Treasures of Aztec: A Player's Guide to the Ways, Frames and Free Spins

Treasures of Aztec
RTP
96.71%
Volatility
Medium
Max win
—
Lines / ways
32,400
Buy Feature
Yes
Figures as published by PG Soft for this game.

Treasures of Aztec looks busy the first time you open it: tall symbols, a sideways reel across the top, and a ways counter that jumps on every spin. Once you know three rules, it reads easily.

This guide explains those rules in the order you meet them, using PG Soft's game sheet. It is the fourth most played PG title on our site and one of four titles in our top ten that pair medium volatility with a Buy Feature.

Rule One: Why the Ways Count Keeps Changing

The board has 6 reels of 5 rows, plus an extra horizontal reel sitting on top of reels 2 to 5. Symbols on the main reels can be tall, filling 2, 3 or 4 spaces. The fewer, taller symbols a reel shows, the fewer ways there are.

That is why the counter moves between 2,025 and 32,400 ways from one spin to the next. You do not control it; it simply reflects how the symbols landed.

Rule Two: Wilds-On-The-Way in Treasures of Aztec

On reels 2 to 5, a tall symbol sometimes wears a silver frame. If it wins, it does not disappear; after the cascade it becomes a random symbol with a gold frame. If that gold-framed symbol wins again, it turns into a Wild.

So a Wild here is earned over two wins in the same spin. Wilds only appear on reels 2 to 5 and replace everything except the Scatter.

Rule Three: A Multiplier That Adds Up

Each paid spin starts at x1, and every winning cascade adds 1. The steps are gentle: x2, x3, x4 and so on for as long as the chain lasts.

Free spins change the pace. You need four Scatters for 10 of them; a fifth or sixth Scatter tops that up by 2 apiece, and retriggers are possible.

The multiplier starts at x2 when the feature begins and rises by 2 after every winning cascade. PG's rules set that x2 at the start of the feature, not of each free spin, so it keeps building through the round.

Key Figures

Values below are PG Soft's published numbers as listed in our catalogue; compare other titles on the RTP page.

  • RTP 96.71%
  • Volatility: medium
  • Up to 32,400 ways on 6 reels
  • Buy Feature: yes, price shown in the game's Feature Buy menu

How Long a Balance Lasts Here

PG lists free spins on 0.56% of spins, about one in 179, which is more often than Mahjong Ways or Lucky Neko. Ordinary spins return 69.59% of stakes, so an average wait costs roughly 54 bets.

For a relaxed session, keep 100 or more bets in hand: a 150 Ks bet on 15,000 Ks, or 300 Ks on 30,000 Ks. Buying the feature skips the wait but spends a lot in one go, so keep it for a balance that can take a poor result.

Is It a Good Fit for You?

It suits players who like watching a board transform, and those who want the option to buy free spins without jumping to high volatility. If you enjoy the frame-to-Wild idea, Lucky Neko uses the same system with a cat-driven multiplier instead.

Start Playing Treasures of Aztec

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  2. 2Deposit by KBZPayTop up 5,000 Ks or more. If you are new, compare the welcome bonuses on our promotions page before you send.
  3. 3Search and Set Your BetType the game name in the slot lobby search, open it, and choose your bet before spinning.

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Questions Players Ask

Four. Three is not enough here, unlike the Mahjong games. Landing four starts 10 free spins, every Scatter beyond that is worth 2 more, and the round can retrigger while it runs.