Mafiosa Dead or a Llama Slot by Pragmatic Play

Free spins don't start with a fixed number here. Three scatters open a 3x3 mini-grid where each cell reveals 1, 2, or 3 spins. All nine cells add up, so you're looking at anywhere from 9 to 27 total spins depending on the roll. The 100x buy option drops you straight into this grid spin. Either way, the randomized count is just the setup for what happens next.

Every Wild that lands during the bonus sticks for the rest of the round. Each sticky Wild carries a random x2 or x3 multiplier that re-rolls every spin. Collect 3 Wilds and all multipliers on the grid double - your x2 becomes x4, your x3 becomes x6 - plus 3 extra spins. Hit 6 Wilds and everything doubles again (x4 to x8, x6 to x12), another 3 spins added. Reach 9 and the third doubling pushes multipliers to x16 and x24. Wilds only appear on reels 2, 3, and 4, which means 9 positions total across those three reels. Filling all of them is the theoretical ceiling. Most runs trigger one doubling event, maybe two. And multipliers on the same payline still add together, so two sticky Wilds at x12 on one line pay x24 combined across the 20 paylines.

Cartoon animals in mafia suits populate a bright Mexican town backdrop - llamas in black jackets, sloths with sunglasses, a toucan that looks like it handles the finances. Even the card royals got a 3D cartoon treatment to match. The base game runs Wilds on reels 2-4 with those same x2/x3 multipliers (additive on shared paylines), and a progressive jackpot with up to four tiers exists in some jurisdictions, triggered randomly after base spins. But it's region-locked, so plenty of players won't see it. No retrigger through scatters during free spins, no tumble mechanic - the Wild milestones are the only way to extend and escalate. Mafia Mayhem plays the crime theme straighter if the llama puns aren't for you.