White Rabbit Slot

Even though White Rabbit is yet another slot themed after Alice in Wonderland, we are positive that the latest Big Time Gaming product is destined for success. With the unique MegaWays system, innovative Extending Reels, and up to 248,832 possible winning combinations in a single spin, all combined with plenty of exciting special features, there is no doubt that an army of fans will follow the rabbit down the whole looking for treasures. Everything is nicely packed up in a visually impressive game, but the soundtrack could use a bit of improvement. All in all, the 2017 release is definitely worth the try. Release year:2017 Available on:Desktop, Mobile ...

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Big Time Gaming doesn't exactly churn out a large amount of games. Instead, their productions are usually carefully designed, innovative and unique. With its latest release White Rabbit, the Australian developer continues on the same successful path. ...

With Extending Reels in the feature each reel can have up to 12 symbols per reel, this can achieve up to a massive 248,832 ways to win.

The game has a few base game features which are the following:

Feature Drop
- Feature Drop allows you to buy the Free Game feature at any time for x100 your stake.

Bonus Wilds
- Caterpillar adds up to 4 Bonus Wild symbols to the reels randomly during the base game. The Bonus Wild symbol multiply all involved combinations by x2 or x3 and substitute for all other symbols except the Scatter and Feature Drop symbols.

The free spins feature is triggered when 3 or more white rabbit's lands on reel 2, 3 and 4 and award 15 free spins. Free Spins start with between 5 and 7 symbols per reel. Extending Reels feature allow the reels to grow and more symbols are added increasing the win ways. The Cupcake symbol triggers the extending reels feature. Every time the Cupcake lands, the Cupcake symbol is replaced by 2 new symbols and the number of symbols in that reel increases by 1. The reels can extend up to maximum 12 symbols per reel. When a reel reaches the maximum of 12 symbols, the feature is re-triggered. Between 3 and 12 additional Free Spins are awarded and the feature can be re-triggered up to 5 times.

I have played this game and bought the free spins feature a couple of times but never won really big. Maybe x250 was my best and x80 – 120 my stake is on average. Triggering the bonus feature can take long as well during normal base game spins. However, I won x500 my stake during base game with the bonus wilds feature.

it has the gargantuan potential that comes with this specific layout.

However, most of the time the player won't witness this, since he (or she) is stuck in a quite money-sucking base game, where wins are mostly diminutive. Yes, you guessed it: The lion's share of the RTP is allocated to the bonus, which is by the way pretty hard to get by normal means. It requires three rabbit scatters on reels 2, 3 & 4 for the initial 15 spins to trigger.

For the impatient player, BTG did thus introduce the "Feature Drop" with this slot: For 100x your betsize, you can simply buy the bonus. "White Rabbit" was the first BTG slot to feature this possibility - but certainly not the last, mind you!

BTG has received much well deserved (?) criticism for the "Feature Drop" of especially "Extra Chilli", where the player can lose every last of his spins on what is now commonly coined "The Devil Wheel". No so here. You always get your initial 15 spins on "White Rabbit".

The question remains: Is the bonus worth the buy? Well, for me it has been working out fine, but I know a lot of players, who have not been so fortunate. "White Rabbit" has the potential to make you very rich, but it might as well send you to the cleaner's. Fact is, the feature win is <100x 4 out of 5 times roughly. So proceed with utter care...

e game has 5 reels and there's a bonus round- 15 free spins. The game also has a base game feature but it's not really anything amazing- before any spin the snail can add wild symbols to the reels for the most part it's two wilds and one of them has a multiplier. The reason why I'm not too thrilled about this is just because in my experience it has never resulted with any type of big win.

If I'm being honest, I don't really find the base game appealing and in order to trigger free spins you need to get rabbit scatter symbols on reels 2, 3 and 4. Or..you could just purchase the feature. This is one of the games that I don't really play the base game much rather than purchase the bonus right away or try to get a few BTG coins on reels to decrease the price. I only don't like to purchase the feature because it's quite pricey- if Extra Chilli has 50x bet price for the feature then White Rabbit requires you to pay 100x bet to trigger the bonus. Also, one thing I've noticed and find a bit strange is that technically I've seen other people playing it with even 0.10$ bets while I've only been able to play it with 0.20$ at the casinos I play.

Regardless, I like the fact that you can't gamble this bonus which is not something we see often nowadays.When you trigger free spins, they have no multiplier yet every time you get the free spins, they will start with a different megaways amount. And every time you get a cake symbol, the reel will expand and megaways will increase- if you get to level 12, feature is retriggered for additional spins. To this day, I've managed to retrigger the feature only once- last year I managed to retrigger 2 reels and ended up with a 300x bet win.In my opinion, getting a retrigger is pretty much the only way to get a really solid win, as for the most part I get 50x-70x bet wins.

Overall I do like White Rabbit, I think it's one of the oldies and I like the simplicity of it- I also think there's good winning potential. However, I'd recommend to be quite careful if you purchase feature as it costs a lot.