Wrath of the Dragons

Wrath of the Dragons is a NetGaming slot built around bonus. The features it carries are bonus.

What that means in practice is worth reading off the paytable before you stake. The bonus round is where most of a modern slot's payout sits, so knowing what triggers it — and how often — tells you more about a session than the headline numbers do.

NetGaming rates this high. High volatility means the game runs cold for stretches and then pays in bigger jumps. It suits a balance that can absorb a quiet run; on a small one it can empty fast before the feature ever triggers.

A high rating describes the shape of the payouts, not the size of them overall. Wins arrive less often and larger. See how volatility shapes a session for the fuller explanation.

The published figure is 96.12%, from netgaming.com.

Return to player is a long-run average measured over millions of spins. It says nothing about your session and nothing about the next spin. Some titles also ship in more than one RTP configuration chosen by the operator, so the info panel inside the game is the figure to trust over any quoted elsewhere.

Staked and settled in rand at a licensed South African operator. See the full NetGaming catalogue, browse slots by studio, or start from the slots overview.

If you are clearing a bonus, check the eligible-game list and the maximum stake allowed while wagering first — breaching that cap can void the winnings. See how wagering works.