Eye of Horus Bonus Buy
Eye of Horus Bonus Buy Stats
Demo Information
Two Scrolls, Two Very Different Prices
Two scrolls unfurl when you tap the bonus buy, and the choice between them is the whole story of this 2026 release. Pay fifty times your stake and the free games open at the bottom of the upgrade ladder, with the Flower tablet waiting to climb. Pay a hundred and Horus drops you in at a random level that could already sit halfway to the top. The temple, the falcon and the expanding wild are exactly as Merkur drew them for the original Eye of Horus back in 2016. What’s changed is that you can now skip the queue for symbol upgrades for a price.
Where the Bonus Buy Meets the Upgrade Ladder
Strip away the buy menu, and this is the classic Egyptian slot fans already know, sitting as one more entry in the long-running Eye of Horus series. The features below are familiar; the way you can now pay to enter them is not.
The Expanding Horus Wild
Horus shows up only on the three middle reels, and when he lands, he stretches to fill the entire column. He stands in for every symbol except the Pyramid scatter, so one expanded wild on reel three can finish off several of the ten lines in a single drop. On its own, that’s lifted straight from the original. It matters far more here, because every wild that lands in free games quietly does a second job.
The Pyramid Scatter and Free Games
Three or more glowing Pyramid scatters anywhere on the reels hand you twelve free games. The scatter also pays on its own, returning your stake for three and considerably more for four or five. The free games are where this version earns its name.
The Symbol Upgrade Ladder
In the free games, the tablets above the reels track an upgrade order, and every Horus wild that lands pushes the lowest-paying symbol up one rung. The Flower becomes the Ankh, the Ankh the Scarab, then the Bird, then Anubis, and finally the Eye of Horus itself. As the floor symbols fall away, the reels fill with higher-value icons and winning lines get easier to complete. The longer the round runs, the richer the symbol set becomes.
The Two Bonus Buys
Tap the Bonus Buy scroll during standard play and two options appear side by side. The standard buy costs 50 times your stake and awards 8 to 16 free games, always opening at the bottom Flower level. The Premium buy costs 100 times your stake, awards 12 free games, and drops you into a random upgrade level that can already sit well up the ladder. Paying double gets you the same style of round, just one that can begin much higher among the top symbols. Whether that head start justifies the extra outlay is something free play lets you test at no cost.
Retriggers Inside the Round
Free games can extend themselves. Landing one, two or three Horus symbols during the round awards one, three or five extra games on top, so a hot run of wilds both upgrades the symbols and lengthens the round that’s upgrading them.
How to Play
How the Start Level Shapes Your Spend
The decision that defines a session here happens on the bonus buy menu, where the Standard and Premium scrolls sit above the stake selector. Set your bet first, because both buy prices are simple multiples of it. Stakes on this ten-line slot run from 10p upwards, and at a £1 bet, the standard buy costs £50, while the Premium costs £100. All ten paylines stay active, so there are no lines to switch on or off, and combinations register from the first reel across, with each line keeping only its highest-paying hit.
The RTP shifts a little depending on how you play. Standard spins return 95.99%, the standard bonus buy returns 96.12%, and the Premium buy returns 96.04%. The two buys reading slightly above ordinary play is unusual and easy to miss, and the active figure is shown on the in-game info screen. None of the three drifts far from the others.
The Paytable in Full
Symbol values scale with your stake, so the table below is based on a £1 bet. The Eye of Horus pays the most, the royals the least, with the Egyptian icons filling the tiers in between.
| Symbol | 5 of a kind | 4 of a kind | 3 of a kind |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eye of Horus | £50 | £25 | £10 |
| Anubis | £40 | £20 | £5 |
| Horus Bird | £30 | £12.50 | £2 |
| Scarab | £25 | £10 | £2 |
| Double Ankh | £20 | £5 | £1 |
| Flower | £20 | £5 | £1 |
| A | £10 | £2 | £0.50 |
| K | £10 | £2 | £0.50 |
| Q | £10 | £2 | £0.50 |
| J | £10 | £2 | £0.50 |
Pyramid Scatter Pays
The Pyramid pays wherever it lands, on top of triggering the free games.
| Scatters | Pays (at £1) |
|---|---|
| 5 | £50 |
| 4 | £20 |
| 3 | £2 |
The Free Games Upgrade Order
Each Horus wild in the round lifts the symbol set one step along this order, which is the route the Premium buy can start partway down.
| Step | Symbol becomes |
|---|---|
| 1 | Flower → Ankh |
| 2 | Ankh → Scarab |
| 3 | Scarab → Bird |
| 4 | Bird → Anubis |
| 5 | Anubis → Eye of Horus |
Stake and Payout Limits
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Minimum bet | £0.10 |
| Standard bonus buy | 50x stake |
| Premium bonus buy | 100x stake |
| Maximum win | 50,000x stake |
Because the Premium buy lands you at a random rung, two £100 buys can play out very differently, one opening near the Flower and the next already among the high symbols. A few rounds in the demo will show how often the Premium starts high enough to earn its price, the cleanest way to read the two buys without staking real money.
