Treasure Island

Treasure Island Live

Pragmatic Play gives Treasure Island two sets of numbers. Each of its four bonus games has a top prize, and each has a second, larger one for a round played with the booster. The gap is wide. Ben’s Lost Marbles goes from 1,000x to 10,000x, and John Silver’s Loot from 2,000x to 20,000x, which is the most the game can pay. The show is set on a desert island and built around a 54-segment wheel, and it launched in November 2023. Pragmatic Play dates the current version to November 2024. It’s one of the live game shows you can watch here for free.

Game Rules

The wheel has 54 segments. The number bets are 1, 2, 5 and 10, and the bonus bets are the four games, marked on the wheel as Marbles, Map, Loot and Treasure. Each spin ends in an instant prize or an entry to a bonus game.

Before the wheel spins, a booster is given at random to one bet spot. It multiplies a win on that spot by up to 20x if it is a number and by up to 10x if it is a bonus game. If the wheel stops anywhere else, the booster does nothing.

The set is a jungle clearing with stone ruins and a view of the sea. The wheel stands on a stone plinth, and a display in the plinth shows the boosted bet spot and its multiplier for the round. The host is dressed as an explorer and walks the set between spins.

What Each Bet Pays

The right-hand column is the one the studio leads with.

No round can pay more than 20,000x the bet. Captain Flint’s Treasure has the highest prize before the booster, at 4,000x.

Treasure Island RTP

The RTP is 96.56% at best and barely moves between bets. The four numbers return 96.54% or 96.55%, Captain Flint’s Treasure 96.54%, and the other three bonus games between 96.51% and 96.55%.

The Bonus Games

Ben’s Lost Marbles

A pachinko-style game. Marbles drop down a board and are collected in any of five active pockets, and the pockets decide the prize.

Billy Bones’ Map

A map hides random multipliers and chest keys. What is uncovered builds the prize, up to 1,200x.

John Silver’s Loot

Balls are drawn from a tumbling machine. Each green ball moves the multiplier up a step, and a red ball ends the round. On the stream the machine stands beside a ladder of multipliers that runs from 5x to 2,000x.

Captain Flint’s Treasure

The round moves to an underground cave full of barrels. Each barrel hides a trap or a prize, and the prizes found add up to as much as 4,000x.

What the Tracker Shows

The tracker above records where the wheel stopped in each round. Number results are listed as 1, 2, 5 or 10, and a round that went to a bonus game is marked with the game’s name. Hit frequency puts a count against each result for the period you choose, which shows how the wheel’s 54 segments are shared out in practice. It is a record of results, and the stats describe what has happened. Every spin starts level, and a bonus game that hasn’t appeared for a while is no nearer to appearing.

Treasure Island Review

Treasure Island has the deepest bonus line-up on the site. All four games use a different device. One is a pachinko board, one a map, one a ball machine and one a hunt through barrels, and that variety is the reason to keep the stream on.

John Silver’s Loot is the best of them to watch. The rule is one line long, every ball can end it, and the ladder shows exactly what is at stake.

Money Time is the closest comparison, with four bonus games and a booster of its own. Money Time’s booster goes higher, at up to 50x. Treasure Island’s is smaller and is split by bet type, with more for numbers than for bonus games.

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