Sand And Ashes

What Sand And Ashes has actually done in our bonus hunts

We have opened Sand And Ashes 16 times across 16 separate bonus hunts between 23 May 2026 and 23 Sep 2026 and recorded every result. Across those 16 opens the median result was 34.75× the bet, against 50.1× for every slot in our recorded dataset. The biggest single result we have recorded on it is 184.6×. 3 of those 16 opens were 100× or better. 16 opens is a small sample and describes only these recorded sessions — it is not this slot's RTP and it does not predict what your next bonus will do.

A glowing-eyed mummy figure looms out of a sandstorm-blasted Giza backdrop in Sand and Ashes, Hacksaw Gaming's horror-leaning turn on Egyptian myth, played out on a bird-motif 5x5 grid running 19 paylines. Stakes range from 0.10 to 100 a spin, volatility is pitched at medium, and the preferred RTP configuration pays out 96.27%.

Jack-to-Ace symbols form the low end of the paytable at 1x the stake for a full five-symbol line, while Horus, a pharaoh figure, Sobek, and Anubis sit above them worth 5x to 10x for the same combination. A wild symbol matches whatever the top-paying premium is worth when it completes a five-symbol line of its own.

The Wild Scarab Multiplier is the game's engine: it stands in for any paying symbol, arrives carrying a multiplier between x2 and x200, and locks into place once it lands, sending the reel into a respin while everything else spins in fresh symbols around it. Fresh Wild Scarab Multipliers landing on that respin keep the sequence going until no new ones appear or the grid runs out of room, with payline wins settled at the close of every respin. Two random events can strike during a respin before new symbols drop in - a Firestorm adds anywhere from x1 to x100 onto every Wild Scarab Multiplier already on the grid, up to a combined cap of x999, while a Sandstorm instead nudges every one of them a reel to the left, provided nothing is already blocking the move; only one of the two can happen on a given respin.

Three scatters open Desert Fury, an 8-spin round built on the base game's rules with better odds of throwing up Wild Scarab Multipliers, while four scatters lead into the 10-spin Storming Sphinx round instead, where landing multipliers no longer triggers a respin - Firestorms and Sandstorms fire on every spin regardless, and any Wild Scarab Multiplier that lands stays locked to the grid for the rest of the bonus. In both rounds, extra scatters during the feature add two or four further spins depending on how many land.

Four feature buys sit on the purchase menu: a 3x-stake option that simply raises the odds of any bonus triggering, a 50x buy that guarantees at least two Wild Scarab Multipliers on the next spin, and direct entries into Desert Fury or Storming Sphinx at 100x and 200x respectively. The game's ceiling is 10,000x the stake, and roughly one in three spins produces some kind of payout at a hit frequency of 32.9%.