Play Gator Gold Gigablox bitcoin slot

Gator Gold Gigablox Bitcoin Slot Review

In May 2021, Yggdrasil introduced Gator Gold Gigablox, a 6×4 (reels x rows) and 4,096 ways to win slot based on a golden alligator. This high volatility slot comes with the provider’s classic Gigablox^TM mechanic, free spins, multiplier wilds and a regular wild. The theoretical maximum payout of this game is a staggering 20,000x bet!

Yggdrasil is known for phenomenal artwork and soundtracks that go into many of its games. It’s no surprise then that Gator Gold Gigablox does not disappoint in this department. Players find themselves immersed in the African Savannah with animated clouds, swaying branches and flocks of birds all around. The top-paying symbol is a golden alligator, unique for creating a win with just 2 symbols. It’s followed by a cheetah, wildebeest, a meerkat, and a zebra. Finally, the K, Q, J, 10 and 9 make up the lower-paying end to round out the regular symbols.

Gator Gold Gigablox has a mid-range RTP of 96%. The minimum bet per round can be set as low as 0.20 or as high as 60. Fans of wild animal themes may also want to try African Legends from Microgaming or Win-A-Beest from Play’n GO. Both have jaw-dropping maximum payout potential.

For players not familiar with the Gigablox concept, these are oversized symbols that can land on the reels in a 2×2 or 4×4 formation. Any of the regular symbols or wilds can land as a Gigablox, increasing the chances to win. The slot boasts 2 different wilds. The first is the gator wild (regular wild), and the second is the 2x or 3x multiplier wild. Both can land anywhere on reels 2-6.

The slot also features a free spins mode unlocked by 5+ scatter symbols. The quantity of free spins is equal to the number of triggering scatters. During free spins mode, every scatter that lands will add an additional free spin to the total.

Gator Gold Gigablox Bitcoin slot is optimised for desktop and mobile/tablet (iOS or Android). The game has a tempting maximum payout and exciting features, so we can forgive the fact that there are actually no alligators in Africa – just crocodiles!