Luck of the Devil POWER COMBO Slot Review

Luck of the Devil POWER COMBO Slot Overview

Luck of the Devil POWER COMBO is an All For One Studios slot released through Games Global, mixing a classic fruit machine setup with a devilish Link & Win engine. You get a standard 5x3 grid with 40 fixed paylines, bets from 0.20 to 20 per spin, and a very high volatility model aimed squarely at players who enjoy heavy swings rather than gentle, steady sessions.

The headline numbers are solid for a modern high variance release. The top win is 15,000x your stake, which translates into 300,000 in cash if you sit at the 20 per spin ceiling. RTP is configurable at 92.20%, 94.20%, or 96.20%, so I always check the help screen first. The core gameplay hangs around the POWER COMBO family of features and a Hold and Win style Link & Win bonus.

Symbols and Paytable in Luck of the Devil POWER COMBO

The paytable in Luck of the Devil POWER COMBO sticks closely to old school fruit machine territory. There are ten regular symbols split into low and high pays. On the low side you have cherries, lemons, oranges, grapes, and plums. With five of a kind, returns sit between 0.8x and 1x your bet, while three of a kind often pays just 0.1x, so base game hits tend to be more about volume than single line excitement.

Premium symbols are the four leaf clover, bell, BAR, diamond, and fiery seven. These are where the line wins start to feel meaningful, with five of a kind paying up to 5x your stake on the sevens. BAR and diamond cap at 2.5x, while clover and bell reach 2x. Given the variance level, you really want to see stacks of these premiums rather than dribbles of fruit combinations.

The devil himself turns up as the Wild symbol on reels two, three, and four. Wilds carry their own pays up to 5x for a full line and substitute for all standard icons, but not the coloured coin Scatters. Those coins with a cheeky number six on them are the key to the Link & Win bonus. They do not pay line wins, yet they drive the main feature that actually carries the slot’s serious win potential.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	Wild
	5	x5
	4	x1.5
	3	x0.5
	5	x2.5
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.3
	5	x2.5
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.3
	5	x2
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.2
	5	x2
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.2
	5	x1
	4	x0.3
	3	x0.1
	5	x1
	4	x0.3
	3	x0.1
	5	x1
	4	x0.3
	3	x0.1
	5	x0.8
	4	x0.2
	3	x0.1
	5	x0.8
	4	x0.2
	3	x0.1
	Scatter

Layout, Theme and Presentation of Luck of the Devil POWER COMBO

Luck of the Devil POWER COMBO drops you onto a stage framed in gold, with a bank of reels sat in front of rolling red smoke and low flames. It feels like a Vegas show hosted by a smooth talking devil rather than a grim horror piece. Fruit symbols pop clearly against the warm backdrop, while the three POWER pots on the left neatly flag which flavour of Link & Win you are chasing at any moment.

How to Play Luck of the Devil POWER COMBO Slot

Getting started with Luck of the Devil POWER COMBO is simple enough, even with all the extra features hanging off the side. The default stake can sit higher than many casual players like, so I always click the chip or coins icon first and knock the bet down to something sensible between 0.20 and 20. Once that is sorted, it is just a case of hitting the big spin button or setting a small batch of autospins.

Wins land when you match three or more symbols across any of the forty fixed paylines from the far left reel. The paytable in the menu breaks down line patterns, symbol values, and how the POWER COMBO and Link & Win features behave. I usually run a few dozen play money spins first, or a low stake block, just to watch how often the coins appear and how swingy the base game feels at that particular RTP setting.

Bonus Features in Luck of the Devil POWER COMBO

All the interesting stuff in Luck of the Devil POWER COMBO is tied to the Link & Win feature and its three POWER variants. Green, red, and blue coin Scatters can trigger the bonus with Twin Power, Jackpot Power, or Collection Power. The feature behaves like a classic Hold and Win. You start with three spins on a grid filled with blanks and coins, and every new coin that lands resets the counter back to three.

Coins carry multiplier values from 0.5x up to 20x and lock in place for the rest of the feature. Fill every position and you collect Mini, Major, and Mega jackpots worth 10x, 100x, and 5,000x your bet on top of the coin totals. Twin Power, triggered by the green coin, copies the triggering symbol into the same position on a second 5x3 grid, giving you two separate boards and two spin counters running at once.

Jackpot Power, tied to the red coin, layers in coloured prize coins that feed the fixed jackpots. Three red prize coins award the Mega, three blue pay the Major, three green pay the Mini. Collection Power from the blue coin changes the feel again, as new special coins can scoop up the values of all previous coins on the grid. Any combination of two or three Scatter colours can fire a POWER COMBO version, which is where things get properly spicy. There is also a buy feature with seven entry points priced from 23x up to 117x stake if you prefer paying to skip the base game grind.

RTP, Volatility and Max Win in Luck of the Devil POWER COMBO

On the numbers side, Luck of the Devil POWER COMBO is unapologetically ferocious. The official top RTP sits at 96.20%, though some casinos run it at 94.20% or even 92.20%. Volatility is described as very high, backed up by a 32.45% hit rate and the 15,000x max win cap. With a 20 stake that theoretical ceiling reaches 300,000, but you have to be ready for long dry stretches between meaningful hits.

My Experience and Final Verdict on Luck of the Devil POWER COMBO

I put several long sessions into Luck of the Devil POWER COMBO, both in free mode and with my own bankroll, and it behaved exactly like a POWER COMBO title built around Link & Win should. The base game can feel flat, as most line wins sit in the small change bracket, but whenever the coins start landing in clusters the whole slot wakes up and the devil finally earns his place on the screen.

Buying features at sensible stakes gave me the best time. I hit a string of sub‑100x rounds, then a couple of chunky wins over 500x, and one hit that tipped past 1,000x with a Twin and Jackpot Power combination. For my money, Luck of the Devil POWER COMBO suits players who are comfortable riding high variance games for occasional big bursts rather than constant small wins, and who enjoy that familiar Link & Win style grind.

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