Wild Bandito: Gold Frames, Wilds and a Climbing Free-Spin Multiplier

Wild Bandito is a five-reel slot from the PG Soft studio group with a mood of its own, and the studio’s page settles one detail that is easy to get wrong. Play wild bandito with the rules screen open once, because the feature hangs on the gold frames.

Wild Bandito figures PG Soft prints

The small detail: the volatility label is an easy slip. It is simple to carry over a different label from memory, and PG Soft’s page for this title prints Medium.

How the free spins build

Regulars do: judge the title by what happens inside the free-spin round. The multiplier keeps increasing there, and the base game mostly exists to reach it.

New players often: raise the stake after a few quiet spins to chase the round. The trigger does not owe you anything, and a higher stake only raises the cost of waiting.

1. Gold-framed symbols appear in the base game.
2. The rules screen says what they do for the feature.
3. Free spins start with a multiplier that keeps going up.
4. The ceiling is x25000.

Close relatives in the group

Wild Bounty Showdown borrows the gold-frame idea but opens its free spins at 8x and prints a high label with a x5000 cap. Mahjong Ways prints the same x25000 cap, and gets there through a cascade chain.

That makes three titles with different bargains behind a similar-sounding feature, so read each rules screen separately. Write the three caps side by side once, x25000, x5000 and x25000, and the difference in how each gets there becomes the thing to learn.

Before you play it

Sign in via the login steps for Bandito players and check the in-game selector, as the stake range is missing from the studio’s page.

Regulars do: write down the volatility label from the studio’s page before comparing titles. A wrong label ruins the comparison.

The date helps place it: the title appears on PG Soft’s games timeline as 3 May 2021, about thirteen months after Mahjong Ways 2.