Absolutely Mammoth Slot Machine

On the Absolutely Mammoth slot machine, you can travel back in time to the Ice Age and attempt to set off a stampede of coins. A 5 reel, 1,024 way to win gaming engine powers this prehistoric adventure from RareStone and Playtech. The Mammoth Stampede feature could pay off on any spin. Absolutely Mammoth has a maximum win of 10,000 times the initial wager.

Slot Features

The Totally Mammoth slot machine has five reels, four rows, and 1,024 ways to win. To form a winning combination, you must land 3, 4, or 5 identical symbols or wilds from left to right on adjacent reels, beginning with reel 1.

Stake levels here range from 20p to £500 each spin. The latter is reserved for people with enormous bankrolls. Simply click the + and - buttons in the lower left corner of the screen to alter your wager size. The paytable displays payouts in cash rather than coins and adjusts as the wager level is altered.

The return on investment for Totally Mammoth is 96.49 percent, which is above average. The maximum win per spin is 10,000 times your total wager.

There are quite a few wild symbols, and they can appear on their own, at random, or as part of the free spins. In any case, their image is a paw print, and they may only appear on reels 2 through 4. Once there, they can be combined with standard symbols to generate winning combinations using the ways to win mechanism.

Occasionally, you may witness a Mammoth Stampede. It is random, but extremely potent, as it causes a herd of mammoths to race across the reels, leaving behind wild symbols. In this technique, up to 16 wild symbols may be added.

The true objective is to trigger free spins. Activated by the Volcano scatter symbol, which must appear on three to five reels, this feature awards eight free spins. Two or more more Volcano symbols will reactivate the feature with five or eight additional spins.

Throughout this portion of the game, the wilds you acquire will be accompanied with multipliers of up to 5x, increasing the value of the victories they contribute to.