Brick Snake 2000
Brick Snake 2000 Stats
RTP & Maths
- RTP by Mode
- Main game 96.03% · xBet 96.03%
- Hit Frequency
- 20.28
- Max Win Probability
- 1 in 98,000 (8,110x, official)
- Max Win Rule
- Per round: once the total win passes 8,110x the round ends; Double or Nothing then doubles it to 16,220x or loses it (No keeps 8,110x)
Free Spins & Bonus
- Free Spins
- 3 or 4 Scatters = Snek Spins (3rd and 4th Scatter become Sneks) · 5 Scatters = Super Snek Spins with Collector 2000 · An eaten UP upgrades Snek Spins to Super Snek Spins after the round · No spin count, the round runs until every Snek dies
- Bonus Buy
- GOD Mode 1,689x · GOD Mode Deluxe 8,360x
- Ante Bet
- 1.05x stake · xBet: Scatter on reel 2; bottom row disabled in the main game and closed to the Moving Wild Snek; symbol pays unchanged
- Multipliers
- Multiplier symbols 1-5 and 10 raise the coin multiplier (Snek Spins) · An eaten multiplier raises the coin multiplier applied to coin values; Collector 2000's value is multiplied by the win multiplier at the moment it is eaten
Symbols & Pays
- Money Symbols
- Coins 1-5, 10 and 100x the bet (Snek Spins)
- Wild
- Moving Wild Snek lands anywhere in the main game and turns 1-5 path positions Wild; substitutes for all but the Scatter; crossing a revealed xWays symbol leaves a Wild of that size
- Ways Pays
- Top symbol 2x · Lowest 0.1x
Brick Snake 2000 Demo by Nolimit City
Two coins on one row are worth 8,110x in Brick Snake 2000, yet the best symbol on its paytable returns 2x for five. The Brick Snake 2000 demo puts both figures on a 5×5 board built into a 2000-era handheld phone, and the coins pay that cap in the main game with no bonus involved. Nolimit City put Snake inside a slot and moved the big numbers onto coins, xWays reveals, and Sneks.
Slot Features
MAX on Reel 1, WIN on Reel 5
A MAX coin on reel 1 and a WIN coin on reel 5 that share a row award the max win outright. In the bonus, a MAXWIN coin pays the same if a Snek eats it within 4 Snek steps. Nolimit City’s GOD MODE options price the chase directly: GOD MODE at 1,689x for one spin that ends with either no win or the max win, and GOD MODE DELUXE at 8,360x, which buys the max win outright and drops it into Double or Nothing. That second option costs more than the cap it buys.
xWays at Size 8,110
The floppy-disk xWays symbol lands on any reel during regular spins and reveals a normal paying symbol at size 2, 3, 4, 5, or 8,110, every xWays on the board showing the same symbol. The largest size matches the cap figure and shows as one framed tile marked 8110 X. xWays Hoarder 2 is another Nolimit City game built on xWays.
Snek Spins
Three or four envelope Scatters start Snek Spins, which trigger 1 in 200 spins, and the third and fourth of those Scatters become Sneks.
Eggs, Skulls and Coins
Nothing counts down. Sneks move one at a time, oldest first, never reverse, and wrap to the opposite edge. A Snek that eats itself stops for that spin and restarts one step back; one that eats a sticky Slayer skull dies, and up to 4 Slayers can be on the board at once. The round ends when the last Snek dies. Coins are worth 1x to 5x, 10x, or 100x, multipliers of 1 to 5 or 10 raise the coin multiplier, an egg hatches a new Snek from the eater’s tail with up to 3 alive together, and an UP upgrades Snek Spins to Super Snek Spins after the current round.
Collector 2000
Five Scatters start Super Snek Spins, which add Collector 2000. At the start of each spin, it adds every visible coin value to its own. Eaten, its total joins the coin counter, multiplied by the win multiplier at that moment; left for 4 steps, it vanishes until the next spin.
