Book of Dead is a 5x3 video slot from Play'n GO with 10 paylines and a free spins round built around an expanding symbol. Anyone searching for mr vegas book of dead usually wants to know how it plays and whether it suits them. You can look for it among the slots at Mr Vegas, and the sections below explain the features and the figures shown in the table above.
Finding the slot and setting a stake
Look for the slot among the slots at Mr Vegas and check that the provider shown in the game is Play'n GO. Once it is open, use the stake controls to choose a bet within the UK stake limit for online slots. The bet range is in the table above, so you can see the lowest and highest stake before you spin.
Before the first spin, open the game's rules and paytable. They show what each symbol pays and what triggers the free spins, which is easier to read at the start than mid-round. Every spin is started by you, one at a time. If you play on a phone, our mobile guide covers it, and our slots page lists other titles you may want to compare.
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How the features play
The base game is a run of line wins across the 10 paylines of the 5x3 grid, and most spins return little or nothing. The slot changes pace when scatters land together and start the free spins. During that round a special symbol expands, which is where the larger results are concentrated and why the free spins matter more than the base game.
The slot is very high in volatility. In practice that means long stretches of small wins or none at all, broken up by rarer, bigger results. The listed RTP is 96.21%, a long-run average across all players and spins, and the maximum win is 5,000x the stake. Neither figure describes what one session will return, and a free spins round can finish with very little.
Who it suits
Book of Dead suits players who accept uneven results and are comfortable with quiet stretches in exchange for a feature with a high ceiling. If you prefer frequent small wins and a steadier balance, a lower-volatility slot is a closer match. Results are random, and no timing or pattern changes them.
