Bounty Hunter Demo & Slot Review (Pragmatic Play)

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Slot review: Bounty Hunter

Bounty Hunter puts you in dusty streets of the Wild West, gunslinger duels and all. It leans heavily into the classic Western mood, with cowboy hats, horses, saloons and wraps it in Pragmatic’s signature flashy polish. There’s a lot to like here: strong visuals, fun feature mechanics, and real upside. But it also demands patience and a tolerance for swings. Not everyone will be thrilled with the risk or with some of the grind before the big moments land.

Slot overview: Bounty Hunter

You spin across a 5‑reel, 3‑row grid, with 20 fixed paylines. The art style is vivid and cartoony but still atmospheric with sunset light, wooden buildings, wanted posters, and bounty hunters with oversized gear make the theme pop. Sound effects lean Western: horse whinnies, gunshots, creaking saloon doors, and a soundtrack that mixes twang and tension. RTP is around 96.51%, volatility is high, meaning wins are sparse but can be significant when features hit. Betting range is fairly broad 0.20 – 240. The max win can reach up to 10,000x your bet, especially in bonus rounds when money‑collection mechanics and multipliers align.

Slot features: Bounty Hunter

Duels / Money Collection: In Bounty Hunter, the Collector symbol appears on reel 1 and expands across that reel. When it shows, it “duels” with every high‑value Money Symbol (those with cash values) on the reels from left to right. Win a duel, and you claim that cash value plus increment your spin’s collection multiplier by +1. Lose the duel, no prize from that symbol. This duel build‑up happens in both the base game and Free Spins.
Cost of Duels (“Ante Bet‑like / Duel Guarantee”): There’s an option where you can make every spin include a guaranteed duel. This costs 12x your base bet. It’s for players who don’t want to wait passively for the Collector to land naturally.
Free Spins: Triggered by landing 3, 4, or 5 Scatter symbols, awarding 8, 12, or 16 Free Spins, respectively. During Free Spins, the multiplier earned from duels is persistent, it doesn’t reset between spins, giving a chance to build momentum.
Super Free Spins: A higher‑tier version of Free Spins available via Feature Buy. It costs 500x your bet. In this mode, a Collector symbol is guaranteed on reel 1 in every Free Spin, which makes the collecting mechanic much more reliable and increases potential for strong wins.
Feature Buy Option: If you don’t want to wait for scatters in the base game, you can buy into Free Spins (standard) for 80x your bet or into the Super Free Spins for 500x your bet. These options shortcut directly to bonus rounds.

Our verdict: Bounty Hunter

What we love: the theme is solid; the feature design (especially Money Collection + persistent multipliers in Free Spins) has real teeth; and the max win potential is attractive. It’s fun when the big bonus combos hit.

What drags it down: many spins in the base game feel quiet. If the Collector doesn’t land or no money symbols match up well, the game feels like it’s treading water. Also, high volatility means you’ll need patience (and a decent bankroll) to really feel rewarded. Feature Buy and Ante Bet help, but they don’t solve everything.

If you enjoy high‑risk, high‑reward slots with strong bonus design and you’re ok with dry spells, this is a good choice. If you prefer more frequent modest wins, you might find Bounty Hunter more frustrating than fun.

Our rating 7/10