Ali Babas Luck Megaways Slot Review, Demo Play, Payout, Free Spins & Bonuses

Ali Baba's Luck Megaways Review

We hardly had time to grow tired of the original game before Red Tiger decided to launch the Megaways version. Being fans of the first game, we really don’t mind having a more powerful engine to try our luck with. However, there are some “Red Tigerish” flaws in the math model here. First of all, you need to beware of customizable RTP ranges, as usual from this developer.

Another thing is the rather low max bet level of only £4 per spin. This will hardly please hardcore gamblers and high rollers. It also effectively puts a cap on the max payout that’s far lower than what’s on offer from most Megaways engine slots out there. The only other Megaways book slot, Legacy of Ra Megaways, offers 50,000x your stake in comparison, and you can still play with up to £100 per spin.

Both games offer the same amount of win ways however, and getting expanded symbols also in the base game is certainly a twist worthy of attention. It does change the appeal of the game somewhat, compared to the regular book slots. We like how this balances out everything, and it’s certainly refreshing to have an engaging base game instead of just grinding along to get to the bonus round.

Ali Baba's Luck Megaways Features

As in the original game, you will benefit from expanding symbols both in the base game and during the bonus round here. You will see a bar with all the symbols above the reels, and winning symbols are highlighted as “golden” on this bar.

Any instances of the golden symbols on the following spin will expand to cover the whole reel (if you land at least 3 on different reels). The expanded symbols don’t need to be adjacent to win, and landing more than one golden symbol means they take turns to expand with separate win calculations. The golden symbols last only for 1 spin in the base game.

The treasure chest scatter can land on any reel, and you need at least 3 anywhere to trigger the free spins bonus round.

The 200 Spins Ali Baba's Luck Megaways Experience

We really enjoyed the original version of this game, and we therefore very much looked forward to testing this Megaways version. We had a blast in our 200 spins test session, and you can check out all the highlights in the video below. We landed solid wins in the bonus round, and it starts around 0:49 into the video.

Review Summary

The Megaways version of Ali Baba's Luck brings nothing new to the table in terms of features. Fans of the original game can now try their luck on a steroid injected beast instead. Perhaps the Megaways label will help give Red Tiger’s revolutionary twist a mainstream boost. It’s only the second book type slot to get the Megaways treatment, after all.

Blueprint was first with their Legacy of Ra Megaways, which offers a higher potential. We like getting expanding symbols also in the base game, as this offers far more entertaining and balanced gameplay.

Pros

• Winning symbols expand on the next spin
• Bonus round where expanding symbols don’t reset
• High volatility and 20,336x max win potential

Cons

• Max bet is only £4
• Beware of customizable RTP ranges

If you love Ali Baba's Luck Megaways you should also try:

Ali Baba's Luck - is an obvious choice, as this is the original game. It’s pretty much the same game, but without the injection of growth hormones. You get expanding symbols in the base game, and these don’t reset in the bonus round. The volatility is high here too, and payouts hovering above 5,000x your stake is possible.

Legacy of Ra Megaways - was the very first book slot to be given the Megaways treatment. This is what happens when two dominating forces in the slot world collide, and massive wins up to 50,000x can be landed here. The bonus round with expanding symbols is in place, of course, and the max bet of £100 caters more to high rollers than the game at hand.

Fortunes of Alibaba - is a nice alternative if you enjoy the 1001 nights theme.

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