Chase for Glory (Pragmatic Play) – Review & Demo Play

The Chase for Glory Slot Game

I spun this gladiator slot in an open-air amphitheatre setting, with four champions flanking a 5x3 grid. It runs on 243 ways, so you don’t mess with paylines. Stakes span 0.30 to 240 per spin, which suits testing and higher stakes alike. The base game is about as barebones as it gets, with wilds on reels 2 and 4 doing the heavy lifting. It looks fairly good and slightly retro, which fits Wild Streak’s style.

It’s a highly volatile set-up with 96% default RTP, though some sites run 95% or 94%. Without features in the base, rounds can plod, yet the ways system still throws the odd tidy hit. I liked nudging the speed up and letting the wilds do their thing while I waited for scatters. The real shift comes in free spins, where the four grids light up and the coin race takes over.

Symbols and Payouts in Chase for Glory

The paytable sticks to 10 regulars plus wild and scatter. Lows are 10 to A, worth roughly 0.33x to 2.5x for five of a kind. Highs fit the theme: trident, sword, helmet, chest plate, and a treasure chest, paying about 2.67x up to 16.67x for five. The lion wild lands only on reels 2 and 4 and substitutes for pays. The Colosseum scatter is your ticket to the bonus. No wild value is listed.

During free spins, extra pieces drop in. Coins attach to the champion on the relevant grid, while a reset symbol can wipe the leader’s coin count. Those two do nothing in the base game. It’s a clean symbol set that makes it easy to read wins on four windows, which helps when multiplier wilds hit and stack wins across the ways. I found it quick to parse even at faster spin speeds.

Chase for Glory Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x16.6
	4	x3.3
	3	x1.6
	5	x10
	4	x2.6
	3	x1.3
	5	x6.6
	4	x2.5
	3	x1
	5	x3.3
	4	x1.6
	3	x0.8
	5	x2.6
	4	x1.6
	3	x0.6
	5	x2.5
	4	x1
	3	x0.3
	5	x1.6
	4	x0.6
	3	x0.2
	5	x1
	4	x0.3
	3	x0.2
	5	x0.6
	4	x0.2
	3	x0.1
	5	x0.3
	4	x0.16
	3	x0.1
	Scatter
	Wild

Chase for Glory Slot Bonus Features

Three, four, or five scatters trigger 25 free spins every time. The round uses four separate 5x3 grids, and you pick one of four champions, or a random choice, before it starts. By default, only the grid linked to your pick pays during the round. The twist is when each champion becomes active and which multipliers attach to wilds on reels 2 and 4. That timing shapes how you play it.

Green runs for all 25 spins with x2 wilds. Red kicks in for the last 20 with x2 or x3. Blue arrives for the last 15 with x3 or x5. Purple turns up for the last 10 with x5. Multipliers apply to all ways that pass through them, which can set up tidy ladders when both wild reels join a combo. Free spins cannot be retriggered, so you get a single shot.

Coins land and are collected next to each champion’s grid. A reset symbol can drop and zero the coin tally of whoever is leading, but never your chosen fighter; ties pick a random opponent to reset. When the 25 spins end, if your pick holds the most coins or shares the lead, wins from all four grids are paid. The feature turns up roughly once in 117 spins. Bonus buy costs 100x, not in the UK.

How to Win at Chase for Glory Slot

Wins come via 243 ways, paying for matching symbols on three to five adjacent reels from the leftmost side. I set bets between 0.30 and 240 with the +/− controls and use quick spin to keep the cycle smooth. The base relies on ways and those two wild reels, so I keep expectations modest until scatters land. In the bonus, I pick based on mood, green for time on screen, purple for bigger multipliers. Base hit rate sits around 33.3%.

Chase for Glory Slot RTP & Volatility

The default RTP is 96%, with alternative builds at 95% and 94%. It’s a high volatility game with a 7,887x top exposure, so sessions swing. The bonus turns up on average once in 117 spins, while wins over 1,000x land about once in 48,508 spins. The absolute max is quoted at roughly 1 in 68.9 million. I always check which RTP the site uses before I start, as that number matters over long spells.

The Final Thoughts on Chase for Glory

For me, the base game chugs along and can feel repetitive, helped now and then by stacked wilds. The free spins lift it, though, and the four-grid coin chase hits the spot if you like multi-screen action. It wasn’t all that hard to trigger in testing, and any champion can snatch it on the day. The 243 ways with multiplier wilds can stack nicely, and the 7,887x potential keeps me keen without pretending it’s epic every session.