared with flashier releases. For me, though, the trade off works. The generous RTP settings, rock solid maths and simple feature set mean I can sit here for long sessions without feeling bullied, and Amazons Riches has quietly joined my regular rotation.

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