Irish Party

Irish Party Overview

It takes 100 non-winning spins to fill the Leprechaun bar in the Irish Party demo, and each of those spins also adds 0.1% of its cost to a progressive pot. A full bar opens the Leprechauns Party mini-game, whose merges are valued against whatever that pot has reached. The losing-spin counter is one of five features in an August 2026 release from Red Rake Gaming, all set on a 5×3 slot with 30 lines.

The reels are purple wood inside a gold Celtic frame, set against green hills. The splash puts a leprechaun in a gold top hat above the logo. The symbols keep to Irish props: claddagh rings with red or blue heart gems, a green pipe, a curled green shoe, and rainbows. The Wild is a shamrock of three diamond leaves set in gold, and the Gold Jar, despite its name, is a beer tankard with white foam spilling over the rim. Red Rake has used the theme before, in Triple Irish (2023) and Million Irish (2025).

What’s in the Demo

Leprechauns Party

After 100 non-winning spins, the bar beside the reels is complete, and the mini-game opens with 3 spins and 7 Leprechaun tiles of the lowest value, placed at random. A new Leprechaun that lands stays fixed, and if at least one lands in a spin, the count reverts to 3. After each spin, the tiles merge into the combination with the highest total payment, and each tile can merge only once in each spin. The values table goes from 2 for a single tile to 10,000 for a 7×5 block, and the game multiplies each merge’s value by the accumulated progressive amount. Play stops once no spins are left or the reels are completely filled, and filling all the reels with Leprechauns awards the GRAND.

Gold Party

A full pot of gold coins on the centre reel starts the Gold Party. The pot turns into 3 fixed gold coins, and the round opens with 3 spins, each new coin resetting the counter to 3, until the spins run out or all reel positions have a coin. The listed coin values go from 0.2x to 20x the total bet, with MINOR at 10x and MAJOR at 40x listed alongside them, and 15 gold coins on the reels award the GRAND at 300x.

Gold Jar Wild Respin

The Gold Jar appears on the centre reel, expands to fill it, and becomes a Wild. It then stays in place while the other reels respin.

Wheel Bonus

Reels 1, 3, and 5 are where the Wheel symbols appear, and three of them give a turn of the wheel, whose result multiplies the cost of the line that activated the feature. The pay table calls the wheel’s values multipliers without listing them, and the segments aren’t drawn in proportion to their chances.

Free Spins

Three Free Spins symbols on reels 2 to 4 at the same time, on or within one position of the first payline, start the feature and pay their usual 1x as well. First, you pick tiles from a grid of 20 until three equal options show, and that option sets the number of spins and the multiplier on all wins in the round.

If the WILD PLUS 5 FREE GAMES tile appears, it counts toward whichever option needs it and adds 5 more spins. When two options complete together, only the highest is awarded. The round plays at the triggering bet on special reels without Golden Hat or Wheel symbols, and three Free Spins symbols during it give the same number of spins again, up to a maximum of 50 free spins in total.

Five features means five sets of start and end rules, and the Wheel, with no values on show, is the weakest of them. The Leprechaun bar settles our review in Irish Party’s favour, because a run of losing spins still fills the bar and grows the pot. The tables stay modest, with 300x for the coin GRAND, and the biggest prize Red Rake recorded across its simulation of 2,000 million games was 1,010.67x the bet. That keeps Irish Party at 3.8/5, a well-stocked game rather than a big one.