Golden Haul Infinity Reels Slot Review, Demo Play, Payout, Free Spins & Bonuses

Golden Haul Infinity Reels Review

We were certainly impressed by Bad Dingo’s debut slot, Jaguar Super Ways, as it’s not too often a brand new developer comes up with such a revolutionary mechanic in their very first game. The fact that the Yggdrasil YGS Master decided to resort to ReelPlay’s licenced engine in their second release is therefore a bit disappointing. However, Golden Haul Infinity Reels admittedly looks kind of refreshing at first glance.

The cartoonish mining theme is decent, but everything falls apart once you take a closer look under the hood. The math model is way below par compared to their first game, or anything, really. It’s hard to understand why they would offer such a lousy 1,542x potential, combined with below-average theoretical returns, if they plan to compete in the Infinity Reels genre. Perhaps a dingo ate their good sense, and you’re really better off testing their highly innovative debut release.

Golden Haul Infinity Reels Slot - Reels Screen

Golden Haul Infinity Reels Features

The Infinity Reels mechanic is what everything revolves around, of course, and a new reel is added on the uttermost right if the rightmost reel is part of a winning combo. This process repeats as long as you keep improving your winning combo, and wild symbols are there to prolong your winning streak by stepping in for all regular pay symbols.

The reel-adding winning streak also continues if the added reel contains at least 1 scatter symbol, and each new reel increases the multiplier by +1 - ad infinitum.

When you land a non-scatter reel that doesn’t improve your winning combo, everything resets as your total multiplier win is summed up.

In addition to the regular wild symbols, you also have the Infinity Wild that can appear only as reels are added to the default 3x4 grid. The prospector is chilling in a mining cart filled with lit dynamite on this symbol, and it adds up to 7 extra reels to the grid. Regular wilds are left in its wake, and you can land more than one Infinity Wild per reel-adding sequence.

You need at least 5 scatters in the same spin sequence to trigger the Bonus Round. The scatters can land anywhere, and don’t need to be adjacent to trigger the feature. Scatters pay the same as the highest value symbol, and you are awarded 15 free spins once the initial scatter win has been summed up.

The bonus round plays out exactly like the base game.

The 200 Spins Golden Haul Infinity Reels Experience

The infinity reels concept sounds a lot cooler than it actually is. The problem, as we’ve touched upon in numerous reviews, is the lack of closure. It’s just not very satisfying to always start over again, just like an endless sequence of “false starts” in an Olympic 200-metre dash would be painful to watch. Anyway, you can check out the highlights from our test session below.

Review Summary

It’s a bit surprising that Bad Dingo, who came up with a brand new Super Ways mechanic in their debut release, would suddenly “step things down” with a licenced engine in their second game. Talk about doing things in reverse order, but okay. Where Jaguar Super Ways was fresh, innovative and came with a solid potential and overall stats, the same can hardly be said about Golden Haul Infinity Reels.

If the infinity engine hasn’t had a real breakthrough until now, a below average RTP of 95.1 %, combined with a measly 1,542x potential, is probably not gonna cut it. The mining theme is nicely done though, and we like the big symbols and the somewhat innovative Infinity Wild feature. However, this hardly compensates for the weak math model, and the overall lack of satisfaction this engine offers.

Pros

• Infinity Reels mechanic
• +1 multiplier per added reel
• Infinity Wild adds up to +7 reels
• Bonus round w/ 15 free spins

Cons

• RTP of 95.1 % is well below average
• Unusually weak 1,542x potential

If you enjoy Golden Haul Infinity Reels you should also try:

Jaguar Super Ways - is Bad Dingo’s impressive debut, and reels can expand in any direction.

This can carve out a 9x9 grid from the default 5x3 setup, with up to 387,420,489 win ways. You can win up to 22,457x your stake in the bonus round.

Martian Miner Infinity Reels - is a somewhat unusal take on the engine from BB Games, and you’ll drill downwards to add more reels here. The bonus round comes with 3 unique modifiers, and you can also be teleported to random depths where higher value symbols abund.

Fire in the Hole xBomb - is an extremely volatile and popular mining slot from NoLimit City, and the xBomb wild blows up symbols and increases the multiplier. The big highlight is the Hold & Respin bonus round that comes with 6 modifiers, as well as a 60,000x potential.

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