Victorious MAX

The original Victorious was a massive hit for NetEnt when it was first released back in late 2011, and we see a lot of reasons for fans to break out in joy over the MAX version that has now been released – almost exactly 8 years later. It’s basically the old, classic version on steroids, and with no real drawbacks or side-effects of any kind.
Of course, the whole point of NetEnt’s MAX series is to revamp old slots, and hopefully hurdle them towards the top of the charts once again – like an aging rock star doing a sudden comeback with surprisingly renewed vitality. The only “problem” we see with this release, is that it gives you no real reason to ever want to play the original game again.
The volatility is more or less the same, still medium to high, and the RTP is still a very decent 96.88 %. The only real difference is that the symbols pay out a lot more on this MAX version, and that the free spins multiplier has been doubled from 3x to 6x. The theoretical max win is thus a lot higher here, and you can actually win millions of pounds on a single free spin.
The symbols are the same as the original game, but the value of all of the higher value symbol has been significantly boosted here. Caesar is still top dog, and the royal card value symbols have retained their value from the original game. You still need 3 to 5 identical symbols on a payline to win, and here is the Victorious MAX paytable for you:
Just like the original game, the MAX version is also all about the free spins feature. You can benefit from the golden eagle wild symbol during the base game, and that is basically it. The wild symbols, as you probably know, can step in as a joker for all other symbols (bar the scatter), and you will always get the best possible winning combo when it does.
Free spins in Victorious MAX
The free spins feature is triggered when you land 3, 4 or 5 golden wreath scatter symbols on the same spin. This will immediately grant you 15, 20 or 25 free spins, respectively, and all your wins will be boosted by a 6x multiplier. In comparison, this is twice the multiplier you get on the original game.
It’s possible to retrigger the bonus round, and you do this by landing at least 3 new scatters during a free spin. You only get 1 retrigger, however, so this means that you can get a maximum of 50 spins altogether here. Please note that the 6x multiplier is removed if you retrigger the feature.
What is the jackpot (max win)?
While you cannot win any kind of jackpot on Victorious MAX slot, you can still win a lot more here than on the original game. The game’s max win is 5,000 times your stake when you land 5 of the Caesar symbol, while it is “only” 1,500 times your stake on the classic version of the game.
Factor in the boosted 6x multiplier during the free spins feature, and you can win up to 30,000 times your stake here (against 4,500 times your stake on the classic version). This means that you can win a whopping £3.75 million on a single free spin here (which is a lot more than the £‭562,500‬ you can pocket in the original game).
You can play Victorious MAX for real money at one of the listed casinos below:Where to play Victorious MAX.
Don’t want to play for real money? No problem, you can easily play the demo for free here at SlotCatalog:Play Victorious MAX for free.
You can, of course, play Victorious MAX on your handheld devices, and NetEnt Touch makes sure their games will seamlessly adjust to whatever mobile or tablet unit you choose to play with. You therefore have total freedom to play on the go, and all you need to get started right away is your iPhone, iPad or Android unit.
Victorious MAX is supposed to be an alternative for people who prefer more risk combined with higher rewards. The volatility has perhaps been turned up a few notches on this game, but it’s not really that much more volatile than the classic version. This, of course, begs the question; why play the original game at all? We cannot find a good answer, and recommend people stick with the MAX version because of its boosted free spins multiplier, and comparatively massive potential.
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