Aztec Gems Slot Review

Aztec Games has a unique 4x3 reel set-up, making it a modified version of a classic fruit machine. The fourth wheel only contains multiplier symbols (more on this later), meaning that pay symbols only appear on the first 3 reels. The game has 5 fixed paylines, with winning combinations being formed of matching symbols across a payline starting with reel 1.

This slot game has fixed paylines, meaning your wager will automatically be divided equally across all 5 lines. Wagers on Aztec Gems start at 5p per spin (1p per payline), up to £25 per spin (£5 per payline). This is not the broadest margin seen, but it will suit the budget of the average player. Players in eligible regions (non-UK) can make use of autoplay with up to 100 spins played automatically, as well as turbo spins to increase the pace of play.

When it comes to the math model used by Aztec Gems, things get pretty interesting. The game has a default RTP of 96.52%, putting it firmly in line with the current average and even a little above it. Do note though, that other RTPs may be used by sites, with some as low as 94.52%, so always check the games’ stats before committing to a real money wager. The volatility of Aztec Gems also bucks current trends, with a rating of medium (verging on low). The hit rate for the game is a little disappointing, with a win every 6-7 spins on average (where slots usually have a hit rate of between 3-5), with a 1 in 38 average that winning spin will yield 10x the players wager or more, and a 1 in 106 chance the win will be 20x or more.

The top prize on offer for the Aztec Gems slot is not as exciting as its RTP or volatility rating, and is very much in line with a typical fruit machine. The top prize up for grabs is 375x the players’ total stake, definitely not all that jaw-dropping, but still, respectable.