10 Pharaohs

Push Gaming sets 10 Pharaohs in a sand-blasted temple, pairing an Egyptian backdrop with the instant-prize mechanic the studio built for 9 Masks of Fire and carried through 10 Swords. The base grid runs 5 reels by 3 rows on 20 paylines, with a ladder to the left of the reels tracking the linked-symbol counts needed for cash prizes, and four jackpot tiers fixed at the top of the screen.

Symbols split into three Egyptian characters and three objects sitting above J-to-A card royals. Five-of-a-kind royals return 1x the stake, the object symbols climb to 6x, and the character symbols pay 20x to 30x. A W wild fills in for every symbol except the Scarab, Pharaoh and Jackpot Pharaoh, matching the payout of whichever high symbol it completes a line with.

Pharaoh symbols carry their own award independent of the paylines: landing four through ten anywhere on the reels triggers an instant prize worth 2x up to 1,000x the bet. Jackpot Pharaoh symbols land alongside them, and whenever one appears with at least three other Pharaoh symbols of any kind, it pays out one of four fixed sums — 15x for the Mini, 50x for the Minor, 500x for the Major, or 5,000x for the Mega.

Scarab symbols control the free spins round. Three collect into 8 spins, four into 10, and five into 12. During the round, every Scarab that lands also fills a Locked Row meter, and each meter needs four Scarabs to unlock an extra row on the grid — worth 3 additional spins for the first row, 2 apiece for the next two, and 1 for the fourth. As rows unlock, the grid grows toward a full 5x7, taking the number of ways up to 60. Players who want to skip straight to the round can buy it outright for 75x the bet.

Three RTP settings are live for 10 Pharaohs, reaching as high as 96.26% with 94.47% and 85.33% also configured, and the volatility is medium. Bet range runs from 0.10 to 100 per spin, and the win potential caps at 10,663x the stake, most of that ceiling coming from a fully unlocked free spins round stacking Pharaoh and Jackpot Pharaoh hits rather than the base paytable alone.