Angel vs Sinner

Pragmatic PlayRTP 96.56%Volatility HighMax Win 15,000x3.6 out of 5
Angel vs SinnerPragmatic Play
Angel vs Sinner reels with two stacked gold wild symbols on reel 3 and a $0.60 win

Angel vs Sinner Stats

RTP96.56%
VolatilityHigh
Max Win15,000x
Paylines15
Reels5×5
Bet Range$0.10 – $250
Bonus RoundYes
ScattersYes
ReleasedSeptember 2024
✓ Verified in-gameSee the rules screens
RTP & Maths
RTP by Mode
Buy Free Spins 96.56%
RTP Versions
96.56% here · Other versions 95.52%, 94.55%
Max Win Rule
Applies in base and feature
Free Spins & Bonus
Free Spins
3 scatters (reels 1, 3 and 5, standard play only) = 10 free spins · Retrigger: none
Bonus Buy
Buy Free Spins 75x (96.56% RTP)
Multipliers
2x, 3x, 4x, 5x, 6x, 7x, 8x, 9x, 10x, 20x, 25x, 50x, 100x (expanding wild) · Add
Symbols & Pays
Wild
Base and feature · All reels
Scatter Reels
Reels 1, 3 and 5 (standard play only)
Line Pays
Top symbol 8x · Lowest 0.2x
About Game

Angel vs Sinner Demo Slot

Zeus vs Hades made you choose a side before the round started. Angel vs Sinner does not. Three scatters land, 10 free spins begin, and that is the whole decision. Pragmatic Play has kept the 2023 engine intact, widened the pay coverage from 10 lines to 15 on the same 5×5 grid, dropped one of the two bonus rounds, and cut the buy to 75x the total bet. What arrives is a cheaper and quieter version of a slot the studio had already released, and the demo makes the comparison easy to run.

Fifteen Lines to Heaven or Hell

The grid is 5×5, which gives 25 positions and room for five more lines than the parent title carried. Angel vs Sinner uses 15 of them, read left to right from reel 1, and each line pays once. Five extra lines on an identical reel set changes how often something lands, and it’s the reason a frame that looks like the parent’s does not play like it. The top symbol, the angel, pays 8x the total bet for five of a kind.

Demo Features

The Flaming Heart

Angel vs Sinner 5x5 grid with an unexpanded flaming-heart wild on reel 4 and the buy plaque showing $150.00
The flaming-heart expanding wild lands on reel 4. That’s the trigger you’re aiming for!

Two wild symbols are on the reels. A gold-framed WILD substitutes for everything except the scatter and pays on its own at 1x, 4x, and 8x the total bet for three, four, and five. The flaming heart is the one that matters. Whenever it lands, a win follows; it expands to fill its reel and takes a random multiplier from a 13-step ladder running from 2x to 100x. If two hearts join one winning line, their multipliers add rather than multiply, so a 100x next to a 100x is 200x on that win and not 10,000x. That addition rule comes straight from Zeus vs Hades.

Free Spins

Three scatters on reels 1, 3, and 5 award 10 free spins, with no retrigger. Every expanding wild that lands during the round stays where it is with its multiplier until the round ends, so the board fills up as the spins run down. Zeus vs Hades offered a choice of two rounds at this point, and the 250 edition keeps that structure. Angel vs Sinner has one round and prices entry at 75x the total bet, a quarter below the parent’s buy.

How to Play

Each of the 15 lines pays once. If a line reads as three matching royals and also as four with a wild filling in, the game pays the four and drops the three, then totals the lines together at the end of the spin. That rule carries more weight here than on a wider game, because five rows stack the same symbol vertically often, and one stack crossing several lines pays on each of them separately. Wins run left to right from reel 1 on adjacent reels, so a symbol on reel 5 with nothing behind it counts for nothing.

Basic Stats

Lower settings also exist at 95.52% and 94.55%, a 2-point spread between the demo version and the weakest build an operator can license.

Setting Value
Minimum bet $0.10
Maximum bet $250.00
Paylines 15
RTP 96.56%
Buy Free Spins RTP 96.56%
Win limit 15,000x total bet, standard play and free spins
Volatility High (in-game badge reads High)

Demo Paytable

The angel and the wild share the top row at 8x for five, and the sinner behind them is the only other symbol to reach 4x.

