Heartbreakers Slot

A slot from Pragmatic Play, it has a cabaret show theme with a twist of the Wild West era, with 5 reels, 4 rows, and 20 fixed pay-lines of action with a min bet of 0.20 per spin. The slot happens to have a hefty max win cap of 10000x.

The slot has a re-spin feature by getting 3 or more scatters in the base game, and then as long as you keep getting the perfume bottles, it will keep resetting to 3 spins each time. My session didn’t result in any re-spin feature, only base game wins, but that was better than nothing.

Graphics-wise, the slot has a lot of red dominating it in color, and you have the crowd watching the reels, the show spinning.

The music is exactly what you would expect at some cabaret show and goes well with it, as well as the sound effects, which, if you are going to play the slot, then I would leave both of them on at the same time to get the full enjoyment; only after the first session would there be consideration of turning one or both off. The sound effects include the whistling from the crowd too, which is a nice touch.

There is, of course, a bonus buy option since it isn’t an old game, and there you have the standard bonus buy for 100x or the super bonus buy for 500x. The difference for the super bonus is that the minimum on the green bottles is 5x, but I don’t know if it’s worth it. When it comes to the special bets, there are two options: one is the ante bet, which costs 3 times normal, and the other is the super spins.

I played the 94.55% R.T.P. version, which is around 2% under the max R.T.P. version of the game, and I would have liked to try the max R.T.P., but it wasn’t available to me at the casino where I played it.

The super free spins are not available as usual to be won naturally on the slot, which is a trait of Pragmatic Play slots for the most part, and means you can just trigger the standard free spins instead or buy the super. The ante bet being 3 times the normal cost is overpriced; what happened to 25% of 50% ante bets?