Wish & Spin Plus Slot Review

by 1spin4winReleased Oct 15, 2026

Specifications

Game Type	Slots
RTP	97.2%
Volatility	Medium
Max Win	1,800x
Grid	5x3
Paylines	243 Ways
Min Bet	$0.01
Max Bet	$50
Hit Freq	9%

Themes

Arabian Magic Adventure

Features

Free Spins Retrigger Scatter Pays Ways Bonus Game

If you play a lot of 1spin4win games, you've probably noticed they have a very specific way of doing sequels. They basically take a single theme and split it into two different games depending on how you like your bonus rounds.

Wish & Spin Plus is the sibling to Wish & Spin Fortune. They look exactly the same and share the same math, but they play differently. The "Fortune" version is your safety net, it guarantees a full board of coins but caps your wins at 1,500x. This "Plus" version takes away the safety net but gives you a longer rope: it's built around a 5-spin feature instead, and bumps the max win up to 1,800x. Both are listed as medium volatility, so what changes is the shape of the bonus rather than the risk. (Lucky Crown Plus and Cash'n Spins 243 Plus carry the same Plus label, the same 1,800x top prize and the same 97.2% return, so that cap is the studio's price tag on a Plus round rather than something this game earned.)

Four merchant symbols across the first four reels of the 5x3 Wish and Spin Plus grid, paying 25x the stake on 243 ways — Four merchants from the left and the board lights up for 25x. This is the chassis both versions share, right down to the paytable; what the Plus label changes sits inside the bonus.

The Vibe

The theme is your standard Arabian Nights setup. You've got a blue Genie (the Jinn), a merchant, some camels, and magic lamps. Honestly, it looks great and does exactly what it's supposed to do, but it's not breaking any new ground. The characters look nice, but your eyes are going to be glued to the gold coins anyway.

The intro puts the Plus Coin front and centre, bigger than the Jinn himself. That's the studio telling you which of the two versions you've opened before you've spun anything.

The Numbers You Care About:

Grid: 5x3 with 243 ways to win
Volatility: Medium
RTP (Return to Player): 97.2% (which is actually really solid)
Max Win: 1,800x your bet

The Base Game (and a few weird quirks)

Okay, two weird things about the base game. First, there is no Wild symbol. For a 243-ways-to-win game, that's a pretty strange choice.

Five blue Jinn symbols filling the middle row of the Wish and Spin Plus grid for a 500x all-ways win — Five Jinn straight across the middle for 500x. That's the top of the paytable and more than either of my bonus rounds managed, which tells you how top-heavy this thing is.

Second, the payouts are wildly top-heavy. A full line of the basic symbols pays 8x, camels pay 10x, and lamps pay 20x. But if you hit five merchants, it jumps to 100x, and five Genies will net you 500x. Because of this, the base game mostly just tosses you 1x and 2x wins to keep your balance afloat while you wait for the bonus.

Gold coins marked 1 and 5 on the Wish and Spin Plus grid with no third coin, the round paying only a three-Q way — And here's the tease. A 1 and a 5 sitting right there, six between them, and they're worth nothing because the third coin never came. The round paid 1x off three Qs instead.

You'll also see golden coins landing with a value printed right on the face; mine came up anywhere from 1 to 15. Warning: these will tease you. I watched a 1 and a 5 sit on the same board, six between them, and they paid nothing. They are just window dressing unless you land at least three of them on a single spin.

The Bonus Round: Chasing the Blue Coin

When you finally land three or more gold coins, you trigger the Bonus Game. You get exactly 5 free spins, regardless of how many coins triggered it. (The triggering coins do pay out their values into your bonus pot right away, though).

During the bonus, the reels spin like normal, but if you land three or more coins on a spin, you win their combined value. The board wipes clean every spin, no sticky coins here.

The whole reason to play this version of the game is the Plus Coin. It's a blue disc that only lands on the middle reel. It doesn't have a cash value, but every time it lands, it gives you +1 extra spin.

Wish and Spin Plus bonus spin with the Plus One coin on the third reel raising the spin counter from five to six — There it is on the third reel. The counter behind it now reads 4 of 6, not 4 of 5, and that single blue disc is the only reason the round got another go.

The Verdict: Should you play it?

The entire fun of Wish & Spin Plus is seeing how long you can keep that bonus round on life support.

Wish and Spin Plus bonus result screen showing twelve spins played and 124 times the stake won — Twelve spins from an award of five, and 124x at the end of it. The tenth spin alone paid 75x, which is a spin the original count would never have reached.

If you compare it to a game like Alibaba's Cave of Fortune, which has a similar theme but is highly volatile with a 10,000x max win, this game is intentionally doing the opposite. It trades that crazy jackpot potential for a really forgiving 97.2% RTP and a modest 1,800x cap.

It's a medium-volatility game that doesn't feel mean about it. The base game is a bit of a grind, but once you're in the bonus, hitting that blue coin on the third reel is a rush. My two bonus rounds came back at 98x and 124x, and the second one only got there because five spins turned into twelve: seven blue coins landed, and the tenth spin paid 75x on its own.

TL;DR: Play it if you like a solid RTP, frequent small hits, and the suspense of trying to stretch out a free spin bonus. Skip it if you want wild symbols or a high-risk jackpot chase.

Played and reviewed by the SlotsReach editorial team · Published 23 Sept 2026