About Bali Vacation
Bali Vacation is PG Soft's Infinity Reels title, released on 29 April 2021 according to the date SlotCatalog records. GMBLRS gives 11 April of the same year; we keep the former without being able to settle the point.
The grid opens at 3 reels across 4 rows. There are no paylines at all: a combination reads from the leftmost reel, and the moment it completes, an extra reel is added on the right. If that new reel extends the combination, another is added, and so on with no published ceiling. This is what the format's name describes — the grid has no fixed width, only a width it reached.
The converter between chain length and money is an additive multiplier. It starts at 1x and gains +1 for every reel added. A sequence that stops at five reels therefore pays 3x; a sequence that reaches eight reels pays 6x. It is linear, and that is exactly what caps the game: reaching a three-digit multiplier would take roughly a hundred consecutive reels. Compare that with a multiplier that doubles each step, where ten steps clear 1,000x.
The No Poker feature fires at random during base play: every card royal — the lowest-paying symbols on the grid — is removed for the current round. Mechanically this concentrates the draw on premium symbols and raises the odds a chain starts at all. The problem is that it cannot be triggered on demand and cannot be anticipated.
Three scatters open 8 free spins, with each additional scatter adding 2 more. During this phase the card royals are removed not for one spin but for the whole feature, and the progressive multiplier does not reset between Infinity sequences — a point GMBLRS records that the official page does not spell out. That non-reset is what gives the bonus its value: in base play, every spin starts again from 1x.
The official RTP is 96.71%. On £100 or €100 staked, the house theoretically keeps €3.29 across a very large number of spins. In our sweep of PG Soft's published figures, RTPs run from 96.68% (Majestic Treasures) to 96.95% (Bikini Paradise, Candy Burst): Bali Vacation lands in the lower half.
Stakes run from €0.20 to €200 a spin, a wide band even for PG Soft, whose titles usually stop at €100. The maximum win, though, is a genuine information problem. PG Soft shows 100,000x on its official page. SlotCatalog and DemoSlot list 3,560x. At €0.20 that works out to €20,000 and €712 respectively; at €200, to €20 million and €712,000. The first figure has no practical meaning: no operator pays out €20 million on a single spin, and all of them apply a far lower payout cap. PG Soft's 100,000x should therefore be read as an engine limit, not as a result any public record documents.
PG Soft rates this title's session volatility at 3, the highest value we found anywhere in its catalogue; SlotCatalog calls it high. The two agree. No source we consulted — official page, SlotCatalog, DemoSlot, Respinix — documents a bonus buy on this game, so we advertise none. Within the studio's catalogue, Bali Vacation sits alongside Jack Frost's Winter, Buffalo Win and Bikini Paradise.
