9 Pots of Gold King Millions Slot Review

The 9 Pots of Gold King Millions Slot

9 Pots of Gold King Millions is yet another entry in the never‑ending Pots of Gold line, this time strapped to the new King Millions progressive network. It sticks to the familiar 5x3 layout with 20 fixed paylines, Irish green everywhere, and a leprechaun grinning at you from the side. Above the reels sit the Grand and Major pots, both ticking upwards while you spin for Epic Strike prizes and free spins.

I play a lot of Games Global progressives, and this one is clearly built for long, low‑stress sessions. Stakes run from 0.20 to 120 a spin, volatility is low, and the hit rate sits around 42%, so something lands on the reels regularly, even if it is small. The soundtrack leans on bouncy Irish pipes and coins clinking about; I usually mute it after a while, but it suits the theme.

Symbols and Payouts in 9 Pots of Gold King Millions

9 Pots of Gold King Millions keeps the paytable simple. There are seven standard symbols across the 20 lines: BAR, four‑leaf clover, leprechaun’s hat, and harp at the lower end, then single, double, and triple 7s on top. Wins pay for three to five of a kind from the leftmost reel. Any mix of 7s pays too, which helps pad out the smaller hits while you chase the pots.

In terms of numbers, five of a kind on the BAR, clover, hat, or harp pays between 1.2x and 2x your stake. Single, double, and triple 7s go up to 6x, 15x, and 30x, and even mixed 7s can drop 0.4x to 2.2x. The red mushroom Wild sits on every reel, substitutes for regular symbols, and pays 6x, 25x, or 125x the bet for three, four, or five.

The famous pot of gold Epic Strike symbol sits outside the normal lines. Three or more anywhere award a cash prize from the pay ladder on the left, starting at 1x for three pots and climbing to 2,000x for nine. That ladder scales with your stake, so at 120 a spin, the full set of nine pots would be worth 240,000 before you even glance at the jackpots.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x30
	4	x10
	3	x2
	5	x15
	4	x5
	3	x1.2
	5	x6
	4	x3
	3	x1
	5	x2.2
	4	x1
	3	x0.4
	5	x2
	4	x1
	3	x0.4
	5	x2
	4	x0.8
	3	x0.3
	5	x1.2
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.2
	5	x1.2
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.2
	Wild
	5	x125
	4	x25
	3	x6
	Scatter

9 Pots of Gold King Millions Slot Bonus Features

For me, the game lives or dies on three features. Epic Strike is the straight cash ladder tied to the gold pots. Free Spins come from three wheel scatters on reels two to four, giving one spin of a wheel that grants 10–30 spins with a 2x or 3x multiplier on line wins, plus retriggers. Then there is the King Millions bonus wheel, where cash awards of 7x–100x sit alongside the Major and Grand progressives.

How to Win at 9 Pots of Gold King Millions Slot

I found 9 Pots of Gold King Millions very straightforward to play. You choose your bet between 0.20 and 120 per spin, hit the purple spin button, or set up autoplay and let it trundle along. Wins land for three, four, or five matches on any of the 20 paylines from the left. The information pages and paytable sit in the menu, and I always check those before pushing stakes higher.

My own approach on a progressive like this is to pick a stake I am comfortable losing, then grind for features rather than chase line hits. The game states that the chance of the King Millions wheel appearing rises with bet size, so higher stakes make sense only if your bankroll can weather dry spells. In testing I ran blocks of 50 spins at 2 a go and mainly saw small Epic Strike wins.

9 Pots of Gold King Millions Slot RTP & Volatility

The product sheet pegs 9 Pots of Gold King Millions at around 86% RTP for the main game, with a slice of every bet feeding the King Millions network to take the overall figure just past 90%. On paper that looks harsh compared with standard non‑jackpot titles, but it is par for big progressives. Volatility is low and the hit rate near 42%, so you get frequent returns, though many are modest line or pot prizes, not counting the jackpots.

The Final Thoughts on 9 Pots of Gold King Millions

As someone who has spun every version of 9 Pots under the sun, King Millions did not shock me. The core game is the same old Irish reskin of 9 Masks of Fire, with Epic Strike, free spins wheel, and simple line pays doing the heavy lifting. On that front it feels a bit tired, though the low volatility and frequent little hits keep the balance from evaporating too fast.

If this happens to be your first encounter with the series, I suspect you will get a lot more joy from it than I did. The sight of those two counters creeping up, with the Grand starting around the multi‑million mark, gives every spin a bit of tension. For seasoned players the base game will feel recycled, but the chance of a life‑changing King Millions wheel keeps pulling you back.

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