Dynasty of Death

What Dynasty of Death has actually done in our bonus hunts

We have opened Dynasty of Death 21 times across 21 separate bonus hunts between 14 Jun 2026 and 16 Oct 2026 and recorded every result. Across those 21 opens the median result was 68.67× the bet, against 50.1× for every slot in our recorded dataset. The biggest single result we have recorded on it is 654.3×. 8 of those 21 opens were 100× or better. These figures describe only the sessions we recorded — they are not this slot's RTP and they do not predict what your next bonus will do.

Hacksaw Gaming casts Persephone against Hades in Dynasty of Death, framing its Underworld setting as a game of chess between the two, with the studio's DuelReels system standing in for the actual moves - a mechanic that can hand out a multiplier and, in this version, a cash prize on top. The base game plays out in a throne room with the two mythological figures glowing on either side of the reels, rendered in a cartoon, anime-leaning style rather than the more traditional look Hacksaw has used for other Greek-themed releases.

Reels run 5x4 with 14 paylines and a bet range of 0.10 to 75 per spin, rated high volatility at 4 out of 5. Card royals from 10 to Ace sit at the foot of the pay table for 1.5x the stake on a five-symbol line, while a column icon, Charon, Cerberus, Persephone and Hades herself make up the higher-value symbols, worth 3x to 15x for five of a kind. A regular wild appears across every reel, substitutes for the pay symbols, and returns 15x the stake for a full line.

VS symbols are the trigger for DuelReels: when one lands as part of a win, it expands to cover its reel and turns fully wild, at which point a duel plays out between two combatants on that reel. Each side carries a multiplier of x2 to x100 and sometimes a cash prize worth anywhere from 2x up to the game's maximum win, with the winning duellist's value applied to every win connected to that reel; if more than one DuelReel lands on the same spin, their multipliers are added together before being applied.

Three bonus rounds sit above the base game. Landing 3 scatters opens King's Defence, ten free spins that behave like the base game but with a higher chance of DuelReels appearing, with 2 or 3 scatters during the round adding a further 2 or 4 spins. Four scatters instead trigger Queen's Dominion, the same ten-spin format but with every DuelReel guaranteed to carry at least one cash prize duel. Landing all five scatters unlocks the Immortal Mate Hidden Epic bonus, which guarantees two VS symbols on every spin, each with a cash-prize duel worth a minimum of 10x. A feature-buy menu covers every entry point: a 5x stake to make DuelReels ten times more likely, 75x to guarantee two VS symbols on the next spin, or straight purchases of King's Defence and Queen's Dominion for 100x and 200x respectively.

The math model tops out at a 96.27% return, with lower configurations available down to 86.28%, a hit frequency around 29.1%, and a maximum win of 12,500x the stake.