Queen of the Irish Slot Review & Free Play

Queen of the Irish: Court the Green Queen of the Hills For up to 2,000x Wins

Irish-themed slots mostly hand us leprechauns, gold pots, and the same lucky clover, but have you ever wondered who the woman pulling the strings behind the curtain really is? Spinomenal settles that with Queen of the Irish. Across the rolling green fields that open onto a five-by-three grid, she guards one bonus game, up to 50 free spins, two base-game features, and a 2,000x max win.

I opened my hunt for the top prize with a wild-helped combo worth around 15x my bet. That was my four-leaf clover, the hit that set the tone, and the rest of the base game circled between 1x and 5x my bet. 

Down in the base game, a synced-reel trick and an expanding wild work hand in hand. On every spin, two random reels turn identical, which stacks the odds of a matching line, and when a wild lands on one of those twinned reels, it stretches to fill the whole thing. That pairing gave me my second real hit of the run, when a synced set caught an expanding wild worth around 45x my bet.

Around the 70th spin, the round I had been waiting on finally showed. When three scattered clovers land the free spins, a gamble screen pops up first, and you can bank the 10 spins on the table or risk them for a shot at more, as high as 50. Each spin drops one to three stacked wilds onto random reels, yet the round still totaled only 16.6x my bet, far less than I had hoped.

I never lost that base-game momentum, yet the bonus game stayed out of reach all session. Three scattered clover-bonus symbols open it and start you with three spins. Every five winning symbols you gather fills a meter cell and lifts your prize; +1 Spin symbols add more spins, and you finish on whatever the last filled cell holds, as high as x500 the bet.

Overall, the design pulled me in first, precise and tasteful without overreaching. The strong base game came second, and that carried my session. The free spins landed last, gamble and all, a lighter return than I wanted, but enough to round out the picture.