Symbol 3 4 5
Angel 1x 4x 8x
Wild 1x 4x 8x
Sinner 0.8x 1.5x 4x
Unicorn 0.5x 1x 2.5x
Blue crow 0.4x 0.8x 2x
Flaming rose 0.4x 0.8x 2x
Ace 0.3x 0.5x 1.5x
King 0.3x 0.5x 1.5x
Queen 0.2x 0.4x 1x
Jack 0.2x 0.4x 1x
Ten 0.2x 0.4x 1x

The Bonus Buy Plaque

A gold BUY FREE SPINS plaque beside the reels opens the round for 75x the total bet, and a bought round returns exactly what a natural trigger does. There is no ante bet and no super spin tier, and only one buy price exists, so the plaque and the bet stepper are the only two controls that change what a spin costs. The stepper covers the whole range from $0.10 to $250.00 and switches its readout between coins and cash. Set the bet before opening the plaque, because the buy uses whatever total bet is showing at the time.

Ultimate Slots Verdict

Angel vs Sinner is Zeus vs Hades with five more lines, one bonus round, and a lower price on the door. The expanding wild is still the best thing in this engine, and 15 lines on a 5x5 grid make the standard spins less barren than the parent's. Taking the choice away costs it the character it was reskinned from, though, and that holds it at 3.6.

3.6/5 Very Good

✓ What We Like

  • 15 paylines on a 5x5 grid, five more than the parent title, and the extra coverage shows in how often a small win lands
  • Expanding wild multipliers add together, so two hearts on one win can carry 200x between them
  • At 75x the total bet, the buy is the cheapest in this engine family, and the round it opens matches a natural trigger
  • Every expanding wild stays locked for the rest of the 10 free spins, so the board builds instead of resetting

✗ What Could Be Better

  • One bonus round instead of the parent's choice of two, so the decision that gave the original its character has gone
  • No retrigger, and 10 spins is a short round for a high volatility line game
  • The scatter reaches only reels 1, 3, and 5 and never appears inside the feature, which makes the trigger rarer than a 5x5 grid suggests

Detailed Review

How it Compares

The reskin is not in dispute. Angel vs Sinner, released in September 2024, uses the same 5×5 frame, the same expanding wild on the same 2x to 100x ladder, the same additive multiplier rule, and the same free-spins structure as Zeus vs Hades. What changed is small and deliberate. Five extra lines, one bonus round instead of two, and a buy priced a quarter lower. Everything else, including the split-screen idea behind the artwork, is a costume change from Olympus to heaven and hell.

The figures back that reading. The demo returns 96.56%, slightly above this studio’s house average, and the limit on any single round is 15,000x the total bet. The top symbol pays 8x for five of a kind, and the smallest pays 0.2x for three, so neither end of the paytable gets anywhere near that limit on its own. The whole distance between an 8x line and that limit belongs to the expanding wilds, which is why a 10-spin round with no retrigger is the shape of the game rather than a detail of it.

The High Badge

For once, the badge and this page agree, and the paytable is why. A 10-spin round that cannot be extended, a trigger restricted to three of the five reels, and a top line pay of 8x add up to a long tail and a thin middle. Pragmatic’s badges have a habit of understating swing across this catalogue, so a page rating a game exactly as its own rules do is worth flagging.

The art is anime heaven and hell, white and gold on the left, crimson on the right, with the two characters standing on either side of the reels and reacting to wins. It’s well drawn and completely literal. The flaming heart is the only symbol with any presence on the grid, which is convenient, because it is the only symbol that does anything unusual.

For a player who already keeps the parent in rotation, the case for switching is the price. The 75x buy is the cheapest entry into this engine family in Pragmatic Play’s line-up, and it opens on the same round, with five more lines feeding it. The original’s choice between two bonus rounds has been removed. A few rounds in free play will tell you whether the simplification costs you anything.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, by about a quarter. The round costs 75x the total bet here against the parent's price, and its return matches a natural trigger rather than sitting on a different setting. It buys one 10-spin round, where the parent gives a choice between two.
Their multipliers add together instead of multiplying. Two wilds carrying 100x each make 200x on that winning line, not 10,000x, and the same addition applies to any combination of the 13 values from 2x to 100x.
They do. Any heart that expands during the round keeps its reel and its multiplier until the last of the 10 spins has played, so a wild landing early does much more for the round than one landing late. The round cannot be retriggered, so the board never resets.
The rules restrict it to the odd reels, and to standard play only, which is how the game controls its trigger rate. Three scatters across those three reels award 10 free spins, and no scatter appears once the round has started.