Wanted 10 (Amigo Gaming) – Review & Demo Play

Introduction to Wanted 10

From the first step onto the dusty street of Wanted 10, with a Western score humming in the background, I knew what kind of ride this was. Amigo Gaming keeps it classic with a five-reel layout, 10 paylines, and expanding wilds doing the heavy lifting. The interface is clean and fast, with a turbo option when you fancy a quicker spin. It’s simple to grasp and easy to settle into, which suits quick sessions and longer stints when you want that steady, low-risk feel.

Theme, Graphics & Soundtrack in Wanted 10

Broad, dusty deserts under blue skies. Empty streets lined by wooden buildings. Outlaws facing lawmen in a main street stand-off. Wanted 10 leans on every iconic Western cue and makes it look sharp. The reels carry bullets, guns, horseshoes and some worrying sticks of dynamite, while card ranks appear as carved and painted wood. The soundtrack could sit in a cowboy film, twanging along as the reels settle. It all clicks, and the mood stays consistent from spin to spin.

I like the small touches. Scrolling bet levels feels like spinning a revolver’s chambers, and winning lines zip across the screen like flying bullets. It’s a neat way to give feedback without overloading the display. The colour palette stays warm and dusty, and animations are crisp when a wild starts to stretch down a reel. Nothing overdone, just a solid Western wrapper for a simple 10‑line slot with pace.

Wanted 10 RTP and Variance

Here’s the unusual part. Wanted 10 ships with an official variance note but no stated RTP figure. Amigo Gaming shows two out of five chilli peppers, which I read as low to medium variance with small, regular hits and the odd lift. That suits budget play and longer sessions. With no published return number, I try the demo first to get a feel for streaks and how the balance moves, then set limits before switching to cash.

Bet & Win Sizes in Wanted 10

Spin the revolver to pick a stake between 0.10 and 100.00, with 10 lines fixed and wins paying left to right. The paytable is dynamic, so values shift with your bet. I like being able to tap the balance to swap coin and credit views, and the turbo toggle helps when I want faster cycles. It’s straightforward, and that simplicity makes it easy to manage pace and stick to a budget on the fly.

At minimum stake, the dynamic table shows the following top returns. Suits and the dollar scatter cap at 1.50. Horseshoe reaches 2.00. Bullets and the revolver go to 7.00. The sheriff star scatter hits 10.00. Dynamite leads the pack with 50.00 for a five‑of‑a‑kind. Figures rise in line with your bet size, and the headline win sits at x5000, so there is headroom if a screen lines up the right way with wild help.

Wanted 10 Symbols and Paytable

Wanted 10 keeps the set clear. Premiums can reach x500 for a five‑symbol line, mids land up to x70, with lower groups topping out at x20 or x15 for five. Those numbers make sense for a low to medium profile where frequency matters. Wilds substitute for standard icons and, when they stretch, they can complete or lengthen lines that would otherwise miss. All wins pay left to right, while scatters are paid anywhere.

There are two scatters in play. The sheriff star is the headline one, paying up to x100 for five, with x20 for four and x5 for three. The dollar scatter acts as a secondary pay‑anywhere symbol and appears alongside the line pays from the core set. Both scatters fit the Western story and give you extra hits even when lines do not form. It’s tidy and keeps the base spins ticking.

Low icons are the card suits carved in wood, which suit the saloon flavour and fill gaps often. Mid tier symbols include the horseshoe, bullets and the revolver, giving a noticeable step up when they land in clusters. Dynamite is the stand‑out regular, topping the line paytable at minimum stake and pushing sessions along when it connects with an expanded wild. The spread is easy to read thanks to the dynamic table.

Wanted 10 Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	Scatter
	3	x20
	5	x500
	4	x25
	3	x5
	2	x1
	5	x70
	4	x12
	3	x4
	5	x70
	4	x12
	3	x4
	5	x20
	4	x4
	3	x2
	5	x15
	4	x3
	3	x1
	5	x15
	4	x3
	3	x1
	5	x15
	4	x3
	3	x1
	5	x15
	4	x3
	3	x1
	Scatter
	5	x100
	4	x20
	3	x5
	Wild

Bonus Features in Wanted 10

Wanted 10 keeps bonuses simple. When a wild lands, it can expand to fill the whole reel. That means more substitute coverage and better chances to complete a 10‑line pattern on the spin. It looks good too, as the symbol grows in place before wins are counted. There are no layered bonus games here, just a clean expanding wild mechanic that fits the pace and still brings some punch when it lands in the right spots.

Wanted 10 Review

You might say the imagery is typical for a Wild West slot, and that’s fine by me. It’s well put together, atmospheric, and easy to master. The expanding wild adds a bit of extra spice to a straightforward 10‑line game, and the turbo setting gives quick sessions a nice rhythm. I had no trouble settling into a flow where balance moved steadily rather than lurching around. That suits cautious play and longer spins.

For bankroll planning, the two chilli peppers rating and the x5000 top win tell the story. Wins arrive often enough to keep interest up, but they lean small, with the big jumps tied to reels covered by an expanded wild. If you want a steady ride with classic Western flair and a single clear feature, Wanted 10 does the job. I’ll keep it on my list for relaxed, no‑fuss sessions.