Advance to Gold Slot Review & Free Play

Advance to Gold: Do Luxury and 1700x Win Look Good on You?

Advance to Gold by Arrows Edge “reeks” of champagne and cigars. A top-hatted tycoon watches over the reels while private jets, vintage automobiles, locomotives, and glittering skylines spin past.

Think Monopoly met a slot machine and decided to dress sharp. The grid runs 40 paylines at 95.79% RTP with high volatility, 1700x max win, and three progressive jackpots for those feeling extra ambitious.

The base game played generous landlord, with returns between 0.6x and 2.7x my bet, which kept the bankroll healthy, mostly from airplanes and trains. Our wealthy Wild friend, the one clutching his cash stack like his life depends on it, tops the paytable and fills in wherever needed.

Gold bar Bonus symbols carry numbers, and every time one lands, it adds to your collection counter. Bank 5 bars and a board game opens with 4 gold squares. Collect 10 for 6 squares, 20 for the full 8. 

Once you're in, a top hat drops onto a random square. Land on cash, you pocket the prize. Land on Free Spins, you're off to bonus rounds. Land on a gold bar, and you climb to the next level, where everything pays bigger.

My first board visit ended fast. Hat dropped, cash square, 12x my bet, goodbye. Second time around, fortune favored the patient (me), and gold bar square pushed me to level two, then the hat found 10 Free Spins with a x2 multiplier attached. That round alone returned 34x to my balance.

Outside the bonuses, a couple of decent hits kept things moving. A five-of-a-kind airplane line paid 10x my bet, and the Wild completed a city skyline combination for 8x return shortly after. 

The rest of the session relied on smaller wins, landing every fifth or sixth spin. As the time passed, a few dry stretches put my balance in the red, which I took as a sign to back off before the tycoon of bad luck took everything back.

Overall, Advance to Gold plays like a property mogul's fever dream. The collection grind tests your patience, but watching that hat land on the right square makes the wait worthwhile.