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NetEnt · 2010 · progressive jackpot pick

Hall of Gods on a phone

SIDEWAYS ONLY 1.8 s TO PLAYABLE FREE DEMO

This one makes you turn the phone. 1.8 s to load, and no upright build exists.

The phone check

No HOLDS PORTRAIT 104 of 306 do not
1.8 s TO PLAYABLE Under the 2.1 s median
Sideways only TOUCH TARGETS usable size only sideways
4 TAPS FROM THE LOBBY Search box to a spinning board

Sideways is the only layout and the buttons are built for it. Fine in two hands, awkward hanging off a pole on the subway. The demo pulls about 8 MB before the first tap registers, which on a poor bar is where the 1.8 s goes. Getting money back out is a separate count and we keep it at cashout.

One build, one return figure

Only one configuration of Hall of Gods is licensed, at 95.5%, so there is nothing to check and nothing to get wrong. That puts it in the minority: 123 of 306 titles here ship in two or three builds, and nothing on screen tells you which one loaded.

Where it sits on the board

Ranked 242 of 306 here, and none of that ranking is about the game. It is about the handset. Against a board median of 2.1 s that is 0.3 s of your life back per session.

Across the 24 NetEnt titles here the median is 2.6 s and 14 render upright.

What the game is

NetEnt shipped it in 2010 on a 5x3, 20 lines board running progressive jackpot pick. Norse-mythology progressive where a hammer-smashing shield pick can award the Mega jackpot, historically worth millions.

Medium volatility, so treat the demo as a look at the rhythm and not at the maths. Minimum stake is C$0.20, which is about 100 spins on a twenty. No capped maximum is published, because the pooled prize is the ceiling.

The rest of it

StudioNetEnt
Released2010
Board5x3, 20 lines
Mechanicprogressive jackpot pick
VolatilityMedium
Top licensed return95.5%
House edge on that build4.5%
Max winpooled jackpot
Minimum stakeC$0.20
Spins on twenty dollarsabout 100
Free demoyes, no account needed
Tagsjackpot, progressive, norse

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