Chase for Glory Slot Review

The Chase for Glory Slot Game

Chase for Glory drops you into an open-air amphitheatre somewhere in ancient Rome, with four gladiator champions glaring at each other on either side of a 5x3 reel set. The visuals feel a touch retro, but they do the job, and the battle-style soundtrack builds a decent atmosphere. Under the hood you get 243 ways to win rather than paylines, so any matching symbols on three or more adjacent reels from the left can land a hit.

Betting ranges from £0.30 up to a hefty £240 per spin, which suits high rollers more than casual grinders. The odd quirk is that you cannot spin for neat amounts like £0.10 or £1, which I find slightly annoying. The interface follows the familiar Pragmatic layout with spin, autoplay and turbo controls under the reels, and the game runs smoothly on mobile in both portrait and landscape.

Symbols and Payouts in Chase for Glory

The Chase for Glory slot uses 10 regular symbols and 2 standard specials in the base game. Low pays are 10, J, Q, K and A card royals, paying up to 0.33x to 2.5x your stake for five of a kind. High pays are the Trident and Net, Sword, Helmet, Body Armour and the Treasure Chest, worth roughly 2.66x, 3.33x, 6.66x, 10x and 16.66x the bet respectively for a full way.

The lion Shield Wild appears only on reels two and four and substitutes for all regular pay symbols to help complete or improve combinations, but it has no payout of its own. The Colosseum Scatter is the workhorse symbol you want to see, as three or more in view trigger the free spins round. Champion portraits, Coin symbols and the thumb-style Reset icon only come into play once the bonus starts.

I always take a minute to scan the paytable before committing real money in Chase for Glory, as the gap between the top treasure chest and the low royals is quite wide. The high-paying set carries most of the potential, while the card symbols tend to chip in with small hits that keep the balance from collapsing between features. If you are unsure, running a few demo spins helps get a feel for how often each symbol lands.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x16.6
	4	x3.3
	3	x1.6
	5	x10
	4	x2.6
	3	x1.3
	5	x6.6
	4	x2.5
	3	x1
	5	x3.3
	4	x1.6
	3	x0.8
	5	x2.6
	4	x1.6
	3	x0.6
	5	x2.5
	4	x1
	3	x0.3
	5	x1.6
	4	x0.6
	3	x0.2
	5	x1
	4	x0.3
	3	x0.2
	5	x0.6
	4	x0.2
	3	x0.1
	5	x0.3
	4	x0.16
	3	x0.1
	Scatter
	Wild

Chase for Glory Slot Bonus Features

Chase for Glory barely has any action in the base game beyond Wilds, so everything revolves around the free spins. Hitting three, four or five Colosseum Scatters awards 25 free spins either way, played across four separate 5x3 grids. Before the round begins you pick one of four gladiators, each tied to a specific grid and wild multiplier package, or let the game choose randomly if you cannot decide.

The green champion is active for all 25 spins with x2 Wilds on reels two and four. The red fighter joins for the last 20 spins with x2 or x3 Wilds, the blue enters for the final 15 with x3 or x5 Wilds, and the purple warrior only appears for the last 10 spins but carries x5 Wilds. During the feature, Coins collect for each grid while Reset symbols knock the current leader back to zero, never touching your chosen champion. If your pick ends the round with the highest or tied Coin total, you get the accumulated wins from all four grids; otherwise you only take the result from your own. Free spins cannot retrigger and the bonus buy costs 100x stake, though that option is not available in the UK, so I grind for natural triggers.

How to Win at Chase for Glory Slot

The Chase for Glory online slot sticks to the 243 win ways format, so wins land when matching symbols appear anywhere on three or more adjacent reels starting from the leftmost reel. There are no traditional paylines to worry about. In practice that means stacked symbols and Wilds on reels two and four do a lot of heavy lifting. I usually start with smaller bets and let the game run, waiting for the free spins where the real shots at sizeable wins sit.

Chase for Glory Slot RTP & Volatility

On paper Chase for Glory comes with a top RTP of 96%, which is perfectly acceptable, but the developer has also produced 95% and 94% versions. I always check the info screen at a casino before playing because that difference adds up over long sessions. Volatility is rated right at the top, five out of five, with a max win of 7,887x stake and hits over 1,000x extremely rare according to the published figures.

Free spins arrive on average once in 117 spins, while the base game hit frequency hovers around a third of spins, though many of those are small. In my experience sessions can feel slow and plodding until the bonus finally drops, then the multipliers and multi-grid setup can swing the balance sharply. Chase for Glory suits players comfortable with long dry stretches in exchange for punchy, high-pressure bonus rounds.

The Final Thoughts on Chase for Glory

After a fair number of sessions, Chase for Glory strikes me as a game of two halves. The base play is barebones and can drag, with only 243 ways and the occasional Wild to keep you going, and the awkward bet ladder will put some stakes-focused players off. The four-grid free spins with coin collection and multiplier Wilds, though, create tense moments and can throw out impressive hits, even if the overall gladiator package is not the most memorable on the market.

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