Book of Dead is a Play'n GO slot on a 5x3 grid with 10 paylines. Its draw is the free spins round and the expanding symbol that comes with it, and the top result is capped at 5,000x the stake. Players who want the grand ivy book of dead can look for it among the slots at The Grand Ivy, or use visit The Grand Ivy to go to the casino directly.
How to play Book of Dead at The Grand Ivy
Start by finding the game among the slots at The Grand Ivy and opening it. Before the first spin, read the game's own rules and paytable. They show what each symbol pays, how the scatters work and what the expanding symbol does, and they take a minute.
Then set your stake. Online slots in the UK have a maximum stake per spin, and the limit is lower for players aged under 25, so the stake you choose always has to sit within the UK stake limit. The bet range is shown in the table above. Pick an amount you are comfortable spending as entertainment, and keep to it.
Spins are started one at a time. Autoplay and quick spin options are not available on UK online slots, so each round is a deliberate click. If you prefer playing on a phone, the mobile version page explains what to expect.
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What Book of Dead is like to play
The base game is straightforward: symbols land on the 5x3 grid and pay along 10 fixed lines. Most of the time you are waiting for the scatters. When enough of them land together, the free spins round starts, and that is where the game changes character.
During the free spins a special expanding symbol comes into play. That is the feature that produces the large results, and it is also why the game feels quiet for stretches and then suddenly active. The pace between those moments is slow, so expect many spins that return little or nothing.
The RTP is 96.21%. That figure is a long-run average across all players and says nothing certain about your own session. The maximum win of 5,000x the stake is the ceiling, not a typical outcome, and reaching it is rare.
Who Book of Dead suits
The volatility is very high, so wins come rarer and the bigger results depend on the free spins. It suits players who accept long dry spells and a swingy balance in return for that feature. If you would rather have frequent small wins and a steadier pace, a lower-volatility slot will fit better. Every spin is random, and no approach changes that.
