The Donuts Gang Review
The Donuts Gang is not a reel slot. Each round opens five case folders, and the bonus turns into a small chase game where a detective, fuelled by donuts, hunts gang members across a map.
How a round works
Instead of spinning reels, every round reveals five folders. A police badge means that folder pays nothing, an informer reveals a prize, and Oscar, the detective, starts the bonus.
Stakes range from 0.01 to 50. Because the game uses folders rather than lines, there is no paytable of symbol combinations to learn.
The Donuts Gang Features
The donut chase bonus
The bonus opens with Oscar eating a donut. Its colour sets the number of lives: pink gives three, purple four and yellow five.
You then touch pins on a map. A pin between two clues pays a prize, an X costs a life, and catching a gang member takes you up a level. Catching Gemma, the gang's leader, gives the biggest reward. The round ends when your lives run out.
RTP and limits
The embedded game's rules give an RTP range of 90.5% to 92.2%, with 90.5% configured. No maximum win or volatility rating is published.
For another WMG bonus game built around choices, see Knights Treasure.
The Donuts Gang Pros and Cons
Strengths
- Original format
- Bonus with lives and levels
- Wide stake range
Limitations
- RTP of 90.5–92.2%
- Not a traditional slot
- Maximum win not published
Our Verdict
The Donuts Gang is a curiosity worth a demo for its folder rounds and map chase. Treat it as a light instant-win game rather than a slot with long-term value.
The Donuts Gang FAQs
Is The Donuts Gang a slot?
It is a casino game sold alongside slots, but each round reveals five folders instead of spinning reels.
How do you start the bonus?
Find Oscar, the detective, in one of the folders.
How many lives do you get in the bonus?
Three, four or five, depending on the colour of the donut Oscar eats.
What is the RTP?
The game's rules give 90.5% to 92.2%.
Sources and game-version notes
Information checked 30 October 2026.
Rules and RTP come from the embedded game's own rules files. No independent catalogue entry was found.
