Hall of Gods is a NetEnt Norse mythology slot with three progressive jackpots: Mini, Midi and Mega. It runs on five reels and 20 paylines and combines a free spins round with tripled wins and a bonus game where Thor's hammer smashes shields to reveal jackpots. It suits players who want a progressive jackpot chance with medium volatility. The jackpots are shared across many casinos.
How does Hall of Gods work?
You play on a 5x3 grid with 20 paylines. Odin, Thor, Loki and other Norse figures are the top symbols. An expanding wild can cover the middle reels.
Bets range from about 0.20 to 100 per spin.
The low symbols are card royals, while the Norse gods and artefacts pay more. The design is older but the game remains popular because of its jackpots.
The paylines are fixed, so you only need to set the coin value and stake.
What are the Hall of Gods bonus features?
Three or more Odin's raven scatters award free spins, and all wins during the round are tripled. Retriggers are possible.
Three Thor's hammer bonus symbols on an active payline start the jackpot game. You smash shields to reveal coin prizes or jackpot symbols, and matching three jackpot symbols awards that jackpot.
Excluding jackpots, the maximum fixed win is listed around 4,314x your stake.
The jackpot game only starts from the bonus symbols, so you need patience to see it. Most jackpot rounds award the smaller Mini or Midi prizes.
Is Hall of Gods worth playing? RTP and volatility explained
Sources list the RTP between 95.3% and 95.7%, which includes jackpot contributions. This is below the market average, so regular wins are a little leaner.
Volatility is medium or low-to-medium depending on the source. The progressive jackpots are the main reason to choose this game.
An RTP of 95.5% is a long-run average over millions of spins: in theory the game keeps about 4.5 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.
Compared with Mega Fortune, Hall of Gods offers a free spins round with a fixed multiplier, which gives the base game a bit more to work with.
Tips before you play Hall of Gods
- Check the RTP in the game's info screen at your casino, because NetEnt lets operators choose from several RTP settings.
- Check the current Mega jackpot amount before you play.
- If you want a higher RTP without a jackpot, look at a standard non-progressive slot.
- Decide before you start how much you are willing to lose and when you will stop after a win, and use your casino's deposit limits to stick to it.