Avalon The Lost Kingdom Slot Review
Avalon The Lost Kingdom is a 5×3 BGaming slot with 20 paylines, free spins, random multipliers, and a Fateful Wild pick. It suits players who want a medieval fantasy theme with a bonus round that can change pace quickly.
This review looks at the base-game rhythm, the chosen Wild in free spins, and how the payout profile compares with other kingdom-style slots.
Avalon The Lost Kingdom key information
| provider | BGaming |
| release date | 01 March 2020 |
| RTP | 95% |
| volatility | Medium |
| max win | x800 |
| reels | 5×3 |
| paylines/ways | 20 paylines |
| min/max bet | 0.2 / 50 |
| theme | Medieval fantasy |
| bonus buy | Not specified |
The manager dataset and several slot databases list 95% RTP, medium volatility, 01 March 2020, and x800 max win, while the current BGaming page lists 94.56% RTP, high volatility, 27 February 2020, and a much higher top win. Values may vary by version or source set.
How Avalon The Lost Kingdom works
The game uses a classic 5×3 layout with 20 paylines, so the base game stays easy to read and does not overload the screen with side systems. Three or more scatters trigger free spins, which is where most of the slot’s identity starts to show.
Before free spins begin, you choose one of three characters as the Fateful Wild for that bonus round. Random multipliers and the Excalibur feature then add extra movement to the bonus, so the game feels more feature-led than base-game led when results start to build.
Main features
- 3, 4, or 5 scatters trigger free spins, with retriggers keeping the bonus open longer.
- Before free spins start, you pick a Fateful Wild character that shapes bonus hits.
- Random multipliers from 2x to 7x raise the value of winning bonus-round spins.
- The Excalibur feature can add extra wilds in free spins and lift single-round value.
Who will enjoy this slot
- Players who like medieval fantasy slots with a clear bonus flow and simple payline math.
- Fans of free-spin rounds where one picked symbol shapes the tone of the feature.
- Casual slot players who want a familiar 5×3 layout instead of ways or clusters.
- Anyone comparing older BGaming titles with kingdom themes and lighter reel noise.
Even with a medium profile in the manager dataset, Avalon The Lost Kingdom can feel uneven because the better value sits in free spins. Sessions that miss the bonus can feel flatter than the theme suggests.
Bonus structure and payout profile
The payout profile leans on the free spins round instead of asking the base game to do all the work. A good bonus depends on three things lining up at once: the chosen Fateful Wild, the random multiplier on winning spins, and whether Excalibur adds more wild coverage at the right moment.
That makes the game readable, but it also keeps the better outcomes concentrated in one feature cycle. The base game can still land regular payline wins, yet the slot mostly asks players to wait for a bonus sequence where collection, substitution, and multiplier timing finally connect.
Avalon The Lost Kingdom compared with similar slots
| slot | provider | why compare | main difference |
| Take The Kingdom | Betsoft | Both use a kingdom setting and put most of their value inside feature-led spins. | Take The Kingdom is busier, with more layered symbols and a denser bonus structure. |
| Bold Squire | Betixon | Both fit players who want a medieval story wrapped around a clear slot framework. | Bold Squire plays more like a standard reel adventure, while Avalon leans harder on free spins. |
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FAQ
It is a payline slot with 20 fixed paylines on a 5×3 layout.
You choose one of three characters to act as the Fateful Wild during that bonus round.
Because published figures for RTP, volatility, release date, and max win differ across available sources.
It is more bonus-led, because the better swings depend on free spins, multipliers, and added wilds working together.
No confirmed bonus buy option was verified in the source set used for this review.






