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Leprechaun Goes series
Leprechaun Goes slots: choosing between three kinds of risk
Which entry in Play'n Go's Leprechaun Goes travel-parody series makes sense as a first stop: Egypt's choice-based free spins, Hell's jackpot layer or Wild's sticky-wild pressure? The answer depends less on the comic leprechaun theme than on the desired risk loop, because each destination rebuilds the bonus structure around a different route to its ceiling.
Ranked by Slot Score
| Game | Year | RTP | Volatility | Slot Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Leprechaun Goes EgyptPlay'n Go | 2013 | 94.79% | Medium volatility | 59 |
 Leprechaun Goes to HellPlay'n Go | 2016 | 96.54% | Medium volatility | 76 |
 Leprechaun Goes WildLatestPlay'n Go | 2020 | 94.2% | High volatility | 58 |
Leprechaun Goes Egypt is the most restrained starting point. Released in 2013, it uses a 5x3 grid, 20 paylines and medium volatility, with selectable free-spin modes, free-spin multipliers, a pick-object bonus and a gamble feature. Its 500x maximum keeps the emphasis on feature choice rather than a remote top prize.
Leprechaun Goes to Hell retained medium volatility in 2016 but moved to 25 paylines and added a progressive jackpot. The listed 50,000x ceiling marks a substantial change in reward scale, while wilds, scatters, free spins and multipliers preserve the recognizable Play'n Go framework.
Leprechaun Goes Wild returned the character to an Irish setting in 2020 and changed the pressure again. Its 5x4 layout, high volatility, sticky wilds and additional free spins support a 10,000x ceiling. Egypt suits a feature-choice focus, Hell centers the jackpot route, and Wild places more weight on persistent wild positions and volatile free-spin extensions.