The Greatest Heist Slot Review & Free Play

The Greatest Heist: Line Up Jewelry and Luxury Vehicles For Free Spins

Follow an urban criminal trio planning a spectacular heist. The Greatest Heist lets you line up jewelry and fast cars for prizes, trigger free spins, and get extra wilds on the reels. What appealed to me most was that the game had three different types of free spins.

This slot uses a 5x3 grid and has 30 fixed paylines. Given its low-to-medium volatility, I wasn’t surprised that wins varied in size. I landed a win roughly every two or three spins. Generally, the regular symbols have modest payouts, with the lowest-paying necklace offering 0.1x to 1.2x the bet and the highest-paying helicopter paying 0.2x to 4x.

I didn’t make much of a profit in the base game. Many of my wins paid less than my stake, but I also had several wins of about 7x to 10x my bet. If it hadn’t been for the free spins and the randomly triggered extra wilds, I would’ve ended up at a loss.

Every so often, the game triggered character wilds, giving me extra wilds diagonally or anywhere on the grid.

For me, the best thing about The Greatest Heist was the free-spins round. I triggered one after only a few dozen spins. The game automatically chose one of the three options. I got the Lucas version, which awarded three extra spins for every new scatter I landed during the round.

I landed a few more scatters and got nine extra spins. By the end, the round had paid 21x my bet. Later in my session, I also triggered the Oliver free-spins round, which applied a 3x multiplier to every win. That round paid 34x my bet.

It’s fair to say that The Greatest Heist was a fun game to play, and I’d suggest trying it out. The free-spins modes and random events in the base game made it more enjoyable, but I wish the base-game wins had been higher. Give it a spin and see which character you get.