Book of Gold: Classic Slot

The ''Book of Gold: Classic'' is a great follow-up to ''Book of Gold: Double Chance'' with more Streamlined mechanics in Free Spin mode, with top payout 5.000x bet. The slot also features: High variance/Scatters/Wilds/Special Expanding symbol during Free Spins mode.

I have played a lot of Book games, but this is the first ever instance that I have come across a book game that has a 20 cents starting bet! Why the double cost per spin? This Book Of Gold Classic game is just the same as any other book game, and it doesn’t even have any special feature to warrant the extra cost per spin. So, is Playson really desperate to make quick profits from players? I’m already not liking Playson simply for this very strange anomaly!

Everything about this game, or in this game, are similar to any other game. It plays with 10 lines, the Book symbol is both the Wild and Scatter symbol, the win values of all the other symbols are just the same as in any other game as well, so there’s absolutely no reason whatsoever to have a 20 cents starting bet. Players would be losing at twice the speed and twice the amount, or winning twice as much no doubt, but after playing this game for several hundreds of spins, I’m more inclined to believe in that losing twice as fast argument!

How so? Well, I actually played this game on two separate occasions, simply because I couldn’t believe that the game could play so damn badly the first time around! My $20 deposit got eaten away so quickly, right from spin number 1, and all the way to zero balance, without even giving me one free spins feature game! That was one of the worst experiences I’ve ever had on any Book game so far! The next day, I made another deposit and gave it one more try. After over 200 spins, the first feature game finally came, but paid an unbelievably low win of just 3x my bet amount! That was simply ridiculous and got me billowing smoke out of my ears!

Nonetheless, I kept on playing, hoping to get a better play from this Playson’s game. Two more free spins feature games did finally come, about 100 spins or so apart from the other, but both games paid a measly win of 36x and 24x respectively. A better win of 62x came not too long later, and with that win, I immediately quit my playing session.

I got so boiled up with this game that I vowed never to play any of Playson’s game ever again! Playson, to me, is one of the worst game providers that I have come across so far, because a few of its other games that I have played all turned out in a similar horrendous way as well!