How to Play
A Wild That Slithers
The Moving Wild Snek can land anywhere on the 5×5 in base play. It then moves 1 to 5 steps in any direction except backwards, and every position on its path turns Wild. Those Wilds complete ways for any symbol on the board bar the envelope Scatter. When the path crosses a revealed xWays symbol, that position becomes a Wild of the revealed size, so the Snek and the xWays reveal can add to each other’s reach. A way pays when one symbol appears on reel 1 and on each neighbouring reel after it, and the 5×5 gives 3,125 of them by default. A symbol pays its table value for each way it forms.
xBet at 1.05x
xBet costs an extra 5%, taking the bet to 1.05x, and in exchange puts a Scatter on reel 2 while it’s switched on. The trade is a smaller board. The bottom row is disabled outside the bonus, and the Moving Wild Snek can’t enter it either. Symbol pays don’t change, and the RTP is identical with xBet on or off, making the 5% a straight swap of one row for a Scatter.
Demo RTP
€280 marks the top stake on Brick Snake 2000, and the floor is €0.20. Across that range, the game returns 96.03%, and no setting in the demo moves that figure. With 2x as the top symbol pay, the larger amounts come from coins, xWays reveals, and Snek Spins, and long quiet stretches between those events are part of how this slot plays.
Demo Paytable
The K-man in thick glasses tops the table at 2x for five, 1x for four, and 0.6x for three. The cat, the chihuahua, and the grey ghoul form the next band, ranging from 1x down to 0.7x for five. The tamagotchi, CD, drill, and SIM card range from 0.4x to 0.25x for five, with 0.1x for three SIM cards at the bottom. Nothing on the table pays for fewer than three.
| Symbol | 3 | 4 | 5 |
|---|---|---|---|
| K-man | 0.6x | 1x | 2x |
| Cat | 0.5x | 0.6x | 1x |
| Chihuahua | 0.45x | 0.55x | 0.8x |
| Ghoul | 0.4x | 0.5x | 0.7x |
| Tamagotchi | 0.25x | 0.3x | 0.4x |
| CD | 0.2x | 0.25x | 0.35x |
| Drill | 0.15x | 0.2x | 0.3x |
| SIM card | 0.1x | 0.15x | 0.25x |
Neither the Wild Snek nor the envelope Scatter has an entry in the table.
Ultimate Slots Verdict
A snake and a pair of coins rescue a paytable that tops out at 2x. MAX and WIN on one row reach the cap without a bonus, xBet costs 5% more at an unchanged return, and Snek Spins turn the feature into a round of Snake with no spin count. The modest cap and the coin flip waiting on it keep the praise in check, but the phone game is fun to play.
✓ What We Like
- The max win can land on a plain spin from just two coins in one row
- Snek Spins play as a full round of Snake, with eggs, skulls and coins and no spin count
- xBet costs only 5% extra and leaves the RTP where it was
✗ What Could Be Better
- A 2x top symbol leaves regular wins small
- Modest cap, and Double or Nothing risks all of it on a 50/50
Detailed Review
A Phone Game Inside
Snek Spins decide whether this game works, and they do. The round has no counter to run down. It lasts as long as the Sneks avoid the Slayer skulls, so an egg eaten early adds a Snek, and each extra Snek means more steps across a board with coins worth up to 100x on it. The pull of the round is easy to name, a Snek heading for a skull with a 100x coin one step to the side, and nothing in the rules hands the player the controls.
Any review of Brick Snake 2000 also has to deal with the paytable, and it is thin. The K-man pays 2x for five, and nothing else reaches past 1x. The cap is modest for a game with this many moving parts, and Double or Nothing can wipe out even that.
What redeems it is where the cap can land. A MAX and WIN pair lined up on one row reaches it on an ordinary spin. xBet adds only 5% to the bet and leaves the return unchanged, so the Scatter on reel 2 costs a row, not RTP.
The presentation does the rest. The board is set into an old handheld lying on a blue cutting mat among screwdrivers and SIM trays, and the symbols are pixel portraits of a cat, a snarling chihuahua, and a grey ghoul, next to a tamagotchi, a CD, and a drill. It is retro with a sense of humour, and the Double or Nothing card turns old phones into gravestones.
Players who judge a slot by its top symbol will find little here. Players who remember steering a pixel snake round a tiny screen will recognise the bonus at once, and free play is enough to see how long a Snek lasts.
