Aladdin's Wishes Slot by RealTime Gaming

The Aladdin wild only lands on reels 2, 3, and 4. That single restriction shapes how every paying line builds. Reel 1 has to produce a standard symbol, reel 5 has to produce one too, and Aladdin slots in between to finish combos that were already halfway there. When he does complete a line, the prize doubles. Two Aladdins in the same combo? Still doubled, not quadrupled. The x2 is a flat modifier, not a stacking multiplier, and that's an easy thing to misread on a first session.

Magic Lamp scatters ignore paylines completely and pay in any position across the grid, and they score both left-to-right and right-to-left. Three or more lamps send you to a pick screen with five golden lamps lined up. You get one pick per scatter in the trigger combo, so a three-lamp hit gives three picks, a five-lamp hit gives five. Picks reveal either instant credit prizes (2x, 5x, 10x, 25x, or 100x the triggering total bet) or the Magic Lamp itself. The Magic Lamp ends the picking phase immediately and hands over 25 free games. Pick a credit prize, collect it, pick again - unless you run out of picks first, in which case you never see the free spins at all. That's the structural risk baked into the pick bonus: a five-scatter trigger has five shots at the Magic Lamp, but a three-scatter trigger only has three, and if all three come up credit prizes you leave without spinning a single bonus round.

During free games every prize doubles on top of whatever else is happening. An Aladdin substitute win, already doubled by his wild rule, becomes x4 of the base payout. Landing three more lamps during the free games retriggers the feature from a fresh pick screen. The random progressive jackpot, shown in a gold banner above the reels, can fire at the end of any paid spin regardless of outcome - no qualifying combination required. It builds across the network of RTG-partnered casinos rather than belonging to one operator.

Visually it's pure Disney-adjacent cartoon - Princess Jasmine in pink, a grinning green Genie, a yellow-clad monkey, domed palaces on desert sand with a crescent moon in the upper right. The reels sit inside a bright white frame edged in yellow and red, and every symbol is drawn inside a pale blue circular medallion. If you've played other Arabian Nights slots from the 2010s you know the exact aesthetic. This one's a legacy RTG title - originally from 2006, HTML5-remade in 2016, and still sitting in the lobbies of RedDog, El Royale, and Cherry Jackpot among others.