ReelPlay
ReelPlay Slots: Infinity Reels and Beyond
ReelPlay is the studio behind Infinity Reels, its own mechanic: every win adds a reel to the grid, and the round carries on for as long as new wins keep landing. At Slots99 you will find a compact ReelPlay selection built around that idea. It covers the plain Infinity Reels games, hybrids that run Infinity Reels on Megaways reels, a few Megaways and 10K Ways titles, and themed slots such as Viking Lock and Mermaid Reef.
Every ReelPlay title in our lobby opens in a free demo today. You need no account and no deposit, so you can watch the grid stretch before you decide whether to stake real money. Slots99 is for players aged 18 or over, and playing for real money needs an account.
This page answers what players in Canada and South Africa ask about the studio: which ReelPlay games we carry, how Infinity Reels works, what volatility each title has on record, and how to play on a phone. For the general side of slots, the all slots page has the full picture.
The ReelPlay games you can play here
ReelPlay has released more games than we carry. If a ReelPlay title you know does not appear in the lobby grid on this page, it is not in our lobby at the moment. Here are the titles this page covers, grouped by format, because the format tells you far more about how a game plays than its artwork does.
- Infinity Reels: El Dorado Infinity Reels, Giza Infinity Reels and Super Massive Infinity Reels.
- Infinity Reels with Megaways: Odin Infinity Reels Megaways and Tiki Infinity Reels Megaways.
- Megaways: Atlantis Megaways, Big Bucks Bandits Megaways and Hypernova Megaways.
- 10K Ways: ARRR! 10K Ways and Shamrock Money Pot 10K Ways.
- Themed slots with their own features: Viking Lock, Mermaid Reef, Crystal Wolf Lightning Chase, Joker Super Reels, Fruit Combinator, Orca's Wild Bonanza and Winning Wishes.
If you want one recommendation to start with, open Viking Lock, Mermaid Reef or ARRR! 10K Ways. Those are the titles we would put in front of anyone meeting the studio for the first time, and the sections below explain why.
What ReelPlay is known for
Most studios are known for a look or a type of theme. ReelPlay is known for a rule. Infinity Reels changes the shape of the game itself: instead of a grid that stays the same size from the first spin to the last, you get one that grows wider every time a win lands. When a ReelPlay title has "Infinity Reels" in its name, that rule is running underneath it.
The studio also works with formats it does not own. Megaways is a mechanic licensed from Big Time Gaming, which is how it ends up in ReelPlay games such as Hypernova Megaways. The 10K Ways titles use yet another ways format. So a ReelPlay shelf is really several kinds of game under one studio name, and the format printed in the title tells you which kind you are opening.
That matters more than the theme. Two ReelPlay games with the same volatility label can feel nothing alike if one adds reels after each win and the other never changes width. Pick by format first, then by volatility, and only then by setting.
Infinity Reels, explained step by step
Infinity Reels is easiest to understand as a chain. Each link in the chain is a win, and each win buys you another reel. Here is what happens on a single spin.
The spin starts on the base grid
You set your stake and spin as you would on any video slot. The game shows its starting set of reels, and wins are checked across them. If nothing pays, the spin ends there, exactly as it would on a fixed grid.
A win adds a reel
When a winning combination lands, the game adds a new reel to the grid and spins it in. You do not press anything and you do not pay again. The extra reel is part of the spin you already paid for, so the chain never costs more than your original stake.
The new reel can keep the chain alive
The added reel either brings a fresh win, by extending a combination or completing a new one, or it brings nothing. If it brings a win, another reel joins the grid. If it does not, the chain stops. That is the whole rule: a reel is added for each win, and the round goes on while new wins land.
The round ends and the spin settles
When a new reel brings no further win, the round is over and the wins from the whole chain count toward that spin. The grid then goes back to its starting size before your next base-game spin. Most spins will not chain far, because every extra reel needs a win of its own, but now and then the grid keeps stretching for a while.
