Mr Treasure’s Fortune Slot Review

Mr Treasure’s Fortune - Game Overview

When I first sat down with Mr Treasure’s Fortune, it felt like PG Soft taking its three reel idea in a fresh direction. Instead of fixed paylines, you get cluster pays on a dynamic playfield with cascading reels, so winning symbols vanish and new ones drop in. Multipliers of up to 100x can land on winning clusters, which pushes the game towards that advertised 5,000x max win potential.

The slot runs on a high RTP setting of 96.71 percent, which is generous for this studio and makes long sessions feel more reasonable. It sticks to a compact layout that will be familiar if you have tried their earlier titles, but the cluster system gives it a more volatile, punchy rhythm. For me it sits between a classic three reel machine and a modern high pace cluster slot.

Betting Range and Payout Potential in Mr Treasure’s Fortune

Mr Treasure’s Fortune keeps the numbers straightforward, which I appreciate when planning a bankroll. The RTP sits at 96.71 percent with stated average volatility, a mix that allows for regular hits with the chance of heavier bursts in the bonus. You can stake between 0.20 and 200 per spin, and the official max win is x5000, which lines up with those 100x multipliers landing on decent clusters.

Mr Treasure’s Fortune Symbols and Paytable

The paytable in Mr Treasure’s Fortune is split into several symbol tiers, each paying for clusters of three to nine matching icons. The top group is where the real money sits, with nine of a kind paying up to x20, eight paying x15, and even the smallest three symbol cluster returning x5. When those high tier symbols line up with a good multiplier, the wins feel worthy of the build up.

Mid range symbols still put in plenty of work. Their nine of a kind payouts range from x15 down through x12 and x10, with minimum three symbol clusters paying between x2 and x1. You feel these hits propping up the balance during longer spells, especially when cascades string a few clusters together. They rarely blow your mind on their own but they keep the feature chase going without draining the stack too fast.

Lower tier icons bring much smaller awards, though they can appear often. Here the nine of a kind wins slide down through x10, x8 and x6, while three of a kind can be as low as x0.1. These little clusters do not move the meter much, yet they help cover spins while you wait for something better. I tend to treat them as background noise until a multiplier drops into the mix.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	9	x20
	8	x15
	5	x8
	4	x6
	3	x5
	9	x15
	8	x12
	5	x5
	4	x3
	3	x2
	9	x12
	8	x10
	5	x4
	4	x2
	3	x1
	9	x10
	8	x6
	5	x1.5
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.3
	9	x8
	8	x5
	5	x1
	4	x0.3
	3	x0.2
	9	x6
	8	x4
	5	x0.5
	4	x0.2
	3	x0.1

Bonus Features in Mr Treasure’s Fortune

The bonus game in Mr Treasure’s Fortune is where things can get lively. There are no scatter symbols, so you do not spin for visible bonus icons. Instead, free spins trigger through the game engine itself, which means you are always half hoping the next cascade will flip the switch. When it finally kicks in, you move into a mode that feels a notch more intense than the base game.

During free spins an accumulating global multiplier sits at the side and climbs as you go, without resetting on losing spins. That is the standout feature for me, since every win can feed the next one. Combine that growing global value with individual multipliers of up to 100x landing on winning symbols and the potential climbs quickly. Of course the random trigger can be frustrating if you hit a long dry run without a feature.

Visuals and Sound in Mr Treasure’s Fortune

PG Soft are known for slick presentation and Mr Treasure’s Fortune sticks to that template with what the official blurb calls amazing artwork. The graphics feel sharp on mobile and desktop, and the interface is laid out with the usual clean layout from this studio. The slot is fully mobile optimised, so it loads well on phones and tablets, which suits its compact three reel inspired setup and quick cascading action.

My Verdict on Mr Treasure’s Fortune

After putting a fair number of spins through Mr Treasure’s Fortune, I see it as a solid option if you enjoy cluster pays with an extra multiplier twist. The high 96.71 percent RTP and x5000 max win give it enough punch on paper, and the global multiplier in free spins can lead to satisfying build ups. When everything lines up, the slot shows why PG Soft keep revisiting this three reel inspired format.

On the flip side, the random nature of the free spins trigger and the lack of scatter symbols can test your patience. The base game sometimes grinds along with clusters but no multipliers, which leads to stretches that feel uneventful. I treat it as a game for measured sessions rather than rapid fire bonus hunting, and when approached that way, it has earned a place in my regular rotation.

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