Your wagers are going to be selected within a range which starts from $0.10 and ends up at a maximum of $100. You pretend that you’re getting only 10 lines, and you select the number of coins and the coin value, for each one.

The game will actually give you 5×3 reels with 36 active lines. It’s going to be quite a bit of fun, with both random features and regular bonuses triggered for the player. Its board game will do a lot to make it a good branded release since it’s inspired by the film.

Overall, not that difficult to play, and there is a lot going on inside.

For a game with medium volatility, Jumanji isn’t doing all that well when it comes to delivering wins to players. At best, a single round can bring you a jackpot worth 504x total stake.

It’s not a very good level to be at. With plenty of features to trigger, and with a Board Game bonus that could end up triggering all types of free spins, the potential is still there for the game to do well though.

In fact, we see it in the Return to Player that’s been announced for it, which is at 96.33%. This tells us that the game still has good potential, provided that you manage to trigger its free spins, which is where all the magic happens.

Jumanji is the type of game to play if you want to keep busy, with lots of different features that can trigger. It will make it interesting, but some players might not like the low potential, of up to 504x total stake.