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BGaming digs up ancient treasures in Reel of Ra

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Jacob Woodward Senior Content Writer
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BGaming is heading back to Ancient Egypt with Reel of Ra, a new classic-style slot that invites you to explore a sand-covered temple filled with coins, multipliers and a Grand Prize worth up to 1,000x the stake.

The latest addition to the supplier’s #Classic series uses a 5×3 layout alongside a ways pays system, wrapping the action in plenty of golden statues, stone tablets and familiar Egyptian iconography.

Ancient Egypt might be one of the most frequently visited settings in slots, games and films, but it clearly still has some treasure left to uncover. BGaming has attempted to keep things familiar while introducing a bonus round designed to give the theme a slightly more modern twist.

Reel of Ra Bonus Game explained

The main feature is activated by landing three or more Coin symbols during the base game. This causes the stone tablet guarding the temple vault to crack open, triggering seven Coin-only spins.

During each spin, you can land Coin symbols carrying random multiplier values. All Coins are collected at the end of the round, with their values added together before being boosted by a separate Multiplier Reel.

This multiplier can increase the accumulated total by up to 5x, potentially turning an otherwise modest collection into a significantly larger reward.

Completely filling the 5×3 grid with Coin symbols instantly awards the 1,000x Grand Prize. However, you will instead receive their accumulated Coin total when it has already climbed beyond 1,000x, ensuring a particularly successful feature is not capped by the jackpot.

Those of you who would rather skip the excavation work can also use the Buy Bonus option to enter the seven-spin feature immediately.

If you’d like to try out the game before dropping any real life cash on playing, you can experience The Reel of Ra demo on BGaming’s official website.