Lucky Rabbit’s Loot is a 5-reel, 4-row video slot from Microgaming built around a garden of oversized vegetables and a cast of lucky rabbits. Released in 2012, it runs on 50 fixed betways across its taller 5×4 grid, giving it more simultaneous winning combinations per spin than a standard 3-row slot. The extra row is put to direct use through stacked wild symbols, which can fill an entire reel and cut through several betways in one hit. That taller grid is what separates it visually from most fixed-payline Microgaming slots of the same period.
| Provider | Microgaming |
| RTP | 95.21% |
| Volatility | Medium |
| Reels / Rows | 5 / 4 |
| Paylines | 50 betways |
| Release Year | 2012 |
Lucky Rabbit’s Loot pays across 50 fixed betways rather than a fixed payline set, so matching symbols anywhere on adjacent reels count toward a win. The rabbit wild appears stacked, meaning it can fill two, three, or more positions on a single reel at once, which lets one lucky drop complete several betways simultaneously on the taller 5×4 grid. Landing three or more scatter symbols triggers a round of 8 free spins, and a Wild Slide feature is active during that bonus — wilds that land can slide to adjacent positions before the reels settle, adding extra winning combinations beyond what the initial drop produced. That combination of stacked wilds in the base game and sliding wilds in the bonus gives the 50-betway format two separate ways to stack up wins, which is unusual for a Microgaming title from this era of the studio’s catalog.
Pros
- Stacked rabbit wilds can fill a full reel and hit multiple betways at once
- Wild Slide feature adds extra combinations during the free spins bonus
- 50 fixed betways on a 5×4 grid create more ways to win per spin
Cons
- Medium volatility with no published max-win figure makes big hits hard to predict
- Older 2012-era Microgaming visuals compared to newer betway-format slots
- No progressive multiplier to boost free spins payouts