What sits on top is set game by game
Some Infinity Reels games build extra features around the growing grid, such as a bonus round or multipliers. Which features a title has, and how they trigger, is not something the format decides. Open the paytable inside the game before you play: it lists every feature, the rules for each one and the game's return figure.
Why it feels different: on a fixed grid, a good win usually needs the right symbols in one go. On an Infinity Reels grid, a modest first win can be the start of something longer, so even small hits hold your attention for a moment. Give it a hundred spins in demo and you will know whether that rhythm suits you.
The Infinity Reels originals: El Dorado, Giza and Super Massive
These titles run Infinity Reels on its own, with no other format mixed in, and each of them carries a Medium volatility label on our side. If you want to learn how the mechanic behaves before you try the harder versions, start here.
El Dorado Infinity Reels takes the legend of the lost city of gold as its setting. Its volatility is recorded as Medium, which sits between the long quiet stretches of a High title and the frequent small returns of a gentle one. It is the obvious first stop if you have never played the mechanic.
Giza Infinity Reels borrows its name from the home of the pyramids, and its volatility on record is again Medium. It gives you the same rule as El Dorado in a different setting, which makes it a fair test of whether it is the mechanic you enjoy or simply the theme.
Super Massive Infinity Reels also carries a Medium label, and our lobby shelves it in the Fruits collection, alongside games built on classic slot symbols. If you like a traditional look with a modern rule underneath, this is the Infinity Reels title to open.
When Infinity Reels meets Megaways: Odin and Tiki
Some titles in our ReelPlay selection put both systems into one game, as their names tell you. Megaways shapes the reels, so each one can show a different number of symbols from spin to spin. Infinity Reels shapes the grid, so each win still adds a reel and the round still goes on while new wins land.
Odin and Tiki are both recorded as High volatility. That is the jump to notice: the plain Infinity Reels games sit at Medium, while the hybrids sit at the top of the scale. Expect longer quiet stretches between meaningful wins, and size your stake so that a quiet run does not end your session early.
Odin Infinity Reels Megaways puts the chief of the Norse gods at the centre of the grid. Tiki Infinity Reels Megaways swaps him for the carved tiki figures its name refers to. Both also appear in our Megaways collection. The pairing of mechanics is the same and the setting differs, so try both in demo and keep the one whose pace you prefer.
Megaways in ReelPlay games: a licensed format
Megaways is not a ReelPlay invention. It is a mechanic licensed from Big Time Gaming, which other studios build their own games on. On a Megaways grid, each reel shows a different number of symbols on each spin, so the number of ways to win changes every time.
In ReelPlay's hands, Megaways appears on its own as well as in the hybrids above. The plain Megaways titles in our lobby spread across most of the volatility scale, which makes them a handy set for feeling how risk changes on a single format.
Atlantis Megaways carries the gentlest label on record in this selection: low to medium. Its name places it with the sunken city, and it also sits in our Marine collection. If you want Megaways without the long dry runs that High titles can bring, start here.
Big Bucks Bandits Megaways sits in the middle at Medium and brings outlaws and bounty money into the frame. You will find it in our Western collection too. Hypernova Megaways goes the other way, with a High label and a name borrowed from the most violent star explosions in astronomy. Same format, very different temperaments.
10K Ways: the big-grid ReelPlay titles
The 10K Ways label is a format name printed in the title. It tells you the game pays on ways, and a great many of them, rather than on a short fixed set of paylines. The exact layout of the grid and the way wins are counted are set out in each game's paytable.
The 10K Ways titles we carry share a High volatility label. Treat them as games for a patient session, with a stake you are comfortable repeating many times over.
ARRR! 10K Ways is one of our marquee ReelPlay picks, alongside Viking Lock and Mermaid Reef. It is a pirate game, filed in our Pirates collection and in the Megaways collection as well. Its label is High, so the demo is the right place to feel how long the quiet stretches run before you play it for money.
