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The Paddy Power page for Rich Wilde and the Amulet of Dead describes a 5 × 3, ten-payline game. Its feature uses pendant scatters to start ten free spins; the same listing records a 94.28% RTP and high volatility.
Game overview5 × 3 reels · 10 paylines · pendant scatters
Figures above are transcribed from the named product information. Check the game screen for the configuration you open.
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See what to look for in Rich Wilde and the Amulet of Dead
The public game information names the mechanics described here. Use the game’s own rules and paytable to confirm how the current version presents them.
Paddy Power lists five reels, three rows and ten paylines. Read the paytable to see which symbols qualify on those lines, then note the pendant scatter separately because it controls the free-spin feature. The product information also describes an expander; the rules show which symbol expands and how that changes the grid.
The full name matters here. Rich Wilde and the Amulet of Dead is its own entry, so do not transfer details from Book of Dead or another Play’n GO title just because the naming or adventure theme feels familiar. Confirm the title on the game screen before relying on these mechanics.
Three or more pendant scatters trigger ten free spins according to the Paddy Power listing. The expander is another named mechanic; check the in-game rules to see when it applies and whether it is tied to the free-spin feature. The trigger count and the number of spins are both stated by the operator page.
The listing also shows a maximum win of 5,000× stake. This is a ceiling value, not an expected result or a suggested stake. If the exact game screen uses a different configuration, follow its information panel and paytable. No euro amount is derived from the multiplier here.
Paddy Power records 94.28% RTP, high volatility and a maximum win of 5,000× stake. RTP is a theoretical long-run rate for a configured version; high volatility describes an uneven outcome profile, and the top-win multiplier is an upper limit. None predicts what a short visit will return.
Compare all three figures by their labels. A maximum win is not an average; RTP is not a session guarantee; volatility is not a feature timer. Verify the game’s own information panel if it displays another configuration, and decide on a session boundary without trying to reach a stated maximum.
A clear round example is to identify the pendant scatters before reading the ordinary line result. If three or more appear, the listed rule starts ten free spins. During the feature, watch for the expander and read its explanation on screen; then compare any resulting symbols to the same version’s paytable.
The sequence is concrete but conditional: the page states the trigger and the number of spins, while the actual symbols on a round are not predetermined. This is why the example explains what to check rather than assigning a result, return or bonus value.