3 Lucky Witches (4ThePlayer) – Review & Demo Play

3 Lucky Witches Slot Overview

Yggdrasil partner 4ThePlayer has me under their spell again with 3 Lucky Witches. It’s a 5-reel, 3-row slot with 243 ways that sticks a rotating Witches' Wheel beside the grid. Bets run from 10p to £30, RTP sits at 96.00%, and volatility feels mid to high. I pick one of Scarlett, Ivy, or Celeste to act as my Wild, then chase Wheel triggers that arrive roughly once every 75 spins on average. Top potential lands at 5,000x the bet.

The shift from leprechauns to witches lets the art team go moody with a moonlit sky, a crooked house, bats, and that not-so-grumpy black cat watching the reels. I like the tidier prize wheel compared to the old ladder, as it makes progress clear and quick. Base play keeps things simple, with wins landing left to right on adjacent reels. It can feel steady between features, but the Wheel is the focus, and that suits the bonus-hunting way I tend to play.

3 Lucky Witches Slot Information

Pay symbols start with 10, J, Q, K, and A. For 5-of-a-kind, the cards pay roughly 3x to 5x the bet, with K and A at the top end. Premiums step up through candles and a potion bottle, then the book and raven, with the black cat as the best payer. On a clean 5 OAK, premiums range from 8x to 30x, and the cat also pays from 2-of-a-kind. Pumpkin Scatters trigger the Wheel, while my chosen witch acts as the Wild.

3 Lucky Witches uses 243 ways to win, so hits land when matching symbols appear on adjacent reels starting from the far left. With a 5x3 layout, I’ve found the line maths familiar and easy to read. Wilds substitute for everything except Scatters, which keeps the setup tidy. The paytable also shows the cosmetic Wild choice between Scarlett, Ivy, and Celeste, which I enjoy as a bit of flavour without affecting outcomes. It’s a clean, readable pay setup that suits quick sessions.

3 Lucky Witches Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x30
	4	x10
	3	x2.5
	2	x0.5
	5	x20
	4	x5
	3	x1.5
	5	x10
	4	x5
	3	x1.5
	5	x8
	4	x3
	3	x1
	5	x8
	4	x3
	3	x1
	5	x5
	4	x2
	3	x0.7
	5	x5
	4	x2
	3	x0.7
	5	x3
	4	x1
	3	x0.5
	5	x3
	4	x1
	3	x0.5
	5	x3
	4	x1
	3	x0.5
	Wild
	Scatter

3 Lucky Witches Slot Features

Most of the game revolves around the Witches' Wheel, where prizes or level-ups are awarded on each spin. Land 3, 4, or 5 Scatters to start the feature, and you’ll begin deeper on the Wheel with more Scatters. Prizes are either instant cash, Win Spins, Mega Picks, or a mystery question mark. If you hit Win Spins, Mega Picks, or the question mark, you can take the feature or a cash amount equal to the average return shown beside it.

Witches' Wheel in 3 Lucky Witches

The Wheel stacks six levels, with the max cash prize in the centre. With 3 Scatters you start on level 1, 4 Scatters on level 3, and 5 Scatters on level 5. Each stop lands either a prize or a level-up arrow that moves you inward. Lower levels lean towards smaller cash amounts or a handful of Win Spins, while mid levels start mixing in Mega Picks and those mystery segments. Your odds of stepping up drop as segments thin out on the inner rings.

I’ve seen cash prizes scale from low double figures to chunky hits, with the central slice paying up to 5,000x. Question mark segments on the mid tiers let me pick between Mega Picks or a batch of Win Spins, or just take the displayed cash. The feature itself shows up often enough to keep sessions lively, roughly once in 75 spins on average. It’s a straight shot design that trims faff and gets me into a decision point quickly.

Compared with the old 15-step trail, the six-ring Wheel feels brisker and more readable. I like the way levels condense the outcomes, as it feeds you either a prize or a step forward without filler. The base game keeps modifiers out of the way, which makes the Wheel pop more when it lands. If I’m in a bonus-buy market, I’d lean towards buying access rather than grinding the base, though the natural trigger rate is decent for standard play.

Win Spins in 3 Lucky Witches

Win Spins grant 3 to 20 spins where every spin lands a win. From the Wheel in normal play, they run with a 3x multiplier. If I land them via the mystery segment, the multiplier can jump to 6x or 10x, which is where things can get punchy. Buying Win Spins sets the multiplier at 5x. There’s no retrigger, so I treat them as a fixed bundle, push the pace, and tally the total at the end of the sequence.

Mega Picks in 3 Lucky Witches

Mega Picks hands out between 1 and 5 picks, determined by where the Wheel landed. I tap to reveal cash amounts, and the sum becomes my feature win. It’s simple and quick, which I like when I’m after clean outcomes without extra layers. On higher Wheel levels, the pick count and potential both rise, and the question mark option can also steer me here. I’ve had tidy returns off a small number of picks when the values lined up.

Bonus Buy in 3 Lucky Witches

Those outside the UK will benefit from a Bonus Buy menu. Witches' Wheel costs 35x and drops 3 to 5 Scatters to start you on level 1, 3, or 5. Win Spins costs 60x for up to 20 spins at 3x if bought directly. Mega Picks costs 250x and offers up to 7 picks. I like that each option maps to a clear outcome, so I can target the mode that suits my bankroll and session length.

When I don’t buy, I still rate the in-feature choice to take a cash amount instead of Win Spins or Mega Picks. The displayed figure mirrors the average return of that bonus, which trims second-guessing. With a mid to high profile and a 96.00% RTP, I treat buys as a way to concentrate volatility where I want it. If I fancy steady play, I spin for natural Wheel triggers and let the average 75-spin cadence do the work.