Shamrock Money Pot 10K Ways takes the same format to Irish luck, with the shamrock and the pot of money right there in the name. It lives in our Irish collection, and the label is High here too. If you already enjoy Irish-themed slots, this is the ReelPlay title that fits that shelf.
The themed ReelPlay slots: Viking Lock, Mermaid Reef and more
Not every ReelPlay game wears its format in the title. The rest of our selection is named for its theme or its feature. Here we tell you what is recorded, and the paytable tells you the rest. Most of these sit at medium-high, one step below the top of the scale.
Viking Lock
Viking Lock is one of the marquee ReelPlay titles in our lobby. Its volatility is recorded as medium-high, and it sits in our Adventures collection with its Norse raiders. We will not guess at the feature from the name: open the demo, read the info panel and watch a few dozen spins before you decide.
Mermaid Reef
Mermaid Reef is another marquee pick, an underwater title with a medium-high label. If Atlantis Megaways feels too gentle and the High titles too harsh, Mermaid Reef sits between them on the scale. That makes it a sensible second game once you know how ReelPlay feels.
Crystal Wolf Lightning Chase
Crystal Wolf Lightning Chase carries a medium-high label and sits in our Magical collection, so the crystal wolf here belongs to fantasy rather than to a nature documentary. Treat the "Lightning Chase" in the name as the feature to look up in the paytable.
Joker Super Reels
Joker Super Reels brings the joker of the classic slot machine into a ReelPlay game. It is filed in the Fruits collection and recorded as medium-high. If you like classic symbols and want a little more bite than Super Massive Infinity Reels offers, this is the next step up.
Fruit Combinator
Fruit Combinator is the one game in this themed group recorded as High. Go in expecting a demanding game rather than a relaxed one, and keep the stake small until you have watched a few hundred spins in demo.
Orca's Wild Bonanza
Orca's Wild Bonanza heads for open water with the killer whale in its title. Open it in demo, read its feature rules in the info panel and get a feel for its pace before you choose a real-money stake.
Winning Wishes
Winning Wishes plays on the idea of wishes coming true, going by its name. As with every ReelPlay title here, the demo is free, and the info panel inside the game lists its features and rules.
Volatility across the ReelPlay selection
Volatility describes how a game spreads its wins, from frequent and small to rare and large, and the all slots page explains it in general. Here is how it falls across the ReelPlay titles we carry, using only the labels on record.
- High: ARRR! 10K Ways, Shamrock Money Pot 10K Ways, Odin Infinity Reels Megaways, Tiki Infinity Reels Megaways, Hypernova Megaways and Fruit Combinator.
- Medium-high: Viking Lock, Mermaid Reef, Crystal Wolf Lightning Chase and Joker Super Reels.
- Medium: El Dorado Infinity Reels, Giza Infinity Reels, Super Massive Infinity Reels and Big Bucks Bandits Megaways.
- Low to medium: Atlantis Megaways.
Three patterns stand out. First, the plain Infinity Reels games all sit at Medium, so the studio's signature mechanic is also its most even-tempered entry point. Second, wherever Infinity Reels is stacked on Megaways, or the grid is a 10K Ways one, the label jumps to High. Third, the themed titles mostly sit one step below the top, at medium-high.
What this means for your session: if your budget is small, start with the Medium titles or Atlantis Megaways, where the swings are narrower. If you have a larger budget and the patience for quiet stretches, the High titles are where bigger single wins are possible, though nothing guarantees one. Either way, the label describes the long run across many spins, not what the next spin or the next hour will do.
How to try a ReelPlay slot for free
Free play is the quickest way to understand Infinity Reels, and every ReelPlay title in our lobby opens in demo today. You do not need an account, you do not need a deposit and there is nothing to download. Pick a game from this page, choose the demo option, and a play balance appears on screen.
The demo runs the same game maths as the real-money version, so the chains, the features and the pace you see are the real thing. What changes is the balance: demo credit is play money with no cash value, and nothing you win with it can be withdrawn.
