What separates Treasures of Aztec from the rest of the PG Soft catalogue is a multiplier whose climb is double the speed during free spins compared with outside them.
Ahead of the first spin, here are the figures that count.
Treasures of Aztec and what its RTP and volatility add up to
Averaged over millions of spins, the published RTP of 96.71% is a long-run figure, not what an evening delivers.
Sourced from PG Soft’s own published game data, which its game page leaves off the display.
Not quoted. In PG Soft’s own data field the maximum exposure reads 100,000x, whereas independent simulation of the game’s mathematics gives a practical maximum around 9,071x. One figure being wrong is not necessarily the explanation, as the two may measure different things, a certified ceiling versus a modelled outcome; still, they sit an order of magnitude apart, and choosing either one would misrepresent the other.
As PG Soft puts it, the game is medium volatility, which speaks to the shape of results, not their size.
What the maximum win figure actually means
Treasures of Aztec has no maximum win published by PG Soft, so there is no figure to quote here.
When you read the ceiling, keep the volatility beside it instead of treating it as a lone number. Taken as a pair, the two give the shape of the game, while each one alone means next to nothing.
How the feature round works in Treasures of Aztec
Ordinary play marks the base game, while the feature round is something else entirely.
Wins cascade across a 6x5 grid that is evaluated as up to 32,400 ways, and a progressive multiplier goes up by one per base-game cascade and by two per cascade in free spins. The free-spins round matters purely because of that doubled rate: the same chain of cascades is worth about twice as much inside it. Chains get long enough for the rate to matter only because mystery symbols upgrade into wilds.
This page quotes no maximum win multiplier, given that the studio has not published one. Check the in-game rules screen.
Playing Treasures of Aztec in the lobby you use
PG Soft makes Treasures of Aztec, a 6-reel slot with ways to win. Here is how to get into it:
Sign in to the casino account you already hold and open its game lobby.
To find Treasures of Aztec, search for its name or filter the lobby by PG Soft.
Go to the game’s info screen and look over its stake range and paytable.
Before you play, set a session budget, and begin at a low stake while the feature round is new to you.
FAQ
How do I find Treasures of Aztec in a casino lobby?
Sign in, open the game lobby of the casino you play at and search for Treasures of Aztec by name. Run the search to see today's choices, and keep the stake low until the feature round makes sense to you.
What is Treasures of Aztec?
Treasures of Aztec is a PG Soft 6-reel ways-to-win slot built around a multiplier whose climb is double the speed during free spins compared with outside them. Wins cascade across a 6x5 grid that is evaluated as up to 32,400 ways, and a progressive multiplier goes up by one per base-game cascade and by two per cascade in free spins. The free-spins round matters purely because of that doubled rate: the same chain of cascades is worth about twice as much inside it. Chains get long enough for the rate to matter only because mystery symbols upgrade into wilds.
What is the top prize in Treasures of Aztec?
None is quoted here, because no maximum win is published for Treasures of Aztec.
Treasures of Aztec carries which RTP?
Where this title is concerned, PG Soft's published figure is 96.71%. Not a rate that applies to a single session, that is a long-run theoretical average.
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