Anubis Wrath Review: Is This High-Volatility PG Slot Right for Your Budget?

Anubis Wrath
RTP
96.75%
Volatility
High
Max win
10,000×
Lines / ways
1,024
Buy Feature
Yes
Figures as published by PG Soft for this game.

Anubis Wrath is an Egyptian-themed PG Soft slot built around one idea: a Multiplier Reel holding values up to x500, switched on by the jackal god himself. It ranks ninth by play count in our lobby.

It is also a high-volatility game. That single fact shapes everything else on this page, so we start there.

What High Volatility Means in Anubis Wrath

High volatility means the game pays less often, and a bigger share of its return sits inside rarer, larger results. Long runs of empty or tiny spins are normal here. They are not a sign the game is broken or 'due' to pay.

The upside is range. PG Soft lists the top payout at x10,000 of your bet, the highest-ceiling figure among the six reviews in this series.

Hard Figures, Straight from PG Soft

All values below are PG Soft's published figures as stored in our catalogue.

  • RTP 96.75%, as published by PG Soft
  • Volatility: high
  • Maximum win: x10,000 the bet
  • Layout: five reels of four rows, giving 1,024 ways
  • Buy Feature: available

How the Multiplier Reel and the Anubis Symbol Work Together

Next to the normal symbols, the game carries a Multiplier Reel with values that can reach x500. Those values sit idle until Anubis symbols appear. PG Soft describes these symbols as landing at random, and when they do, they activate the multipliers on that reel.

So most spins are ordinary 1,024-way spins. The rare spin where Anubis shows up is where the big numbers live. The in-game rules page explains exactly how an activated multiplier is applied to your win, so read it once before playing for real money.

Three Scatters, 15 Free Spins

Collect three Scatter symbols and the game awards 15 free spins. That is a lower trigger than some PG titles that ask for four, but volatility still decides how generous any single round turns out.

The Buy Feature lets you pay to start this round directly. On a game this swingy, a bought round can end well below its price. If you try it, set aside a fixed share of the budget for buys and stop when that share is used.

A Budget Plan Built for Long Dry Spells

  1. 1Size the Bet SmallAim for roughly 0.5% of your session money per spin. With 50,000 Ks, that is about 250 Ks, giving close to 200 spins.
  2. 2Decide the Stop Points in AdvanceWrite down one number for losses and one for wins before the first spin. Changing them mid-session is how budgets disappear.
  3. 3Don't Chase with Bigger BetsA quiet hour doesn't make the next spin more likely to pay. Keep the bet where you set it.

Which Bonus Suits a Game Like This?

Because losing streaks are part of high volatility, the weekly cashback is the natural partner: it returns up to 5% of the week's losses, capped at 300,000 Ks, with 6× turnover. The full list, including the 10% top-up bonus, is on the promotions page.

Higher VIP levels raise that cashback rate from 3% towards 5%.

Playing Anubis Wrath on Pgsoftburma

Create an account on the sign-up page, then top up through KBZPay – the minimum is 5,000 Ks, and withdrawals go back through KBZPay too. You'll find it in the PG slot lobby under its own tile.

This is a game for adults only. If a session stops being fun, stop playing.

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Questions Players Ask

PG Soft lists x10,000 of the bet. At a 200 Ks bet that would be 2,000,000 Ks. Results that size are extremely rare, and most sessions end nowhere near it.