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Divine Fortune

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By NetEnt · Greek mythology

NetEnt's Greek mythology slot with three jackpot tiers above a 20-payline grid, falling wilds that respin, and a collection bonus that opens the jackpot round.

Game specs

RTP
96.59%

Provider-stated default — real casinos may run a different configured RTP.

Spec source: SlotCatalog — https://slotcatalog.com/en/slots/Divine-Fortune (96.59% is the figure the page's own review text quotes and its spec table lists; the queue sheet says 96.60%, and the page flags configurable RTP settings. Volatility is rated high on the page and medium on the sheet — its review text says medium to high. Release year 2017 per the page; the sheet says 2015) — max win 2,000x per the queue sheet.

Max win
2,000x

The ceiling on a single round, counted in stakes.

Provider
NetEnt
Type
slot
Theme
Greek mythology
Volatility
high
Grid
5-3
Reels
5
Paylines
20 paylines
Hit frequency
20.33%
Bet range
0.2 – 100
Released
2017

Features and mechanics

Mechanics

JackpotFree spins

Themes

GreeceAdventureAncient civilizationsBrightnessCoinsFantasyGodsGryphonLightningLionsMedusaMinotaurMonstersMythical, legendPegasusPinkRedWhite

Paytable

Symbol payouts as the studio states them, counted in stakes.

SymbolPays
Medusa3, 4, or 5 = 1x, 4x, or 30x
Nemean Lion3, 4, or 5 = 0.9x, 3x, or 20x
Minotaur3, 4, or 5 = 0.8x, 2.5x, or 15x
Phoenix3, 4, or 5 = 0.7x, 2x, or 10x
A3, 4, or 5 = 0.35x, 0.9x, or 4x
K3, 4, or 5 = 0.35x, 0.9x, or 4x
Q3, 4, or 5 = 0.3x, 0.75x, or 3x
J3, 4, or 5 = 0.3x, 0.75x, or 3x
Pegasus WildSubstitutes for any pay symbol
Gold Coin Bonus Symbol3+ triggers Jackpot Bonus Game
Free Spins Scatter3+ triggers Free Spins

About Divine Fortune

Divine Fortune is a NetEnt slot on five reels, three rows and twenty paylines, and it is one of the small number of games in this directory carrying a jackpot. Three tiers sit above the grid. Two of them are fixed amounts, and the third is pooled — fed by players across the casinos running the game, which is why it is the only one whose value moves while you watch. The distinction matters when comparing games: a fixed tier pays the same figure whenever it lands, while a pooled tier is worth whatever it has grown to and nothing about a single spin changes that. Beneath the jackpots the base game runs a falling-wilds mechanic. Any wild that lands, in the base game or in free spins, awards a respin and moves down one position, and this repeats until the wilds have walked off the bottom of the grid — so one wild is never one spin. There is a separate free spins round, and a collection feature that gathers symbols towards the jackpot round rather than paying directly. The page's own text rates the game medium to high volatility, which is the right expectation: longer quiet stretches against occasional larger results. The paytable, the jackpot rules and the collection requirements are set out in the game's own information panel.

Divine Fortune: common questions

What is the RTP of Divine Fortune?

The stated return for Divine Fortune is 96.59%. That is a long-run average measured over millions of spins, not a promise about the session you play.

What is the maximum win in Divine Fortune?

Wins in Divine Fortune are capped at 2,000x your stake. That is the ceiling of the game's maths rather than a typical outcome — reaching it is rare.

How volatile is Divine Fortune?

Divine Fortune is a high-volatility game: wins land less often and the gaps between them are wider, so a bankroll that survives long dry spells matters more here than it does elsewhere.

Can you buy the bonus in Divine Fortune?

No — Divine Fortune has no bonus buy. The bonus round can only be triggered in normal play.

What are the minimum and maximum bets in Divine Fortune?

Stakes in Divine Fortune run from 0.2 to 100 per round, in whatever currency your casino uses. Individual casinos can narrow that range.

Terms used on this page

Plain-language definitions, in case any of the above was jargon.

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