Fortune Teller Slot Review

There are three main bonuses in the game—Wild (Crystal Ball), Free Spins (Black Cat), and Bonus Round (Tarot Cards). The bonus round is a pick-and-win type of game. We will break each one down below.

Crystal Ball Wilds

The Crystal Ball is the game’s Wild symbol and plays a major role in boosting your wins. It substitutes for all other symbols except the Black Cat (Scatter) and the Tarot Card (bonus round) symbols. The mechanic is simple—the Wild can help you in creating winning combinations. While it does not trigger a standalone bonus round, landing multiple Wilds can lead to some of the highest base game payouts, with up to 5000x your stake for five Wilds on a payline.

Cat Spin Free Spins

The Cat Spin feature is triggered when three or more Black Cat scatter symbols land anywhere on the reels. Once triggered, you will get 15 free spins. During these spins, the cat symbol becomes a Wild symbol, increasing the chances of forming winning combinations by replacing others. Wins during the free spins are multiplied by 3. Free spins cannot be retriggered within this feature (common for older slot games).

Tarot Card Bonus Game

It is a classic pick-and-win game that launches with more of a folk ballad music when you land three or more Tarot Card symbols. Once activated, you will see four tarot cards to choose from to reveal cash prizes. The more matching cards you pick, the higher your rewards. Every card you pick will reset the screen with four new cards (draw with replacement mechanic). This mode can help you bag some serious coins as it triggers quite often even though the probability of getting exactly 3 of the same symbols in a 5-reel, 3-row slot game with 12 symbols is (approximately) just 3.16%.

There are four types of tarot cards in this bonus game—the Sun, Wheel of Fortune (incorrectly written as Well of Fortune, probably to save space), Lovers, and Death. Here is the table for how much each matchup pays:

Personally, I feel Fortune Teller is not a good use of your time and money when so many other magic-themed slot games are available out there. It has a few things going for it—namely a good max win potential and interesting bonus rounds—but nothing that sets it apart.

Nevertheless, the bonus rounds trigger quite often. As it is a medium volatility game, the 94.17% RTP might not be that bad of a deal.

Rating: 5.5 (Mediocre)

The game’s downfall is in the fact that there are remarkably better alternatives for similar features, magical themes, or from the same provider. But let us give it a fighting chance here. The RTP is subpar, so that is a bummer. The graphics and sound are underwhelming. The potential max win is good and the bonus games are fairly interesting. User experience, especially on mobile, is so-so. And in terms of originality, we are not handing out big marks to Play ‘n GO this time around.