Magic Scarab Slot by Light & Wonder

The one rule that sets this apart sits on the middle row. If the Thief symbol, the spear-carrying tomb raider, lands directly to the left of the golden Ankh, you bank an instant 10x your total bet. It is a fixed-position pairing, not a scatter count, so it only ever fires across those two specific cells. The Wild cannot stand in for either half of it, which keeps the trigger honest.

That blue winged scarab Wild only shows up on reels 2, 3 and 4, never the outer two. When it completes a paying line it multiplies that win by three, and only one such Wild is counted per line, so you don't get stacked triples on a single payline. It substitutes for everything except the Eye of Ra Scatter and the golden scarab Bonus.

Three or more Eye of Ra Scatters anywhere pay an instant scatter amount and open the free round at the same time. Three hand over five spins, four give ten, five give fifteen. Inside the round every win doubles, including any Magic Pair or Bonus payouts that land, and three fresh Scatters add more spins on top without paying the combo again. The Bonus Game is a straight pick: three golden scarabs anywhere let you touch one to uncover a multiplier worth between 5x and 100x your bet, doubled if it hits during free spins. That reveal pulls from the same pick-and-win family as plenty of other titles using a pick bonus.

The art is dated but warm. Two gilded goddess statues with sun-disc headdresses flank the reels against a hieroglyph-carved stone wall, lit in amber and deep red. Anubis, the Thief and red playing-card royals fill the grid, with a red scorpion lurking among them. It sits in the same older Egyptian mould as Fury of Anubis, just built on a simpler 25-line frame with the Magic Pair as its one genuine twist.