Use the demo for what it does best on a ReelPlay game, which is watching the chain. Spin until a win adds a reel, then see whether the new reel brings another one. After a few sessions, the mechanic stops being a description and becomes something you recognise on sight.
A demo is also the cheapest way to compare volatility. Open Atlantis Megaways and then Hypernova Megaways, play the same number of spins on each at the same stake, and you will feel the bottom and the top of the scale on a single format. Live tables are different: they are played with real stakes from a funded account, so there is no free version of those.
How to play a ReelPlay slot, step by step
Pick by format. Decide whether you want the growing grid of Infinity Reels, the changing reel heights of Megaways, both at once, or a themed game with its own feature. The format sets the rhythm of every spin that follows.
Open the info panel. It lists the symbols, the features and how they trigger, the betting range and the return figure. Two minutes there saves you from guessing what just happened on screen.
Set a stake you can repeat. On a High title, quiet stretches are normal, so pick a stake you could place many times without strain. Your session should last long enough for the game to show you its pattern.
Spin and watch the grid. On an Infinity Reels game, watch where new reels join as the chain grows. On a Megaways game, watch how the reel heights change from spin to spin. Either way, let the round finish before you judge it, and decide before you start when you will stop.
Playing ReelPlay slots for real money
Every ReelPlay title in our lobby can be played for real money from a funded account, and wins are paid to your balance according to the game's paytable. When people ask which game is legit and pays real money, the answer starts with the operator rather than the game. Slots99 is run by Disrupt Entertainment Limited N.V., registration 140327, under licence OGL/224/668/0844.
No game is a reliable earner, and no ReelPlay title is more likely to pay you than another on a given day. Outcomes are random on every spin. The volatility label and the paytable describe how a game behaves over a long run, not what your session will bring.
Your login is your Slots99 account, the same one on desktop and on your phone. There is no separate ReelPlay account and no studio login to look for: you sign in to the casino, open the game and play. If something goes wrong, support is available from 09:00 to 02:00, 7 days a week, at [email protected].
ReelPlay slots on your phone
ReelPlay games run in your phone's browser, on Android and on iPhone, so there is nothing to download and no app to install. If you were searching for a real-money slots app for Android, you do not need one here: open the site, sign in and play the same games you would on a laptop.
Infinity Reels grids get wider as a chain grows, so a phone held upright can feel cramped during a long run. Turning your phone sideways gives each reel more room and makes it easier to follow which symbols join a win. Megaways and 10K Ways grids show a lot of symbols at once, so the same tip applies there.
If you play from South Africa on a data bundle, open games on Wi-Fi where you can, and stick to titles you already know when you are out and about. Demo play uses data too, so the same advice holds when you are only playing for free.
Deposits, currencies and withdrawals in Canada and South Africa
Accounts run in USD, EUR and CAD. Players in Canada can keep everything in Canadian dollars, and Interac deposits let you pay straight from a Canadian bank. If you play from South Africa, you can choose USD or EUR for your account.
Beyond Interac, you can pay with debit and credit cards, direct banking, Revolut and crypto, with USDC, BTC, ETH and SOL accepted. The payment methods page lists each option and how deposits and withdrawals work for it. The currency only changes how your balance and stakes are shown, not the game maths underneath.
Bonuses, cashback and ReelPlay games
New players can claim a welcome offer worth up to $1,500 across their first deposits, from a minimum deposit of $10, with 40x wagering. The full terms sit on the bonus conditions page, so here is only the part that matters for ReelPlay games.
While a welcome bonus is being wagered, the maximum bet is $5 per spin, and the wagering has to be completed within 7 days. That cap matters most on High titles such as ARRR! 10K Ways, where it is tempting to raise the stake during a quiet stretch. Check the Bonus Play list, which holds around 1,700 games, to see whether the ReelPlay title you like counts toward wagering.
There is also a reload of 50% up to $200, cashback of up to 5% capped at $200, and a VIP program with 9 tiers. Current offers and tournaments are on the promotions page.
