King of Gods is Paperclip Gaming’s Greek mythology slot on a six-reel, four-row board with 14 paylines, a 96.00% return and a top win of 25,000x the bet. It is not the same game as Skywind’s older five-reel King of Gods. Its wilds can stretch over a whole reel and carry multipliers as high as 100x, and lightning can strike again to add fresh wilds. Players who like high volatility and a bonus with three clear steps up will feel at home.
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Telling the two King of Gods slots apart
Two different games carry this name, and their figures are often mixed up online. Skywind’s older King of Gods is a five-reel game with nine lines, a 95.5% return and a top win of about 555x. The game on this page is Paperclip’s, and the demo above is that version.
For Paperclip’s game, the studio’s own page gives 96.00% and 25,000x, and the Stake Engine math published with the game (version 1) shows the same 96.00% in all eight of its bet modes. The top win is rare on a normal spin, about once in two million, so almost all of the return arrives through ordinary line wins and the bonus rounds.
Expanding wilds and chain lightning
Wins pay on 14 lines, from left to right, for three or more matching symbols starting on the first reel. The wild stands in for every symbol except the Bonus symbol, and it does something extra when it can finish a win:
- Expansion: the wild grows to cover its whole reel and reveals a multiplier between 2x and 100x.
- Adding up: when several expanded wilds sit on the same winning line, their multipliers are added together, so a 5x and a 20x pay that line at 25x.
- Chain lightning: after a wild expands, lightning can strike and drop a new wild on a random reel. The chain keeps going for as long as each new wild completes a win.
A wild that cannot complete a win stays a plain wild and does not expand.
Climbing the three bonus tiers
Bonus symbols open the free spins, and the number that lands decides which round you get. Every tier starts with 10 free spins, and every extra Bonus symbol caught inside the round is worth one more spin. Multipliers do not carry from one free spin to the next.
- King Bonus (three Bonus symbols): the entry round, with the base game’s wild features.
- God Super (four): every free spin lands at least one wild.
- Epic God Bonus (five): a wild on every spin, and every expanded wild is worth at least 10x.
Weighing the God Spins and bonus buys
Beyond the base spin, King of Gods sells seven extras. Each one keeps the 96.00% return; what changes is the price of a spin and what it hands you up front.
| Option | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Extra Chance | 3x the bet | Better odds of triggering a bonus |
| Super Chance | 6x the bet | Better odds again, leaning towards God Super and Epic God Bonus |
| King Bonus | 100x the bet | Buys the three-symbol round |
| God Spin | 300x the bet | One spin that always includes a wild |
| God Super | 300x the bet | Buys the round with a wild on every spin |
| Epic God Bonus | 500x the bet | Buys the top round, where every expanded wild is at least 10x |
| God Spin X | 1,000x the bet | One spin with at least three expanded wilds, each 10x or more |
Some reviews quote the God Spin at 30x and God Spin X at 100x; the published math prices them at 300x and 1,000x, so read the price in the buy menu before you press it.
The dearer options bring the top win much closer. One Epic God Bonus reaches 25,000x about once in 651 buys and one God Spin X about once in 301, against about once in two million base spins. On a £1 bet, though, that Epic God Bonus costs £500 every time, and each option still pays back 96.00% over the long run.
Playing King of Gods at Stake
Paperclip builds its slots for Stake only, so real-money play happens on Stake.com, with a sweepstakes version on Stake.us. Game listings give bets from 0.10 to 1,000 a spin and Stake’s own page 0.01 to 2,000. Our Stake page covers the operator in more detail. The demo above runs free with no account, which is the easiest way to watch a lightning chain build.
More from Paperclip Gaming
Knight Watch and Lazy Thief share the 96.00% return and the 25,000x ceiling, while Dragonspire Frostfall caps out at 20,000x and builds its wins around frozen wilds. For the same Olympian setting from another studio, Zeus vs Hades: Gods of War pits two gods against each other, and our Greek mythology slots list has the rest.
FAQ
The game on this page is Paperclip Gaming’s. Skywind also has an older, five-reel slot with the same name and very different figures.
96.00% in every bet mode, with wins capped at 25,000x the bet.
A wild that can complete a win fills its reel with a 2x to 100x multiplier. Several on one winning line add their multipliers together.
Yes. The King Bonus costs 100x the bet, God Super 300x and the Epic God Bonus 500x. There are also two special spins, the God Spin at 300x and God Spin X at 1,000x.
Keeping the thunder affordable
Pick a session budget before the first spin and walk away when it is gone. The buy options eat into it fast: a single God Spin X equals 1,000 base bets, and the bonus rounds can end with little to show.
King of Gods is meant for adults only, aged 18 and above. Anyone who wants to talk about their gambling can ring the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133. GamCare runs the line, and a call costs nothing, whatever the hour.
