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Explore Book of Ra Deluxe by NOVOMATIC in free demo mode and learn how this Egyptian adventure slot works. Our independent guide explains the five-reel layout with 10 paylines, the Book of Ra symbol that acts as both Wild and Scatter, and the 10 Free Games triggered by three or more Books. Before the bonus begins, one regular symbol is selected as the Special Expanding Symbol and can expand across entire reels to form wins. We also cover retriggers, the paytable, betting controls, and mobile play. This website is not a casino and does not accept deposits or real-money bets. Information and entertainment only. Gambling involves risk. 18+.
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