Series
Pirates' Plenty series
Pirates' Plenty series: choosing between cascades, expanding reels and multiplier wilds
Which Pirates' Plenty game best represents Red Tiger Gaming's high-volatility 5x3, 20-payline pirate formula? The answer depends on the bonus behavior: start with the original for cascades and feature-map progression, Battle for Gold for an expanding reel set, or Treasures of the Seas for the highest ceiling and stronger wild modifiers.
Ranked by Slot Score
| Game | Year | RTP | Volatility | Slot Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Pirates Plenty The Sunken TreasureRed Tiger Gaming | 2018 | 95.07% | High volatility | 69 |
 Pirates Plenty Battle for GoldRed Tiger Gaming | 2019 | 94.66% | High volatility | 67 |
 Pirates’ Plenty Treasures of the SeasLatestRed Tiger Gaming | 2025 | 96.2% | High volatility | 79 |
Pirates Plenty The Sunken Treasure set the course in 2018 with cascades, respins, symbol collection and expanding symbols. Its 5,000x maximum win sits behind several linked systems, making it the entry most focused on building energy and moving through a feature map rather than changing the basic reel dimensions.
Pirates Plenty Battle for Gold retained the 20-payline structure and 5,000x ceiling in 2019 but changed the source of pressure. Expanding reels, expanding wilds and sticky wilds make screen growth and held positions more important than the original game's cascading sequence. It is the closest structural sequel, yet its bonus reads differently because the reel set itself can change.
Pirates’ Plenty Treasures of the Seas keeps the 5x3 base while raising the maximum win to 22,640x. Wild multipliers, respin wilds, sticky wilds and symbol removal concentrate more value in altered symbols and repeat spins. The pirate setting remains constant, but the series moves from mapped collection, through reel expansion, to a substantially larger multiplier-driven finish.