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Playing Hall of Gods
If you’ve played NetEnt slots before, you’ll know that your adventure starts when you decide how much you want to stake per spin.
By adjusting the Bet Level (1-5) and the Coin Value (0.01-0.50), you’ll determine how much you’re betting. If you want to get stuck in straight away, you can cut a corner by just hitting the Max Bet button.
Whereas you can adjust the value of your bet per spin, the number of active paylines remains the same; it’s always 20.
In this online casino slot. you can choose to play spins in Autoplay; essentially putting the slot in Auto-Pilot while you just sit back and watch the action. You can play up to 1000 spins in a row this way, assuming of course that you have the budget to do so!
Underneath the Spin button the game displays how much cash you have in your bank, the value of your next bet and what your last win paid out…if there was one.
Features of Hall of Gods
Keeping with its Norse theme, most of the symbols are related to that. Examples are the Gods/Goddesses going by the name of Odin, Loki, Thor, Idun and Freya. They’re joined by symbols such as a necklace, a ring and somewhat bizarrely…a chest of apples. Presumably to help you get some ‘fruitful’ wins.
Unsurprisingly, the Gods are the highest paying symbol with Odin the most valuable of all, followed by Thor. Somewhat unusually for a NetEnt slot, you can secure a win by having just two symbols in a row if it’s Odin, Thor, Freya or Loki. With all the other symbols, you’ll need at least three.
And you don’t need the symbols to necessarily all be in a line. As long as they’re going from left to right, it’s fine if they’re in a diagonal sequence as well.
Above the reels, you’ll see three different amounts displayed: one for the Mega Jackpot, one for the Midi Jackpot and one for the Mini one. Being a Progressive Jackpot, the amount for the Mega one keeps going up as players around the world keep on playing it.
The Hall of Gods Wild symbol…
Is pretty scary. It’s a sea monster, only ever occupies reels 2,3 and 4 and expands when it lands, to cover the entire reel. Except there’s nothing to say you can’t have more than one of them on the reels at any given time. Should you be lucky enough to have it appear on two of the reels (better still, all three) then you’re surely onto a big win.
As is the case in most games, it substitutes for all other symbols. Well, except for the Scatter, of course.
Hall of Gods Bonus Round
Free Spins
The last symbol we need to mention is the Scatter, which in this game is represented by two black crows.
If you get three of them you can look forward to 10 free spins, four gets you 15 and five gets you the maximum amount of 20.
Each and every win secured during the free spins round is tripled so it’s pretty obvious you only need a couple of wins during the free spins to secure a real boost to your bank.
Free spins can be re-triggered, though this is admittedly quite rare.
Jackpot
Unlike a lot of Jackpots, including ones by NetEnt, they’re not randomly triggered as such. And by that, we mean that there are two parts to securing the Jackpot. The first is that you’ll need to get three Bonus symbols anywhere on the reels in order to activate the round. The bonus symbol is represented by a hammer and shield.
Once you’ve got three of those, you’ll be invited to use Thor’s hammer to start smashing down some squares, which is the second part of the process.
If you reveal three of the same Jackpot symbols, you’ll win the Jackpot that relates to it, so either the Mini, Midi or Mega.
It can be done and obviously does happen; that’s what they’re there for. But more often than not you’ll walk away with a chunky cash prize instead. It normally comes to between 20 and 60 times your bet.
