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Aztec Idols Bitcoin Slot Review

Players will instantly notice similarities between Play n Go’s Aztec Idols bitcoin slot and Net Entertainment’s Gonzo’s Quest. In fact, a lot of the imagery in this slot seems like it has been taken directly out of that game. That’s not the best start, is it? It gets worse. The main character of this 5-reel, 15-line slot also shares a lot of characteristics with Rick O’Connell from The Mummy, or the much-loved Indiana Jones. Knock-off explorer slots seldom tend to do very well.

Fortunately, Aztec Idols’ saving grace is that it isn’t going to cost you a lot to play. Peanuts wagers can be placed from 0.01 credit per line, per spin, up to 18.75 per spin, at its most expensive. It’s hardly going to break your bank balance.

For your wagers, you’ll be expecting a lot in return. You won’t get it. A 5,000 coin, non-progressive jackpot isn’t that bad, whilst some moderately entertaining special features help this slot’s cause. Rich Wilde (the main character) is the wild symbol, and players can win the jackpot if they line up 5 of these on a payline.

If players land three or more of the cheesy golden pyramid icons in any position on the reels, they’ll trigger a bonus round, where they can choose from a series of golden idols, to win up to 150x their total bet. A free spins round isn’t much more promising, although players can enjoy an extra scatter being thrown into the mix.

The problem with Aztec Idols bitcoin slot is that it isn’t very original at all. Aztec Idols doesn’t have an original theme, it bonus rounds have been churned out by other slot’s since the early 2000s, and the pay-out percentage of 96% is a bit lower than most casino revellers would like to see. True, it is as cheap as chips to play, but in this day and age, we expect a lot more from online slots, other than a knock-off theme and so-so special features.