Other studios and collections to try next
ReelPlay is one of 20+ studios in a lobby of 3,000+ slots, sorted into 15 collections. If Megaways was the draw, go to the source: Big Time Gaming is the studio the mechanic comes from, and the Megaways collection gathers it from across our studios.
If the themes pulled you in, try the collections the ReelPlay titles belong to: Marine, Pirates, Irish, Western, Magical, Fruits and Adventures. For other studios, the providers page lists them all, including Relax Gaming, Red Tiger and Hacksaw Gaming.
The new slots page shows the latest additions from every studio. If you want a break from slots, the live casino has 350+ tables with real dealers, played for real money only.
Play ReelPlay slots responsibly
Gambling is entertainment, paid for with money you can afford to lose. It is never a source of income, and never a way to win back money you have already lost. If a session stops being fun, stop playing.
Infinity Reels deserves a specific word of caution. A long chain on screen looks exciting, and a run of extra reels can make a session feel closer to a big win than it really is. Judge your session by your balance, set a time limit and a spending limit before you start, and take breaks. The responsible gaming page explains the limits you can set on your account and where to find support.
ReelPlay slots: frequently asked questions
Which ReelPlay games can I play at Slots99?
A compact ReelPlay selection. It includes Infinity Reels originals such as El Dorado Infinity Reels, the Odin and Tiki Infinity Reels Megaways hybrids, Megaways titles such as Atlantis Megaways, the 10K Ways games, and themed slots such as Viking Lock and Mermaid Reef. The lobby grid on this page shows exactly what is available today.
Can I play ReelPlay slots for free?
Yes. Every ReelPlay title in our lobby opens in demo today, with no account and no deposit. The demo uses the same game maths as real-money play, but demo credit has no cash value.
What is Infinity Reels?
It is ReelPlay's own mechanic. A reel is added to the grid for each win, and the round goes on while new wins land. When an added reel brings no further win, the round ends and the spin settles.
Is Megaways a ReelPlay mechanic?
No. Megaways is a mechanic licensed from Big Time Gaming, which ReelPlay uses in titles such as Hypernova Megaways and in the hybrids that combine it with Infinity Reels.
What does 10K Ways mean in a game's name?
It is a format name. It tells you the game pays on a large number of ways rather than on a short list of fixed paylines. The exact grid and win rules are in each game's paytable.
Which ReelPlay slot is the most volatile?
Several titles carry a High label, including ARRR! 10K Ways, Odin Infinity Reels Megaways, Hypernova Megaways and Fruit Combinator. Atlantis Megaways has the gentlest label on record, low to medium.
Where do I find a game's return figure?
Inside each game's information panel, together with the paytable, the features and the betting range.
Do I need to download anything, or is there an app for Android?
No. ReelPlay slots run in the browser on Android, iPhone and desktop, so there is nothing to download.
How do I log in to play ReelPlay games?
With your Slots99 account. There is no separate ReelPlay login: you sign in to the casino, and every ReelPlay title in the lobby is available from there.
Can I play ReelPlay slots for real money?
Yes, from a funded account. Canadian players can deposit with Interac, and everyone can use cards, direct banking, Revolut or crypto. Wins are paid according to the game's paytable.
Can I play at the casino without cash?
For slots, yes: demo mode lets you play every ReelPlay title with play money and no deposit. Live dealer tables are played only with real stakes from a funded account.
What is slot play, and what else is played in casinos?
Slot play means spinning reels on games such as the ReelPlay titles on this page, where symbols land at random and wins follow the paytable. Beyond slots, our live casino runs tables with real dealers.
Who owns slot games like these?
Each studio owns its own games and mechanics. ReelPlay owns Infinity Reels, while Megaways belongs to Big Time Gaming and is licensed to other studios. The casino carries the games and runs your account.
Do ReelPlay slots have free spins?
The paytable of each ReelPlay title tells you whether it has a free spins round and how it triggers. Promotional free spins are separate and come from offers on the promotions page.
