Theatre Of Rome Slot Machine

Merkur's Theatre of Rome is a slot machine with a theme that many individuals find intriguing. The normal size for a modern slot machine is five reels, however Theatre of Rome contains just seven active paylines. The game's large wins can award up to 4,000, but wilds, scatters, and free spins are also used to make the action more exciting.

Slot Features

The popularity of the Theatre of Rome theme is evidenced not just by slot machines, but also by movies, television shows, and video games created throughout the years. Merkur's execution is not the best, and aesthetics have never been their strong feature, but the game is still enjoyable and not awful.

Expect to see the Gladiator, a Lion, a Helmet, a Shield, Boots, a Bracelet, and a Group of Royals among the game's most significant emblems.

Two buttons can be used to place a wager: the one with the bet amount and the one labelled "Max." With the Max button, you can immediately wager 20, or you can use the other option to select a wager between 0.10 and 20. The game appears to utilise 10 coins for a 7-line layout.

As for the potential rewards from Theatre of Rome, the ordinary Lion sign makes a combination that pays up to 4,000, or 2,000x. It's not a massive payout, and there are no multipliers or other exciting features that can help you win more, but the game nevertheless pays out frequently enough that an RTP of 96.02% is feasible.

Wilds and free spins are the only possibilities in this slot machine, which appears to keep things simple.

This slot has a great RTP despite its low payouts and minimal features due to its combination formation. As with conventional slots, it wins with 3 or more matching symbols on a line, but they can occur consecutively. Three symbols in the middle of a line can touch the left or right side.

Your only feature symbol, the Gladiator, triggers 5 free spins. The feature just requires three appearances. Once you trigger the free spins, the Gladiator becomes a substitute and the wild for that feature. However, on paid spins it does not.