Kings Crown

Published Feb 16, 2026 Updated Feb 16, 2026

Game Provider

Amatic

Release date

2017-09-29

Type

Slots

RTP

96%

Volatility

Medium volatility

Max Win

x1250

Min Bet

1.0

Max Bet

500.0

Reels

Paylines

Bonus features

Gambling, RTP range, Wilds, Symbol substitution feature, Stacked wilds

Kings Crown Slot Review

Kings Crown is an Amatic classic fruit slot on a 5×3 grid with 10 fixed paylines. It features Wild substitutions, stacked Wilds, and an optional gamble feature. RTP is commonly listed at 96%.

Kings Crown mixes the familiar fruit-slot formula with a royal twist—quick spins, simple rules, and the chance to push winnings higher using stacked Wilds or the optional double-or-nothing gamble.

Key facts at a glance

Provider	Amatic
Release date	September 29, 2017
Game type	Video slot
RTP	96%
Volatility	Medium
Max win	1,250× bet
Reels / rows	5 / 3
Paylines	10 (fixed)
Bet range	€1 – €500
Main features	Wilds, Stacked Wilds, Gamble feature, RTP versions may vary
Theme	Classic fruits with a royal crown style
Bonus buy	No

RTP versions

Amatic slots are often released in multiple RTP configurations. The most reliable way to confirm your exact RTP is to check the in-game Help/Paytable on the casino you’re playing at.

What kind of slot is Kings Crown?

Kings Crown follows the classic fruit-slot template: fixed paylines, familiar symbols (fruits, bells, and simple premium icons),
and a fast base game that doesn’t require learning a long bonus flow. The “royal” touch is mostly visual—expect straightforward gameplay rather than a feature-heavy modern slot.

If you enjoy traditional formats, you can also browse more retro-style titles in our slots section or explore other releases from Amatic.

How Kings Crown plays

Set your bet (within the displayed range) and spin a 5×3 grid.
Wins are paid on 10 fixed paylines, typically evaluated left-to-right.
Wilds substitute for regular symbols to complete line wins.
Stacked Wilds can cover multiple positions on a reel, improving your odds of connecting paylines.
After a win, you may be offered a gamble option to try to double it (optional).

Wilds and stacked Wilds

The Wild symbol acts as a substitute, helping you complete paylines when you’re one symbol short. When the Wild appears stacked,
it can occupy multiple cells on a reel, which matters because a single spin can score on several paylines at once.

Gamble feature (double-or-nothing)

The gamble option is a separate choice after a winning spin. If you use it, you’re typically risking your current win for a chance to increase it—often by predicting an outcome like card color/suit or a similar simple pick.

Gamble feature reminder

The gamble option can increase variance quickly because you’re risking a secured win. If you prefer steadier sessions, it’s usually better to take the win and continue spinning.

Payout profile and practical tips

With medium volatility and a classic structure, the slot’s rhythm typically comes from frequent smaller line hits with occasional stronger spikes when stacked Wilds help connect several paylines at once.
The gamble feature can amplify swings further, so your session feel may change depending on how often you use it.

Start low, then scale: begin at a comfortable stake and increase only if the pace fits your budget.
Don’t chase with gamble: treat the double feature as optional “spice,” not a recovery tool.
Check the paytable: confirm Wild/Scatter behavior (if present in your version) and RTP inside the game.

Responsible play

Use deposit limits, session timers, and loss limits when available. If slots stop being fun, take a break and come back later.
Learn more in our Responsible Gambling guide.

Two similar classic slots to compare

Slot	Why it’s similar	What changes
Other Amatic fruit slots	Classic symbols and fast base-game focus	Paylines, Wild behavior, and max win vary by title
Traditional 5×3 retro slots	Simple rules and fixed-line structure	Different math models can change hit rate and volatility

How we evaluate slots

Math transparency: RTP versions, volatility, max win, and limits
Feature value: whether mechanics meaningfully change outcomes
Player fit: who benefits from the pace and complexity
Usability: clarity of rules, mobile comfort, and readability

Details about scoring are explained in our Review & Rating Methodology.

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FAQ

Does Kings Crown have free spins?

Kings Crown is built as a classic payline slot where most of the action happens in the base game. Some casino versions may show different rule sets, so check the in-game Help/Paytable for your exact features.

What do stacked Wilds do?

A stacked Wild can fill multiple positions on a reel, which makes it easier to connect winning paylines and can boost total payout when several lines hit on the same spin.

How does the gamble feature work?

After a win, you can optionally risk it for a chance to increase it (commonly by making a simple prediction such as card color/suit). If you lose, the won amount is typically forfeited.

Is the RTP always 96%?

Not necessarily. Amatic titles can be configured in different RTP versions depending on the casino. Verify the RTP shown in the game’s information panel for the version you’re playing.

What’s the best way to size your bet?

A practical approach is to start at a low stake, watch how often line hits land, and only increase if it stays within your session budget. Avoid raising bets to “recover” losses.