Ra & The Scarab Temple Slot by Light & Wonder

The bonus hands you the variance dial. Three scattered Golden Pots on reels 2, 3 and 4 pay 5x your total stake and then stop the game to ask how you want it: 6 spins on a 5x multiplier, 10 spins on 3x, 15 on 2x, or 30 on flat 1x. Same expected return, four completely different shapes. The 6-spin pick lives or dies on whether the multiplier catches a big hit; the 30-spin pick smooths everything out and trades the spike for sample size. The multiplier applies to every win of the round, the reel set swaps to an alternate one for the feature, and three more pots retrigger another 5 spins plus the same 5x trigger pay.

The base game's signature is the Radiating Wilds, and the timing matters more than the name. Whenever any portion of the OBELISK lands in view, anywhere on the grid, the Obelisk and the symbols one position to its left and one to its right convert to wild BEFORE pays are calculated. So the wins you see on screen are evaluated against the post-conversion board, not the spin as it first landed. There's a sharp interaction with the Golden Pots: an Obelisk overlapping a Pot becomes a Wild Bonus, which double-counts as both a wild and a trigger symbol toward the free-games count. Mystery Stacked Reels run in parallel, replacing every mystery position with a single random symbol per spin, and both features stay active inside the bonus round. See it as an expanding-wild engine with a pre-evaluation step.

The Red Envelope Jackpot only fires in the base game, never in free spins. Before each spin a RED ENVELOPE (LEFT) can drop onto reel 1 and a RED ENVELOPE (RIGHT) onto reel 5. Land both on the same spin and the jackpot pays. Each envelope carries a watermarked pay symbol that substitutes for that exact symbol on the spin, so even a failed pair often leaves you with a useful pseudo-wild on either edge.

The bet baseline is 55 cents, not the usual round dollar, and that single 55-cent unit already buys all 40 lines AND every feature. Range tops out at 275.00. Visually it's an Egyptian temple in sandy ochre and turquoise, towering columns either side, a parchment-style inner panel under a dashed teal border, with a blue-and-gold Pharaoh stack, the Eye of Horus on a turquoise medallion, a golden Ankh and tall red royals. No buy button, no ante bet, no shortcut to the bonus other than three pots on the middle reels.