Divine Fortune is a NetEnt jackpot slot inspired by Greek mythology. It runs on five reels with 20 paylines and combines falling wild respins and free spins with a hold-and-win style jackpot bonus that can award three jackpots, including a progressive Mega jackpot. It suits players who want a chance at a jackpot without going into very high volatility. The rules are simple to learn.
How does Divine Fortune work?
You play on a 5x3 grid with 20 fixed paylines. A Pegasus wild substitutes for regular symbols, and coin symbols lead into the jackpot bonus.
Bets range from about 0.20 to 100 per spin.
Low symbols are card royals, while mythological creatures such as the minotaur, medusa and the satyr pay more. Wins in the base game are moderate, and the features add regular activity.
The game uses standard spinning reels with a classic Greek temple backdrop.
What are the Divine Fortune bonus features?
Falling Wild Re-Spins trigger when a wild lands; it moves down one row each respin until it leaves the reels. Wild on Wild turns a whole reel wild when a wild lands on a reel that already holds one.
Three, four or five scatters award 5, 8 or 12 free spins, during which falling wilds also expand.
Three or more coin symbols start the Jackpot Bonus Game. Coins stick and each new coin resets the respins. Filling enough positions can award Minor (20x), Major (100x) or the progressive Mega jackpot.
The jackpot bonus is where the game is most distinctive, because each new coin resets the number of respins. A round that starts slowly can still build into a large prize if coins keep landing.
Is Divine Fortune worth playing? RTP and volatility explained
The top RTP is about 96.59%, and the game includes lower settings. Some sources list 95.59%, so check the game info. Part of the return goes towards the progressive jackpot, so base game wins are a little leaner.
Volatility is usually described as medium, though some sources call it medium to high. The fixed max win varies between sources, so the progressive jackpot is the main draw.
An RTP of 96.59% is a long-run average over millions of spins: in theory the game keeps about 3.41 of every 100 units wagered. It does not predict a single session. Medium volatility sits between the extremes: you see a fair number of small wins, with occasional larger hits from the features.
Tips before you play Divine Fortune
- Check the RTP in the game's info screen at your casino, because NetEnt lets operators choose from several RTP settings.
- The Mega jackpot value grows over time; check the current amount before you play.
- If you only want the base game, a non-jackpot slot will usually offer more in regular wins.