Sir Donkey (Betixon) – Review & Demo Play

Sir Donkey - Introduction

I came to Sir Donkey expecting a gallant horseman; instead I met a shabby knight on a very green donkey. This Betixon release runs on five reels and 20 paylines, packing a quirky, adventure-history theme with wilds, scatters, free spins, and a bonus game. Medium-volatility play keeps the pace lively, while the setup stays straightforward for newcomers and old hands. I found it light-hearted yet capable of steady hits, perfect for short sessions or a longer wander through its coin-strewn landscape.

Graphics & Soundtrack in Sir Donkey

Colour pops from the first spin. Behind the royal blue reels sit mountains made of golden coins, fluffy clouds, a deep navy sky dotted with orbs and even a random windmill. High-value icons stick to the theme: treasure chest, trophy, piles of coins, and bullion bars, presented on rich banners of red, green, and purple. Low pays are bright number and playing card symbols, polished to a shine. The knight with sword acts as the wild, while a crowned shield serves as the scatter.

The soundtrack carries a pleasant medieval dance vibe. It lilts along during base spins, then seems to quicken when the reels gather pace, backed by clicks, whirrs, and tinkles that fit the arcade rhythm. I like how the visuals and audio work together; the blue palette and gleaming gold keep focus on the symbols, while the music adds gentle tension without turning harsh. It feels cohesive and readable on both desktop and mobile screens.

Sir Donkey RTP & Volatility

This one is listed as medium volatility, which matches my spins where wins landed quite often and didn’t feel stingy. The official RTP is unknown, a point noted by several reviewers and a mild red flag for serious grinders. I have seen 93.1% quoted elsewhere, so set expectations accordingly and manage the session length. In practice, the feature mix and regular line hits softened streaks for me, though I wouldn’t treat it as a marathon earner.

How to Play Sir Donkey

In demo, the layout is clean, so getting started is easy. I tap the small i at the top right to read rules and the paytable. The megaphone beside it lets me toggle sound. On the right of the reels, Autobet offers 5, 10, 15, 25, or 50 spins, with optional stop conditions on win or loss limits that I set. The stacked coin button there controls my coin level, and the big spin button does the rest.

Bet levels are straightforward at 0.20, 0.40, 1.00, 2.00, 5.00, 10.00, and 20.00 per spin with all 20 lines active. I prefer starting low to gauge hit rhythm, then nudging up if features flow. The five-by-three grid pays left to right, and the wild substitutes for everything bar the scatter. Once I’ve dialled stake and any autobet stops, I spin and watch for shields, wilds, and those shiny gold symbols to string wins together.

Bet Sizes & Paytable Wins in Sir Donkey

Sir Donkey keeps the staking range friendly, from a 0.20 minimum to a 20.00 maximum. With 20 fixed lines, you don’t juggle line counts, which simplifies bankroll control. I found the base game capable of steady returns when premium symbols showed up, while the feature hits did the heavy lifting. The display makes totals clear, so reading results is simple. It suits low-stakes spins as much as a short bout at higher bets when you fancy a punt.

On the paytable, the warrior knight wild is also a payer, with three, four, or five of a kind returning 100, 500, and 5,000. The treasure chest ranges from 50 up to 1,000. The trophy stacked with gold coins tops out at 500. Coin piles and gold bars award 30, 100, and 300 for three to five. Number and playing card symbols fill the low tier with payouts from 5 up to 200 for standard matches.

Five wilds is the big target in the base game, paying a chunky x5000, which aligns with the quoted 100,000 top win at max. While you won’t see that often, the combination of medium variance and symbol spread means there’s a decent prize pot across the set. I rate the table as transparent and fair for line-hit play, with features adding extra lift when they land. It’s a tidy profile for a 5x3, 20-line slot.

Sir Donkey Bonus Features

Bonus features are the heart of Sir Donkey. The masked warrior wild substitutes for all but the scatter and pays up to 5,000 for five. Three or more crowned shield scatters award eight free spins with a 1x win multiplier, and I’ve seen them re-trigger during the round. The clincher is that all wilds become sticky during free spins, so any that land stay glued until the feature ends, which can snowball line wins nicely when you catch an early stick.

There’s also the Donkey Bonus, triggered by three bonus symbols. This starts a bonus game with cash prizes, though the design team keep details sparse in several write-ups. In my sessions it acted as a top-up more than a game-changer, while sticky wilds did the headline work. The overall mix gives you variety with line hits, sticky setups, and a simple bonus for a quick shot at extra coins. Wins vary with stake size and symbol alignment.

Our Verdict on Sir Donkey

I rate Sir Donkey as engaging and cheeky, with a quirky theme that stays readable and a good variety of bonus options. All symbols contribute a decent prize pot, and sticky wilds make free spins feel worthwhile. My gripes are familiar: the official RTP is unknown, and fuller information on the Donkey Bonus would help. Even so, my playthroughs delivered frequent, fair wins for a medium ride, and I was happy to saddle up for another round.