Wild Wick Slot Review

Wild Wick Slot Overview & First Impressions

Wild Wick drops you straight into a dusty Wild West town on a 5x5 grid with 15 fixed lines, and from the first few spins I felt how hard it leans into swingy, high-risk action. The 97.35% RTP looks great, yet the very high volatility means long quiet patches, then sudden flurries of Random Wilds, multipliers and feature triggers that can wreck or rescue a balance in a hurry.

BGaming has kept the structure tight. You get Random Wilds on non-win spins, two-stage free spins in High Noon and High Moon modes, plus Chance x3 and a Buy Bonus for when patience runs out. On desktop the reel set feels a touch boxed in, but the layout is clean, and on mobile the portrait tuning makes more sense when the action ramps up.

Key Features in Wild Wick

For me, Wild Wick lives and dies by its feature package. Random Wild drops with multipliers up to x10 keep the base game ticking over, while High Noon Free Spins and High Moon Super Free Spins layer in sticky wilds, progressive multipliers and Mystery Wick heads. Add the Chance x3 toggle and direct Buy Bonus access, and you get full control over how fast you chase that 10,000x ceiling.

Bonus Features in Wild Wick

The first thing that stood out in Wild Wick was the Random Wild feature on non-winning spins. Out of nowhere, Wick can step in and throw 4–12 wild wanted posters across the grid, sometimes tagged with multipliers up to x10. When those land in clusters across a few decent symbols, the hit feels more like a mini bonus than a standard base spin payout.

High Noon Free Spins land when you hit three sheriff badge scatters. Here, sticky wilds lock in and start doing heavy work, while random multipliers attach to selected wins. In my sessions, High Noon acted as a mid-tier feature, often giving a decent top up rather than full screen carnage, but when several sticky wilds build over the round, the win meter can climb faster than expected.

High Moon Super Free Spins are where Wild Wick really lets loose. Four scatters open this mode and every win benefits from a progressive multiplier that climbs with each successful tumble. Mystery Wick head symbols can turn into extra spins, extra sticky wilds or extra multipliers, which pushes the tension up another notch. I often used Chance x3 or the Buy Bonus to hunt this mode directly, as that is where the real punch sits.

Bonus Buy Feature

HIGH NOON Free Spins with random wins multiplied + Sticky Wilds
Feature Cost:	x100 Bet
RTP:	-
Volatility:	-
HIGH MOON Free Spins with all wins multiplied + Sticky Wilds
Feature Cost:	x250 Bet
RTP:	-
Volatility:	-

Math Profile & Win Potential in Wild Wick

On the numbers side, Wild Wick runs a top RTP of 97.35% with a hit rate around 1 in 4.8 spins, and free spins roughly every 332 spins on average. In practice, that means long stretches where you grind through base spins waiting for Random Wilds or a badge cluster. When it clicks, though, the combination of stacked wilds and multipliers makes the grid feel primed for big spikes.

Volatility is marked as very high, and Wild Wick plays exactly that way. The max multiplier sits at x10,000, tied to a headline payout of €250,000, so the game clearly aims at players comfortable with sharp swings. Stakes range from 0.10 to 25 per spin, which gives enough room for both testing the waters and pushing higher when you feel the game is in a lively mood.

From a bankroll angle, I had the best runs when I treated Wild Wick as a bonus-chasing slot rather than a casual spinner. Short test sessions on small stakes let me feel the Random Wild frequency and then decide whether to crank Chance x3 or commit to a Buy Bonus. If you go in with shallow funds and expect steady line hits, this maths model can quickly chew through your stack.

Theme & Visuals in Wild Wick

Visually, Wild Wick hits the standard Wild West notes, with dusty streets, wooden saloons and a masked outlaw looming over the reels. The symbols are crisp enough that even when 10+ wild posters crash down, you can still track winning lines without squinting. The soundtrack leans on twangy, duel-style guitar that keeps the pace lively; it never quite explodes, but it fits the swingy, risk-heavy gameplay well.

Symbols & Paytable in Wild Wick

The symbol set in Wild Wick sticks to the Western script, but it does the job. High pays come from revolver cylinders, coin bags, gold nuggets, bull skulls and cactus icons, which all pop nicely against the background. Sheriff badges act as scatters that trigger High Noon or High Moon, while wanted poster symbols play the wild role, stepping in for regular pays and occasionally carrying multipliers during Random Wild drops.

Mystery Wick heads appear mainly during bonus rounds and can morph into extra spins, sticky wilds or extra multipliers, which keeps every feature spin loaded with potential swings. With 15 fixed lines across the 5x5 layout, you do not fiddle with payline settings; payouts and symbol values are laid out clearly in the in-game paytable. Once I had checked that, the symbol hierarchy became second nature within a few minutes.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x15
	4	x5
	3	x2
	5	x10
	4	x3
	3	x1
	5	x10
	4	x3
	3	x1
	5	x5
	4	x2
	3	x0.5
	5	x5
	4	x2
	3	x0.5
	5	x1
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.1
	5	x1
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.1
	5	x1
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.1
	5	x1
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.1
	5	x1
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.1
	Wild
	5	x20
	4	x5
	3	x2
	Scatter

Final Verdict on Wild Wick

After quite a few sessions, Wild Wick feels like BGaming playing to its strengths rather than trying to reinvent anything. The Random Wilds, two-tier free spins and progressive multipliers give enough texture to keep me engaged, and the top RTP profile is very appealing. At the same time, the Wild West theme is safe, and the presentation, while clean, never really burned itself into my memory.

For players who enjoy very high volatility, direct feature access and straightforward mechanics, Wild Wick is a solid option when you fancy chasing a 10,000x shot without wrestling with convoluted rules. I treat it as a go-to when I want sharp, feature-driven sessions on a 5x5 grid, especially on mobile. Just be ready for stretches of tumbleweed between those big frontier-style payouts.

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