Van Der Wilde and the Outlaws Slot Review

Van Der Wilde and the Outlaws – Our Slot Review

Van Der Wilde and the Outlaws throws me straight into the wild wild west, with gunslinging Van der Wilde and his crew staring me down on every spin. The dusty main street backdrop, wooden buildings and flickering lanterns give the reels a gritty feel that fits the Xtreme Pays label. It looks like a classic western, yet the expanding wins mechanic quickly shows this is a much fiercer animal.

As a long‑time slot player I like how iSoftBet keep the base game fairly stripped back, then let the features carry the drama. Here it is all about landing that Outlaws logo, watching symbols swell to fill reels and hoping the screen turns into one big paying grid. When the free games or super spins hit, the whole thing suddenly shifts up a gear.

Van Der Wilde and the Outlaws Slot Information

Van Der Wilde and the Outlaws uses a classic layout with 5 reels, 3 rows and 10 fixed paylines, paying from left to right on at least 3 matching symbols. Stakes range from 0.10 to 10 per spin, so it suits low to mid stakes play. The RTP sits at 96.00%, hit frequency around 20.4%, and the Xtreme Pays badge signals high volatility with wins reaching up to 8827x the bet.

Van Der Wilde and the Outlaws Symbols and Paytable

The paytable in Van Der Wilde and the Outlaws starts with the card ranks 10, J, Q, K and A as the lower paying symbols. Hitting 5 of a kind across a line pays between 6x and 8x your stake, so they keep the balance ticking over. Premiums are the outlaws Mad Dog, Buffalo Butch, Bonney Cassidy and the top symbol Van der Wilde, worth 10x up to a punchy 250x for 5.

The Outlaws logo symbol does double duty as both scatter and wild in Van Der Wilde and the Outlaws. It can substitute for all regular symbols to finish winning lines, yet it also triggers the free games when at least three land anywhere in view. The really tasty values arrive when wins involving these premium characters expand to cover full reels, turning a standard 5‑of‑a‑kind into a screen filled with matching cowboys.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x250
	4	x50
	3	x10
	5	x50
	4	x20
	3	x5
	5	x20
	4	x8
	3	x2
	5	x10
	4	x5
	3	x1
	5	x8
	4	x3
	3	x0.5
	5	x8
	4	x3
	3	x0.5
	5	x6
	4	x2
	3	x0.5
	5	x6
	4	x2
	3	x0.5
	5	x6
	4	x2
	3	x0.5
	Scatter
	Wild

Van Der Wilde and the Outlaws Slot Features

The engine in Van Der Wilde and the Outlaws turns around the Expanding Wins feature. Any time a wild joins a winning combination, all symbols involved in that win expand to fill their reels after the initial payout. The wilds stay in place without expanding, so you often jump from a modest line hit to several full columns of the same symbol, with a fresh payout calculated on the expanded layout.

Landing 3 or more Outlaws scatters in Van Der Wilde and the Outlaws starts the Free Games feature with 8 free spins. The scatters remain in play, so hitting the same number again adds another 8 spins. Before the round begins a wheel spins to award one of five options. Four of them assign Mad Dog, Buffalo Butch, Bonney Cassidy or Van der Wilde as a Super Symbol during the bonus.

When a character is picked as Super Symbol in Van Der Wilde and the Outlaws, any win made only from that icon will trigger expanding wins even without a wild. A full screen of Mad Dog pays 10x first then 100x more, Buffalo Butch pays 20x plus 200x, Bonney Cassidy 50x plus 500x and Van der Wilde 250x plus 2500x. Hitting Super Spins instead awards 5 spins on four reel sets, each with its own Super Symbol and the chance to retrigger 5 extra super spins.

The 200 Spins Van Der Wilde and the Outlaws Experience

My own Van Der Wilde and the Outlaws session played out much like the reviewers describe, with plenty of dead spins in the base game and bursts of action when a wild landed. The first Expanding Wins trigger shook things up, turning an ordinary premium line into several full reels. After a fair run I finally hit the bonus and landed the Buffalo Butch feature, which showed how quickly those expanding screens can stack up.

Van Der Wilde and the Outlaws Review Summary

Van Der Wilde and the Outlaws hits that sweet spot for me as a high risk western slot with simple rules and brutal swings. The core gameplay is very barebones, yet the expanding wins mechanic gives even a single wild huge impact. When free games add a Super Symbol, or super spins activate all four at once, the slot feels capable of reaching its advertised potential around the 8000x mark.

I would not suggest Van Der Wilde and the Outlaws for casual players chasing frequent small wins, as the Xtreme Pays setup can go cold for long stretches. For those of us who enjoy tense sessions, gritty sound design and the prospect of one screen full of outlaws paying hundreds or thousands of times the stake, this title is a very solid addition to iSoftBet’s wild west stable.

Screenshots