Bounty Raid 2 Slot Review

Bounty Raid 2 RTP, Details & Wager Limits

Bounty Raid 2 is played across a traditional layout of 5 reels, 4 rows and 20 fixed paylines. As such, wins are created in the regular way of landing 3 or more matching symbols on adjacent reels, from left to right, along a payline.

The slot can be played for as little as 10p, up to £40 per spin, and you can adjust your bet using the + and – buttons below the reels. Note that the standard bet is set at £2, so remember to change this if you want to play for less.

Outside of the UK, Bounty Raid 2 also has an Auto play Option, which can also be configured below the reels. You can set the game to spin between 20 and 100 times on your behalf, and you can utilise win and loss limits to protect your bankroll.

Bounty Raid 2 has an RTP rate of 95.68%, which is slightly lower than the industry average, but not unusual for Red Tiger Gaming slots. It also has a medium volatility and offers max wins of 2,372.3 x your stake. Bigger wins will be achieved via the Bandit scatters, which come with increasing multipliers.

Theme – wild west gunslinging

If you’ve played the original Bounty Raid slot before, then you’ll be familiar with the narrative of the game. The fierce red headed bounty hunter is in charge of locking up all the bandits in this Western town. Working in partnership with the Sheriff, she’s ruthless and reminiscent of a Quentin Tarantino character.

This is definitely a good looking slot, though it does share similarities with the likes of Dead or Alive 2 and hundreds of other Western themed releases. The reels hang against a dusty, wooden town and the soundtrack is full of twangy guitars.

On the reels, symbols include playing cards, cowboy boots, flasks and guns. The gold bullion bars are the highest paying symbols, rewarding you with 8 x your stake for a 5 of a kind combination.

Bounty Raid 2 doesn’t have any wild symbols, but it does come with 3 different scatter symbols. Continue reading to learn more about how each works.

Symbol	Payout/Info
Clubs	3, 4, or 5 = 0.2, 0.4 or 1 x stake
Diamond	3, 4, or 5 = 0.3, 0.6 or 1.5 x stake
Hearts	3, 4, or 5 = 0.4, 1 or 2 x stake
Spades	3, 4, or 5 = 0.6, 1.2 or 2.5 x stake
Boot	3, 4, or 5 = 0.8, 1.5 or 3 x stake
Flask	3, 4, or 5 = 1, 2 or 4 x stake
Gun	3, 4, or 5 = 1.2, 2.5 or 5 x stake
Skull	3, 4, or 5 = 1.5, 3 or 6 x stake
Gold Bars	3, 4, or 5 = 2, 4 or 8 x stake
Bounty Hunter	Appears stacked on reel 3, triggers Respins feature

Bounty Raid 2 mobile

With HTML5 technology, Bounty Raid 2 can be played at mobile casinos, or on PC, laptop and/or tablet devices. The traditional layout makes the slot easy to follow on smaller screens, and the graphics remain impressive whichever way you play.

Bounty Raid 2 Bonus Features

As mentioned earlier, Bounty Raid 2 boasts 3 scatter symbols and so, 3 bonus features too. This includes multipliers and respins. Let’s take a closer look.

Bandit Feature

On any spin, Bandit scatter symbols can land, displaying multiplier rewards displayed with monetary values. Multiple bandits may land on the same spin, and a bandit can remain sticky for up to 5 spins too.
When sticky, a bandit’s reward increases with every spin, by a random amount of either 10%, 20%, 30%, 40% or 50% of its initial value.

When bandits land on adjacent reels, the bandit with the highest bounty transfers it to all the other adjacent bandits, if either a Sheriff or a Bounty Hunter also appears. The bounty is also transferred to all other adjacent bandits if any of these bandits receive an increase in their bounty and they will then remain locked for at least one more spin.

After locked bandits receive higher bounty rewards from another bandit, their bounty will increase by the same percentages, but of the new initial value of the bandit that transferred the reward. There are 5 bounty symbols:

Bandit	Prize
Bandit 1	Holds initial prize of between 1 and 3 x stake
Bandit 2	Holds initial prize of between 4 and 10 x stake
Bandit 3	Holds initial prize of between 11 and 15 x stake
Bandit 4	Holds initial prize of between 16 and 20 x stake
Bandit 5	Holds initial prize of between 21 and 25 x stake

Sheriff Feature

Put simply the Sheriff symbol is your way of collecting all those bandit bounties! The sheriff scatter can appear on, any reel except the middle reel, and only 1 Sheriff can appear at any time.

When it lands, the sheriff immediately awards the combined prize of all Bandits present on the reels and unlocks any locked Bandits. The Sheriff and the Bounty Hunter cannot land in the same spin.

Bounty Hunter Feature

The Bounty Hunter symbol is a stacked scatter, that appears only on the middle reel in full view. When it appears it locks all bandits on the reels, and rewards you with 3 respins.

The respins play out as a Hold & Respin round, where only bandits appear on the reels. If new bandit symbols appear, the respin count resets to 3. The Bounty Hunter may also randomly shoot her gun to reset the respin count too.

The bonus round ends when no new Bandits land for a duration of 3 respins, or if the Bounty Hunter doesn’t choose to reset the count either. At the end of the bonus round, the combined prize of all Bandits is awarded.

Bounty Raid 2 Review Summary – great looking, but slow

Anyone with eyes can see that the Bounty Raid 2 slot is a great looking release. The graphics are well crafted with detailed symbols and a nice storyline too. However, there’s nothing too exciting going on.

Compared to the original Bounty Raid slot, the Bounty Hunter bonus round is more or less the same, as are the Sheriff and Bandit scatter features. The good news is that the winning potential has been increased, with bandits offering up to 500 x your bet.

The max win is also much higher. Bounty Raid 2 tops out at 2,372.3 x your stake per spin, compared to max wins of 1,022 x your stake in the original. This is an improvement, but it’s not a huge amount when compared to other new slots.

Overall, the Bounty Raid 2 slot might appeal to players enjoy Western themed titles, but are fed up with them all carrying extremely high volatilities. If you’re looking for a casual game that still packs a punch graphically, then give it a spin.