Betty, Boris And Boo Slot Review, Demo Play, Payout, Free Spins & Bonuses

Betty, Boris And Boo Review

If you’re looking for jump-scares and horror, Betty, Boris And Boo might not be for you. The atmosphere might be haunted here, but it’s done in a lighthearted and humorous way. You’ll meet Boris, the food-munching green slimy ghost, as well as Boo, a golden-tooth money-hoarding apparition. Smack in the middle is Betty, which is the most mysterious and spooky of the trio.

The scariest thing about this game might be the somewhat long-winded and featureless base game. You do get the occasional wild win, but it’s really all about the bonus round here. Your 3 friendly ghosts can make or break the feature, depending on how much haunted action you’re getting. As usual with Red Tiger, the math model comes with some weak spots.

The RTP is below the “magic” 96 % mark, and you also need to beware of customizable RTP ranges.

Betty, Boris And Boo Slot Reel Screen

Betty, Boris And Boo Features

The blue diamond is the wild symbol in this game, and it will step in for all regular pay symbols. It can land on all 5 of the reels, and it pays 10x your stake for 5 on a payline. That’s pretty much it as far as the base game goes, so let’s instead shift our focus to the bonus round.

The Spooky Spins scatter symbol consists of the aforementioned 3 ghosts, and you trigger the free spins round by landing the scatter on reels 1, 3 and 5 on the same spin. In cases where you land only 1 or 2 scatters, the symbols present will become sticky for the next spin. This gives you a second chance to trigger the free spins round.

Either way, you will receive 10 “spooky spins”, and the 3 ghosts will assist you with their individual spooky features. The ghost features are triggered randomly as the bonus round plays out, and you can benefit from up to all 3 of them on the same spin:

• Betty (blue haired lady ghost) - turn regular pay symbols into sticky wilds, and these remain in place for the duration of the bonus round.
• Boo (the golden color ghost) - gives you a random multiplier that applies to all wins from that point forward. He can also reappear later to upgrade the multiplier up to 10x at the most.
• Boris (the green slimy ghost) - will expand a randomly chosen higher value symbol into either size 2x2, 3x3 or 4x4.

The 200 Spins Betty, Boris And Boo Experience

The base game didn’t do too much for us here, but we landed an okay win once in a while to keep us going. We trigger the free spins feature at 1:29 into the 4-minute highlights video you can check out below, and we got plenty of modifier action. You can see how it all played out by hitting the play button.

Review Summary

There is no doubt that Betty, Boris And Boo is visually pleasing, and Red Tiger has nailed the haunted house atmosphere pretty well. The lighthearted and humorous approach won’t give anyone a sleepless night, and you can safely play this while being home alone.

The base game can drag on for quite a while though, and some ghostly action also there is sorely missed.

You’re really just grinding along waiting for the bonus round to trigger, and it’s a real hit or miss kind of deal. Sometimes it plays out more or less like the base game, and at other times the 3 ghosts are crawling all over each other to benefit you. The 5,241x potential is solid enough, but there are some drawbacks in the Red Tiger math model, as is usually the case (see pros and cons below).

Pros

• Bonus round with up to 3 random modifiers on the same spin
• These are random sticky wilds, expanded symbols and a multiplier up to 10x
• High volatility and 5,241x max win potential

Cons

• RTP of 95.69 % is a bit below average (also, beware of RTP ranges)
• Max bet is only £20 per spin

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