Magic Tricks (Red Tiger Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

The Magic Tricks Slot Game

Magic Tricks drops me straight into a classic magic show with a centre-stage set, starry curtains, and a magician waving to the roar from the crowd. The 5x4 layout with 25 paylines is tidy, and the metallic line highlights feel very Red Tiger. Symbols pop in lively colours, and the audio leans into that mysterious theatre hum. First spins felt measured rather than flashy, but I could see the rings teased on the intro screen, so I stuck around for the tricks.

I play this across mobile and desktop without fuss, and the interface is clean. Stakes start low, spins resolve fast if you tap turbo, and the magician pops in often enough to keep the base game ticking. Wins count left to right from reel one, so lines are straightforward to read. The show builds around those Magic Rings, and the whole package sits in that familiar Red Tiger polish, which suits a slot where presentation helps sell each act.

Symbols and Payouts in Magic Tricks

Magic Tricks lines up nine standard symbols plus two specials. Lows are 10 to A with dice flourishes, paying 1x to 2.4x for five of a kind. Premiums fit the stage kit nicely with cups, a spread of cards, the sawing box, and a rabbit in a hat. Land a full line of five premiums for 4x to 20x. Paylines are fixed, so you’re always playing all 25, and set wins drop when symbols connect from the leftmost reel.

The wild is a golden bank notes wallet. It stands in for pay symbols, not the scatter or the magic ring, and five of a kind pays 20x. The scatter is the magician, and you’ll want him lined up when rings appear. Animations give each expansion a neat flourish, which keeps the stage theme consistent. On the figures side, the quoted potential climbs as high as 10,500x, so symbol expansions can snowball in the right bonus.

Magic Tricks Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	Wild
	5	x20
	5	x20
	4	x4
	3	x2.5
	5	x10
	4	x3.5
	3	x2
	5	x6
	4	x2.5
	3	x1.5
	5	x4
	4	x1.8
	3	x1
	5	x2.4
	4	x0.8
	3	x0.52
	5	x2
	4	x0.6
	3	x0.4
	5	x1.6
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.3
	5	x1.2
	4	x0.3
	3	x0.2
	5	x1
	4	x0.2
	3	x0.1
	Scatter

Magic Tricks Slot Bonus Features

Magic Tricks hangs everything on Magic Rings. Up to four rings can land on a spin, with only one ring per row. Whatever lands inside a ring expands to fill that row, and that guarantees a five of a kind across all 25 lines. In the base game I mostly saw a single ring at a time, which breaks up dead spins and sets up tidy line pays. Each symbol gets its own little act during expansion.

Free Spins trigger from three scatters for six spins, with +2 spins for each extra scatter. If a scatter lands in a ring it spreads across the row and counts as five scatters, and that can lead to up to 40 free spins. In the bonus, rings drop more often and can occupy different rows at once. That mix is where the slot wakes up, as two to four expanded rows can align and throw down those chunky five of a kind payouts.

From my sessions the base is steady, but the round really sings when the feature stacks. The better spins came from rings grabbing premiums or wilds on adjacent rows. Variance can sting when rings miss or sit apart, yet the ceiling is there, with quoted wins up to 10,500x on the right board. I rate the bonus cadence as sporadic rather than frequent, which matches other Red Tiger shows, so I size stakes with that in mind.

How to Win at Magic Tricks Slot

Magic Tricks runs on 25 fixed paylines across 5 reels and 4 rows, paying left to right from reel one. You need three to five matching symbols on a line for a standard hit, while five wilds on a line is the cap. I keep turbo on for pace, and I'll spin in bursts then pause. Auto works fine if you prefer hands-off. Free play is handy for testing lines and ring behaviour, but real wins arrive only in cash mode.

Magic Tricks Slot RTP & Volatility

Magic Tricks ships with RTP ranges. I've seen 95.69% quoted as the default, with alternative settings stepping down to around 92%. Hit frequency around 34.68% gets mentioned, and the model sits in the medium to high bracket. That combo means lively stretches and dry patches. I plan sessions with a buffer and keep stakes modest until the bonus shows its hand. Some lobbies offer different RTP settings, so check the info panel before you settle in for a long stint.

The Final Thoughts on Magic Tricks

Magic Rings are the headline act in Magic Tricks, and they do the heavy lifting. The show looks sharp, the stage dressing works, and the expansion animations give each hit a bit of theatre. On a bigger 5x4 canvas with only 25 lines, you can grow two rows that do not connect, which is a tad frustrating. When two or three rows line up, though, the slot sparks, and the audio kicks up like a live crowd.

I'm fine with the pace and I like the stake flexibility, starting from 0.10 per spin. The bonus feels worth chasing, yet I treat it as mid-cycle rather than frequent. If the RTP sits at the higher setting, the ride feels fair, while the lower settings need tighter bankroll control. I'd have liked an extra wrinkle such as multipliers, but the rings and free spins carry the theme nicely. For a magic nightcap, this does the job.