Gluttony Slot Review

Twenty-five seats at the table

The board has five reels of five rows, and wins count as ways from the left. The studio page puts the full count at 3,125 ways. Hit frequency is 25.27%, so about one spin in four returns something.

Two mechanics change what a win is worth rather than whether it happens.

The bell menu

Bell Scatters come in silver and gold, and the mix of three decides the round. Three Silver Bells serve 8 Order Up! spins. One Golden and two Silver give 10 Double Up! spins that start with a x2 multiplier. Two Golden and one Silver give 12 Quadruple Up! spins starting at x4. Three Golden Bells go straight to FEDCON 1 with 6 spins.

Golden Bells landing during a round keep upgrading it: each adds 2 spins and doubles the multiplier, and once the round has reached x4, another Golden Bell moves it into FEDCON 1 with 6 more spins. Order Up! offers no other retrigger, so the gold upgrades are how a modest round grows.

FEDCON 1: eating through the levels

This top round changes how wins are counted. The Fat Bastard character takes the centre of the board and wins come through him. He levels up as winnings accumulate, reaching levels 2 to 5 at thresholds the rules give as 20, 30, 40 and 50 weighted wins. Each level adds 2 spins, raises his multiplier by 1 and triggers a respin.

A Golden Bell on the outer ring doubles the outer area, while XZ-Sauce and Wild Pots follow their inner-board rules here. The design rewards long rounds: the more levels gained, the more spins and the higher the multiplier for whatever comes next.

Bill for the meal

The single listed RTP is 96.09%, a house edge of 3.91%. Over a long run that comes to about $39.10 on every $1,000 bet. A 100-spin session averages $0.78 at $0.20, $3.91 at $1 and $19.55 at $5.

Our catalogue gives the volatility as High, while the studio page rates it Extreme. The 32,000x cap, named Heart Attack, equals $6,400 at a $0.20 stake and $160,000 at $5. The Nolimit Bonus Buy prices the features between 100x and 1,000x the bet; the pack gives no figure for each round. The studio page also mentions an xBet option placing a Scatter on reel 2, which the rules in our source do not list.

No sequels are listed. Evil Goblins xBomb lists 96.14% with a 31,969x cap, and True Grit Redemption 2 lists 96.07% with 34,000x, both rated High.

Who should pull up a chair

Gluttony fits players who like a bonus with visible progress: the bell colours tell you at once how strong a round starts, and the FEDCON levels show how far a feast has gone. The base game pays roughly one spin in four, which softens the wait slightly. Players who dislike crude humour or who want short, simple sessions are better served elsewhere, and anyone tempted by the Bonus Buy should price it against their whole budget first.