5 Lions Megaways Review
5 Lions Megaways brings the lion dance to up to 117,649 ways, with multiplying wilds even in the base game.
Up to 117,649 ways
Each of six reels shows up to seven symbols, and wins tumble away. Wilds land on reels 2 to 5; whenever one is part of a win, a random multiplier of 1× to 40× applies to all wins using wilds.
5 Lions Megaways Features
Free spins options
Three or more bonus symbols start the round and pay 3×, 5×, 25× or 100× the bet for three to six. You choose one of seven options balancing the number of spins against the wild multiplier range, including two mystery options. Retriggers add the same number of spins as the option chosen.
Ante bet and buy
The ante bet doubles the chance of free spins without changing the paytable and disables the buy; the round otherwise costs 100× the bet.
RTP and maximum win
The demo reports 96.50% in every mode and a 5,000× cap; Pragmatic Play's data puts the chance of reaching it at about 1 in 908,000 rounds. The exact spin counts and multiplier ranges of the seven options are shown on the selection screen.
5 Lions Megaways Pros and Cons
Strengths
- Wild multipliers in the base game
- Choose your risk
- 96.50% in every mode
Limitations
- High volatility
- Options not detailed outside the game
Our Verdict
5 Lions Megaways is a strong Megaways game whose free spins choice lets you pick between long rounds and big multipliers.
5 Lions Megaways FAQs
How big are the wild multipliers?
Up to 40× in the base game; the free spins range depends on the option you pick.
How many free spins options are there?
Seven, including two mystery choices.
What is the RTP?
96.50% in Pragmatic Play's demo data; casinos can run other settings, shown on the game's information screen.
Sources and game-version notes
Information checked 2 November 2026.
Rules, RTP, volatility, maximum win and buy prices were read from the game's own help files and start-up data in Pragmatic Play's free demo on 2 November 2026. Casinos can run other RTP settings; the game's information screen shows the one in use.
