About Vault of Anubis
Vault of Anubis drops paylines for a grid of 7 reels and 6 rows, 42 positions in total, and a cluster system. SlotCatalog spells out the rule: you need at least five identical symbols connected, by blocks or along their edges, to form a win. Five out of 42 is a low threshold, and it explains the game's high hit frequency.
Every paid cluster disappears and new symbols drop in from the top. A spin is therefore not an event but a chain: as long as the refill forms a new cluster, the sequence continues. That chain length is what decides what the spin is worth.
Two mechanics operate in the base game. Super Symbols are premium symbols that land as 2x2 or 3x3 blocks; a 3x3 block occupies nine of the 42 positions and on its own satisfies the five-symbol cluster requirement. Red Tiger notes that several Super Symbols can appear simultaneously. Generous Gods are the two statues flanking the grid: they come alive at random and add several wilds to the board.
The heart of the game is Vault Spins. Four Vault symbols, landed on a single screen or accumulated across cascades according to SlotCatalog, open 10 free spins. During that phase a win multiplier climbs by +1 with every winning screen, with no published cap. Red Tiger also states that Bonus Spins symbols can add up to 8 extra spins.
One point deserves flagging rather than being quietly settled: Red Tiger writes that the multiplier increases on each winning screen of the feature, which suggests it carries from spin to spin. VegasSlotsOnline writes the opposite, that it resets at the end of each cascade sequence. The two versions describe very different games: in the first, ten spins are enough to stack a double-digit multiplier; in the second, every spin starts from scratch. We will not settle it on their behalf.
The official RTP is 95.74%, confirmed by VegasSlotsOnline. Per £100 staked, the house theoretically keeps £4.26. SlotCatalog lists 94.7%, or £5.30 — a gap of £1.04 per £100 wagered, or £104 across £10,000 of cumulative stakes. Volatility is rated high by SlotCatalog and medium by VegasSlotsOnline; with a 36% hit frequency, the medium reading is defensible.
That 36% hit frequency published by Red Tiger is the highest of the three studio titles for which we could verify the figure: 20.27% on Lucky Halloween, 21.64% on Persian Fortune, 36% here. Roughly one spin in 2.8 returns something. In practice that means plenty of partial returns and few extended dry runs — but also that those returns are, on average, small.
Stakes run from £0.10 to £50 according to Red Tiger. SlotCatalog reports £0.20 to £10 and VegasSlotsOnline £0.10 to £20: three different ceilings for one game. The maximum win of 5,469x is worth £546.90 at £0.10, £5,469 at £1 and £273,450 at £50. Within the Red Tiger catalogue listed at BetsRank, that ceiling sits just below Mega Pyramid (5,482x) and Mayan Gods (6,013x), far behind Gonzo's Quest Megaways (21,000x).
There is no bonus buy: VegasSlotsOnline and SlotsTemple both say so. Red Tiger's own product page nonetheless carries a "Bonus Buy" label; with no price published anywhere, we record the absence of a buy option. Release dates diverge as well: 26 March 2020 at Red Tiger, 20 February 2020 at SlotCatalog, 2 March 2020 at VegasSlotsOnline.
