Yokozuna Clash Slot Machine

Yokozuna Clash, a 5 reel, 243 way to win slot powered by Yggdrasil Gaming, is the ultimate battle of tradition and discipline. Stamp your feet, smack your belly, and show your opponent what you're made of. It has random sumo features, a Tournament Free Spins feature where you win both ways, sumos fighting for tonnes of extras, and is playable from 0.25 to 125 per spin across devices.

Slot Features

The game's graphics are superb; it is situated in bustling Tokyo and you travel to the Dohyo to compete in an epic fight to become the Yokozuna. Hearts, clubs, spades, and diamonds are among the symbols, along with purple tigers, blue dragons, green reptiles, and red phoenix birds. The phoenix bird is the most lucrative symbol, paying 12 times your wager for 5 of a kind on a payline.

The scatter symbol for the free spins is the only sign that the wild symbol cannot replace. A winning formation is created because this slot machine has 243 possibilities to win when matching symbols show up on neighbouring reels, or reels 1, 2, and 3, starting with reel 1. The following are the benefits of the game's random sumo characteristics found in the base game:

• When used on any of the three middle reels, Riku (Blue Fundoshi Sumo) adds 1 to 2 wild symbols.
• Haru (Green Fundoshi Sumo): increases your winning combination's multiplier by two or three.

When the free spin symbol occurs simultaneously on reels 1 and 5, the Yokozuna Clash slot machine activates its Tournament Free Spins feature, during which you can win both left-to-right and right-to-left. Then, one of two tournament Free Spin sumos is selected to battle a random base game sumo.

The power metre moves one bar to the right when a winning combination is obtained from the left; two to three bars to the left (beginning from reel 5) when a winning combination is obtained from the right. You also get an added benefit when you use a Free Spin Sumo.

It's a draw and no further benefits from the Free Spin sumo are given when you have two or more winning combinations, one of which is from the left and the other from the right. The functionality expires when the power metre moves to the left.