Pragmatic Play · 2024
Vampy Party is a high volatility video slot by Pragmatic Play, with a 6x4 grid, tumble cascades and a progressive multiplier.
Table Reference
Useful before your first bet, when you want to know what a spin can pay.
| What it means | At the table |
|---|---|
| Provider | Pragmatic Play |
| RTP | 96.00% |
| Volatility | High |
| Grid | 6x4 |
| Max win multiple | x5,000 |
| Max win in money | A$1,680,000 |
| Release date | 01/10/2024 |
A 6x4 grid with 3600 ways sets up Vampy Party, a horror and party slot with a vampire theme. Wins form when three or more matching symbols line up in ways, not on fixed paylines. Winning symbols vanish, new ones fall in, and the tumble repeats until no wins remain. Each cascade steps the multiplier up, so one spin can run through several chains in a row.
12 free spins start with three to six scatters, and the starting multiplier climbs from x8 to x64. Retriggers add 12 spins and lift that starting multiplier. The gamble wheel can double it to x256, but a lost gamble wipes out remaining spins. Wilds, Scatters and the Progressive Multiplier set the base game apart, and paid buys open free spins.
Vampy Party features
Wondering when the bonus starts is natural, so each mode below says exactly what triggers it.
3, 4, 5 or 6 scatters start 12 free spins with a starting multiplier of x8, x16, x32 or x64. Every win is multiplied by that starting multiplier, and each tumble doubles the active multiplier up to x1024. Retriggers add 12 spins and upgrade the starting multiplier.
Base game spin12 free spins
78x brings 3 scatters every time, 150x brings 4, 288x brings 5, and 128x gives a random 3 to 6. Buying is disabled while Ante Bet is active. RTP stays at 96.00% across all variants.
Bet screenInstant free spins
6x4 grid, 3600 ways. Winning symbols are removed, new ones fall in, and the tumble cascade repeats until no wins remain. The tumble multiplier climbs x1→x2→x4→…→x1024 per cascade chain and resets each spin. Marked symbols on reels 3-4 become WILD on the next tumble when part of a win.
Game lobbyCascading wins
Four screens
This block settles how the grid, free spins and win screens look before you play.
78x the bet buys the 3X Scatter, so at A$5 that costs A$390, and the 288x 5X Scatter costs A$1,440.
| Buy option | Total stake | RTP |
|---|---|---|
| 3X Scatter Buy at 78x | x78 · A$390 | – |
| 4X Scatter Buy at 150x | x150 · A$750 | – |
| 5X Scatter Buy at 288x | x288 · A$1,440 | – |
| Random Scatter Buy at 128x | x128 · A$640 | – |
96.00% of every A$100 staked returns to players in the long run, which is A$96.00 on average. The version Zodiac Casino runs is listed in the game rules.
| Payout percentage | RTP | Provider default |
|---|---|---|
| Variant 1 | 96.00% | Available |
Vampy Party mechanics
Read this before your first spin, when you want the round order clear.
A$0.20 is the lowest bet and A$336 the highest, so you pick a stake between them before the first tumble starts. Every amount on this page scales from that stake.
3600 ways run across the 6x4 grid, so symbols need not line up on a fixed payline. Winning symbols vanish, new ones fall, and the cascade repeats while wins remain.
x1 starts the tumble multiplier, doubling per cascade up to x1024 and resetting each spin. Marked symbols on reels 3 and 4 turn WILD on the next tumble if in a win.
3 Scatters give 12 free spins at x8, 4 at x16, 5 at x32 and 6 at x64. Wins get the starting multiplier, and each tumble doubles it up to x1024.
A$0.20 a spin is the smallest stake and A$336 the largest, so set a limit before spinning. If play stops feeling easy, the National Gambling Helpline is on 1800 858 858.
96.00% describes a long-run return for Vampy Party rather than a single session. How often the bonus round comes is not known in advance. The result of one session is random whatever the RTP, so a quiet start tells you nothing about what follows.
96.00% is the one RTP listed for Vampy Party. Which RTP version Zodiac Casino runs is shown only in the game rules, and that is the place to check before you start playing. Read the game rules before you place a bet.
x5,000 of the bet is the maximum win of Vampy Party, a ceiling that is reached very rarely. Each win is measured against the bet you place, so the same ceiling scales with a higher stake. Treat it as the upper limit of the paytable, not as a result to expect.
You must be 18+ to play. Call the National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858, or register with BetStop, the national self-exclusion register.
Decide how much you can afford to lose before the first spin, and keep that amount separate from everyday money.
Choose your stopping point before the first spin, and keep to it even when a win arrives. A win does not mean the session should continue.
Set a deposit limit and a loss limit in your account before you play, and review them whenever your plans change.
If the fun fades or play starts to feel like a chase, take a break from the account or self-exclude through BetStop.
Vampy Party questions
Useful when you are deciding whether this game suits your budget and taste before you load it
78x the bet buys free spins with three scatters guaranteed, while 128x gives a random three to six. The 150x and 288x options guarantee four or five scatters. At the A$5 example bet the cheapest buy costs A$390.
Bets run from A$0.20 to A$336. The A$1, A$2 and A$5 figures on this page are examples, not the limits of the game. Choose a bet that keeps each spin affordable within your budget.
High volatility is the setting here, so wins are less frequent but can be larger. Quiet stretches between wins are part of the design, so keep the bankroll sized for them.
x5,000 the bet is the top prize, or A$25,000 at the A$5 example bet. At the highest bet of A$336 the same multiple reaches A$1,680,000. Reaching it is not something any player can plan for.
12 free spins are triggered by three to six scatters. Each count starts at a higher multiplier, from x8 for three scatters to x64 for six. Wins in the round are multiplied by that starting value.
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