Firebird Double 27

Firebird Double 27 Review

This review takes a closer look at the Firebird Double 27 slot. It has a 4x3 setup with two sets of 27 paylines. Each set starts from a different direction, which means that you can get winning combos from both left to right and right to left.

Thematically, Firebird Double 27 is your classic fruit slot with some phoenix symbols thrown into the mix, and its production values are rather average overall. It’s nothing bad, clearly, but it’s not anything that you’d be particularly thrilled about.

Mathematically speaking, Firebird Double 27 is a medium volatility slot, and its overall hit frequency is fairly low at 9.34%. In other words, you’ll get a win once per 10 spins on average. The top win is then 450x your bet, and you can play for stakes between £0.20 and £100 per spin. The theoretical RTP of Firebird Double 27 is then always between 85.03% and 97.97%, with the game’s default RTP value clocking in at 95.11%.

Firebird Double 27 Slot Features

There are 9 pay symbols in total in Firebird Double 27, and the intriguing bit is that you can’t actually form four-of-a-kind combinations. Instead, there are payouts for three-of-a-kind combos only, and you can look forward to 4 low pays, 3 mid pays and 2 high pays. For low pays, there are cherries, lemons, oranges and plums, which pay up to 4x your bet for a set. Then, there are grapes, melons and BAR symbols, which pay up to 12x your bet. Finally, there are bells and sevens, which pay up to 50x your bet.

In terms of special symbols, there are just Phoenix Wilds, which can substitute for other symbols and also bring you 50x payouts on their own.

Unfortunately, there are no actual bonus features in Firebird Double 27, though you can try to boost your wins with the Gamble feature. It’s all about guessing the color of the next revealed card, with correct guesses doubling your payout. A wrong guess will leave you empty-handed, however, so there’s quite some risk involved. Fortunately, you can sometimes get Jokers that count as correct guesses no matter what.

Review Summary

Firebird Double 27 has a nice gimmick in its both ways paylines, but it fails to capitalize on it, and it offers essentially nothing aside from that detail, which simply doesn’t get things done in this day and age. Unless you’re big time into basic fruit slots, you should feel free to just skip it!

Pros	Cons
Two sets of 27 paylines	Average production values
	No real bonus features
	Fails to capitalize on its gimmick
	Low default RTP