Rudolphs Revenge

Rudolph’s Revenge Slot: Comprehensive Data Analysis

Core Game Specifications

Attribute	Value
Developer	Real Time Gaming
Release Date	16.02.2011
Theme	Christmas
Layout	5×3
Paylines	50
Bet Range	Fixed $2 per spin
Core Mechanics	Wild symbol doubles wins, Scatter-triggered free spins, Progressive jackpot, Fixed bet and paylines
Technology	Flash
Platform	Download

Mathematical & Payout Model

Symbols & Paytable Hierarchy

Tier	Symbol(s)	Function & Value
Low Tier	9, 10, J, Q, K, A	Provides small, frequent wins to maintain gameplay.
Mid Tier	Elves, Santa’s workshop	Thematic items offering moderate payouts.
High Tier	Rudolph, Santa	Highest paying symbols. Top hits available with full combinations.
Wild	Rudolph	Acts as a substitute / feature trigger per game rules.
Scatter	Bomb	Triggers free spins / bonus round when enough appear.

Rudolph’s Revenge Bonus Features Mechanics

Feature	Trigger	Initial Award	Core Mechanic	Enhancement/Retrigger
Free Spins	Three or more Bomb scatters left to right	7 free games	Wins multiplied by 2 plus number of Rudolph wilds on screen	With four scatters bombs act as wild; with five scatters both bombs and Santa act as wilds

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How is the jackpot won?	Five Rudolph symbols on a payline in the base game wins the progressive jackpot.
Can the jackpot be won during free spins?	The progressive jackpot cannot be won during free spins.
How many free spins are awarded?	Seven free spins are awarded when three or more Bomb scatters appear left to right.
How are wins multiplied during free spins?	Wins are multiplied by two plus the number of Rudolph wilds on screen.
What happens when four or five scatters trigger free spins?	With four scatters bombs act as wilds; with five scatters both bombs and Santa act as wilds.
What is the RTP of the game?	The RTP is 97.5%.
Can the bet or paylines be adjusted?	No. Bet is fixed at $2 per spin and all 50 paylines are compulsory.
What is the volatility level?	The volatility is high.

Rudolph’s Revenge Performance Summary: Strengths vs. Weaknesses