Fortune Spin

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Play Free Demo

Fortune Spin has a demo, which we've already found and added to the beginning of the review. I spent a little over 1 hour testing it out, and I recommend starting with the demo for those interested in the game.

In the demo mode, there is no limit to the length of the session, and all features are fully operational - meaning you'll be able to explore the payoff, interface, and design.

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How to Play Fortune Spin (BGaming)

Fortune Spin has very simple rules: there is a wheel with cells, and each player bet = 1 spin. Among the cells, there are empty cells (losing bet) and winning cells (cells with multipliers. The number and ratio of cells, as well as the size of the winnings depend on the size of the bet and the level of difficulty. There are 4 levels - Easy, Medium, Hard and Daredevil. They differ in the chances of success: the higher the difficulty - the more empty cells, but also the higher the maximum winnings. For example, on Easy the field is initially divided into 16-20 cells, 6-10 of them are empty, and the maximum winnings are x25. And on Daredevil only 3 cells give a win, and you can win x10000. Fortune Spin has a complex system of changing cells on the field, which I couldn't figure out for a long time. When a player spins the reel and hits an empty cell - his bet loses, but this empty cell disappears, and 2 neighboring cells increase in width. That is, in the next rotation the chances of winning are slightly increased. When the pointer hits the cell with the winnings, it is paid to the player, and in place of this cell appears one of the disappeared empty cells. That is, the game wheel changes with each spin - so the gameplay is not monotonous and does not get boring.

The range of bets in Fortune Spin is not bad - from 0.04 to 25.00.

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RTP, Volatility & Hit Frequency

I was pleasantly surprised by the theoretical payoff percentage. It depends on the difficulty level: 98.05% for Easy, 98% for Medium, 98.02% for Hard, and 98.03% for Daredevil. Although while I was playing in demo mode (a little longer than 1 hour) - I got the impression that the payoff percentage is on the contrary low. My balance was steadily decreasing, no matter what difficulty level I played on (although maybe I was just unlucky).

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Strategy: How to Win

There's no way to come up with a strategy for Fortune Spin that will help you win consistently. I've tried playing at different difficulty levels and different stakes, and I haven't noticed that I've been able to win more or less. The only advice that might help is that players with a small deposit are better off playing on a low difficulty level and at the lowest bet. In Fortune Spin it's better to count on a long session - maybe you'll be lucky enough to catch a big multiplier.

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Interface

Fortune Spin's interface is very simple, so it looks equally good on screens of any size - even small ones. All the interface elements are large and clear at a glance. In the upper right corner there are 2 buttons - on/off and menu, and above them the balance is displayed in a small font. In the menu you can adjust the volume of music and game sounds, as well as go to the page with the rules. In the center of the screen on the left is the playing field (or rather the wheel itself), and on the right is a large Spin button. In the mobile version, if you hold the phone in portrait orientation, the wheel moves to the upper half of the screen, and the Spin button - under the wheel. At the bottom are the difficulty selection menu, autoplay settings, a lightning button to enable/disable fast spin mode, and a block to select the bet. For beginners I have prepared some useful recommendations:

1. Launch the demo game at the beginning of the page and evaluate the design - will you like it?

2. Try the game on different difficulty levels.

3. Change the bet size (also in demo mode) to see how the contents and number of cells on the wheel change.

4. Play for at least 5-10 minutes (preferably more) to see if there's interest.

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Mobile Compatibility

I tested the mobile version of Fortune Spin on Android (Xiaomi Redmi Note 12) and iOS (4th generation iPad Air). On both my phone and smartphone, I had no problems: the interface automatically accepted the screen size. I liked playing on the phone in portrait mode the most - you can hold the gadget with one hand. Buttons in the mobile version are large, fonts too, loading was fast. For tests I opened the game in Opera and Chrome.

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Should You Play for Real Money in New Zealand?

Second opinion: after my session at Fortune Spin, I was left with a twofold impression. I really liked the simple gameplay and design. But I was confused by the cell "refresh" system, and also by the fact that over a long session I was consistently playing at a disadvantage (maybe I was just unlucky), even though the game has a high RTP.