
The Cursed King is a high-volatility online slot from Hacksaw Gaming with an RTP of 96.28% and a maximum win of 12,500x.
| Date | Bet | Win | Multiplier | Hunt | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 19 Aug 202619 Aug 26 | USD 1.40 | USD 73.78 | 52.7x | Bonus Hunt | Rainbet |
| 7 Aug 20267 Aug 26 | USD 1.80 | USD 9.00 | 5x | Bonus Hunt | Rainbet |
| 10 Jul 202610 Jul 26 | USD 1.60 | USD 71.36 | 44.6x | Bonus Hunt | Rainbet |
| 13 Jun 202613 Jun 26 | USD 2.00 | USD 39.80 | 19.9x | Bonus Hunt | Rainbet |
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The Cursed King is available at Jack-pot. 150% up to 500.
We have opened The Cursed King 4 times between 13 Jun 2026 and 19 Aug 2026 on stream and logged the result. The best of those paid 52.7× the bet. That is too few opens to say anything about how the game behaves — it is a record of what happened on those occasions, nothing more.
Dark gold light and drifting sand set the scene for The Cursed King, Hacksaw Gaming's take on a rising, vengeful pharaoh built around reel-wide wild multipliers. The soundtrack and visuals lean cinematic and ominous rather than the breezy pyramid-adventure tone a lot of Egyptian slots go for, and rising pharaoh imagery runs through both the artwork and the core mechanic, giving the 5x5 grid a heavier, more supernatural edge than the theme usually gets.
The grid runs on 19 paylines, with wins formed by matching symbols connecting across positions from the left. Pharaoh symbols drive the game's central feature: whenever one lands as part of a winning spin, it activates the Cursed King Wild Reel, turning an entire reel into wilds carrying a multiplier somewhere between 2x and 100x. Those wilds substitute for every regular symbol on that reel, and if more than one Cursed King Wild Reel appears within the same win, their multipliers stack together rather than applying on their own.
Scatter symbols open the free spins bonus, awarding 3 spins for three scatters, 4 for four, or 5 for landing all five at once. The round runs under the same core rules as the base game, so Pharaoh symbols and Cursed King Wild Reels keep triggering throughout, carrying the same stacking-multiplier potential into every spin of the feature. A bonus buy is available where offered, sending players straight into the free spins with every base mechanic still active.
Volatility is rated high, and the maximum win reaches 12,500x the stake, with stakes running from 0.10 up to 100 per spin and an RTP of 96.28%. Because the wild reel feature can fire in both the base game and the bonus round, the 100x ceiling per reel is what drives The Cursed King's biggest swings - a spin carrying two or three stacked wild reels accounts for most of its top-end potential, rather than any separate pick-style or side bonus.
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The Cursed King has an RTP (return to player) of 96.28%. RTP is the theoretical percentage of total stakes a slot returns to players over a very large number of spins, as published by Hacksaw Gaming — individual sessions can land far above or below it.
The Cursed King is rated high volatility. High-volatility slots pay out less often, but wins tend to be bigger when they land — expect longer dry spells and larger swings to your balance.
The advertised maximum win for The Cursed King is 12,500x. Max wins are extremely rare by design — treat them as a ceiling, not an expectation.
The Cursed King is developed by Hacksaw Gaming and was released in 2024.
The Cursed King plays on a 5×5 grid with 19 paylines.
There is no free The Cursed King demo on this page. What is here instead is real play: 4 bonus opens from 4 recorded hunts, with a best result of 52.7× — every figure comes from a bonus hunt recorded on this site, not from a simulator.