Pirate Jackpots

Pirate Jackpots Slot Review

First things first, the uplifting music will get you hyped up as it fits perfectly with the slot’s theme. Other than that let’s just say that you better get ready because you’re in for an absolute treat of a game.

To begin with, players will instantly realize that this isn’t your classic pirate-themed game. Everything, from the Caribbean sea backdrop to the pirate flags and the skeleton hanging from the tree will get your blood pumping. Next up, the beautifully designed reel set with the symbols that appear on top of what seems to be wood planks like the ones prisoners of the pirates would walk on before jumping into the vast ocean. The logo of the game appears on a wooden sign located right above the main game area.

The slot does share a few core characteristics with well-known hit games like Relax Gaming’s Dead Man’s Trail and the newly released ELK Studios game, Pirots. That said, it does manage to combine the greatest aspects of both.

If you’re wondering who this game is for, we have a simple answer for you. We’d say it is for anyone who likes the good old classic slot themes you could play during iGaming’s early days. The slot’s energetic atmosphere together with the great soundtrack will add to an overall fantastic gaming experience. We had a great time testing it out and we hope you will enjoy it as much as we did.

How to play Pirate Jackpots

Keeping up with the Belatra Games’ pattern, Pirate Jackpots plays like any other title of the provider. So if you like relaxing slots that don’t tire you easily or become dull after a while then this is a great choice.

In terms of mechanics, the reel set employs the standard 3-row, 5-column configuration found in most slot machines. The provider has paired the game with 20 fixed paylines meaning you can’t adjust the number of active ones.

About the UI, as we’re used to saying when reviewing Belatra slots, just like the rest of the provider’s slots, Pirate Jackpots features a basic yet stylish control panel. The majority of the options you’ll want to utilize are nicely placed underneath the reels’ display.

With a single mouse click, you may spin the reels, adjust the autoplay configuration, alter the bet size, and view the information table (found near the top right corner of the interface).

When it comes to symbols, a lot is going on. First, you get the classic J-Q-K-A ones that pay the least followed by the rum barrels and the compass. Next up are the dice and the telescope as well as the silver doubloon. The highest-paying symbols are the male and female pirates. The special symbols are:

• Wild – Represented by the treasure map, the symbol will substitute for others in order to create or improve upon existing winning paylines.
• Scatter – Coming in the form of a bomb, getting at least 3 of these will trigger the free games mode.

Pirate Jackpots Features

There aren’t any special features to mention so we may as well jump right into the bonus modes.