Mystery Reels Deluxe Slot Review

Mystery Reels Deluxe: Slot Overview

Mystery Reels Deluxe takes the original fruit machine idea that Red Tiger used in Mystery Reels and simply pushes the numbers far harder. I see it as the fourth and final chapter in the series, with the familiar mystery symbols and Wheel feature still driving the action. Visually it is cleaner than the first game, with a dark backdrop, light Art Deco lines and an energetic soundtrack that keeps spins feeling fairly lively.

On the technical side, Mystery Reels Deluxe runs on a 5 reel, 3 row layout with 25 fixed paylines. Stakes start at 10 pence and rise to 4 pounds per spin, which suits the sharply higher ceiling of 23,084 times stake. The maths model sits in the medium volatility bracket, with a top RTP setting of 95.66 percent, so I treat it as a game where bonus spikes matter more than long base game sessions.

Mystery Reels Deluxe Slot Features

The symbol set in Mystery Reels Deluxe sticks to the classic mix. You get cherries, apples, oranges and grapes at the low end, then horseshoes, stars, bells and red sevens as premiums. Five of a kind lines pay between 2 and 40 times your total stake, with the seven sitting at the top of the paytable. Wins pay left to right on adjacent reels, and there is no wild symbol stepping in to substitute here.

Instead, the whole game leans on the special mystery symbols that drop on any spin. Officially up to three can land, though I have seen sets that feel like four in practice during busy spins. Each mystery symbol reveals a number, which tells you how many cloned copies will jump to random positions. When the cloning finishes, every mystery symbol flips to the same matching symbol, which can even be the Wheel Deluxe bonus icon.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x40
	4	x12
	3	x4
	5	x24
	4	x8
	3	x2.4
	5	x18
	4	x6
	3	x2
	5	x12
	4	x4
	3	x1.2
	5	x8
	4	x3
	3	x1
	5	x6
	4	x2
	3	x0.6
	5	x4
	4	x1.2
	3	x0.4
	5	x2
	4	x0.6
	3	x0.2
	Special
	Mystery

Bonus Wheel in Mystery Reels Deluxe

Triggering the Bonus Wheel in Mystery Reels Deluxe comes down to landing at least three Wheel Deluxe symbols anywhere on the grid. The number of triggering symbols is vital, because it sets how many spins you get on the wheel, from three up to a chunky fifteen. The wheel itself is packed with bet multipliers, starting at 2x and stepping through 3x, 5x, 6x, 8x and 10x segments that keep stacking as you spin.

Where the feature really comes alive is through the four special segments. Double All does exactly what you want, doubling every multiplier segment on the wheel. The +2 Spins segment gives you more runs at the wheel, while +5 All pushes all multiplier values up by five. The last one, labelled Mystery, flips to either a standard multiplier or one of the other three special segments, and it can snowball the round strongly when it behaves.

The wheel keeps spinning until you run out of allocated spins, but there is one neat twist. If your final spin lands on any special segment, the game throws in one extra spin, which can rescue a modest bonus or push an already decent one a lot higher. From my sessions, big leaps need several upgrades to the multipliers, so I see realistic stronger hits somewhere in the 500 to 1,000 times stake bracket rather than near the cap.

The 200 Spins Mystery Reels Deluxe Slot Experience

During a focused 200 spin stint on Mystery Reels Deluxe, the slot behaved roughly as the maths suggests. The base game felt steady, with regular small fruit wins padded out by the cloning mystery symbols every few spins. Those mystery drops occasionally filled large chunks of the grid, but the real swings came from the wheel. I triggered the Bonus Wheel a few times, with one feature pushing past 200 times stake and the others landing far lower.

Review Summary of Mystery Reels Deluxe

For me, Mystery Reels Deluxe is basically the original Mystery Reels put on steroids in terms of what a single session can throw up. The core gameplay stays almost untouched, with the same cloning mystery mechanic and the same style of Bonus Wheel, just tuned to hit much harder when everything lines up. That 23,084 times stake figure is the headline, and it feels like Red Tiger built the whole package around chasing that kind of outlier hit.

There are trade offs, of course, such as the lower 95.66 percent RTP and the stake cap that tops out at four pounds, which tells you this is all about potential rather than huge high roller bets. I see Mystery Reels Deluxe as a solid pick for players who liked the first game but want more punch from bonus rounds. If you enjoy classic fruit slots with a modern twist and big ceiling, this one sits nicely on that shortlist.

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