Book of Dead is a slot from Play'n GO with a 5x3 grid and 10 paylines. This page explains how to find it at Kong Casino, how to start it, what its features mean in practice and who the game suits.
How to find and start Book of Dead
Find Book of Dead among the slots at Kong Casino, or browse the slots section and look for it there. Open the game from its page and wait for it to load before you do anything else.
Before the reels start, you choose a stake for each spin. The total cost of a spin depends on the bet you pick and the number of paylines, which is 10 here, so check the amount shown before you press spin.
Every online slot in the UK has a maximum stake per spin within the UK stake limit, and that limit is lower for players aged under 25. Set a stake you are comfortable with and keep to it, rather than moving up to a higher one because a session feels slow.
Read the paytable and the game rules before you play. They show the symbol values, how the free spins are triggered and how the special symbol behaves, which is more useful than any general tip. If you play on a phone, check the mobile version of the site first.
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How the features play out
The game's RTP is 96.21%. That is a long-run average across all players and many spins, not what a single session returns. Over a short session you may see long dry spells or several wins in a row, and neither reflects the RTP.
The maximum win is 5,000x of the stake, which is the most a single round can pay. Reaching it is rare, so it is a ceiling to know about rather than a figure to plan around.
The free spins round is triggered by scatter symbols, and the exact counts are listed in the features above, so you can check them there. Within that round, the special expanding symbol can change what a single spin looks like, which is why the round feels different from the base game. Its exact behaviour is set out in the game's rules.
Each spin is still a random result. Nothing you do in the round changes how the symbols land.
Who Book of Dead suits
The volatility is very high, so wins tend to be less frequent and can be larger when they come. Players who prefer frequent small wins will likely find long stretches without a win.
The game suits people who understand high volatility, accept long gaps between wins and want the chance of a large top prize. It is a poor choice if you want steady returns, or if you are playing to recover earlier losses. Results are random, and no approach changes the outcome.
