5 Witch Pots Demo Review
5 Witch Pots is a Halloween slot from Endorphina and the follow-up to 3 Witch Pots. It plays on 5 reels and 4 rows with 25 fixed lines, and five boiling pots above the reels each lead to a different bonus game. Endorphina lists the RTP at 96.01% with high volatility, bets from $0.25 to $75 per spin, and a top win of 3,700x the bet.
Five Pots and the Lucky Time Feature
The pots are green, red, purple, blue and orange. Coloured Elixirs land on the reels as Token symbols, and when an Elixir flies into the pot of its colour, it may trigger that pot’s bonus game. The symbol hidden under a Token can still complete a win once the Token flies off.
The red witch symbol can also trigger any of the five bonus games at random. Only one bonus can start at a time, and the game states that earlier Tokens and witches do not raise the chance of the next trigger.
5 Witch Pots Symbols and Payouts
Wins pay on the 25 fixed lines from the leftmost reel. The table shows what each symbol pays at a $1 bet, so the dollar amounts are also the multiples of your bet.
| Symbol | 5× | 4× | 3× |
|---|---|---|---|
 Red witch |
$80 | $16 | $3.2 |
 Witch hat |
$40 | $8 | $1.6 |
 Crystal ball |
$8 | $3.2 | $0.80 |
 Candles |
$4 | $1.6 | $0.40 |
 Mushroom |
$0.80 | $0.40 | $0.20 |
 Spider |
$0.80 | $0.40 | $0.20 |
 Feather |
$0.80 | $0.40 | $0.20 |
 Frog |
$0.80 | $0.40 | $0.20 |
 Black cat Wild |
Substitutes on reels 2-5 | ||
The gap between the symbols is huge. Five red witches pay 80x the bet, while the four low symbols pay less than the bet even for five of a kind. Most base game wins are small, so the real value of the game sits in the bonus rounds.
The Five Bonus Games
Witch Games (green pot) awards 24 free games at the same bet. More free games, as well as the Hold and Pick bonuses, can be won during the round.
Pumpkin Hold (red pot) is a Hold and Win round on the 5×4 grid. It starts with 5 bonus symbols and 3 respins, and every new symbol resets the respins to 3. Symbols carry prizes from 1x to 30x or the Min, Mid and Max jackpots of 50x, 100x and 300x the bet. Collect 20 symbols and you also get the Ultra Jackpot of 1,000x.
Spider Hold (blue pot) uses a grid of 19 positions. Coins stay in place, and Collector symbols on the middle reel add up the prizes of all coins on screen. Coins show 1x to 25x or a 250x Max Jackpot, and 18 coins award the 1,000x Ultra Jackpot.
Spooky Pick’em (purple pot) shows 16 bats. You pick until you find three Awards of one colour: Red pays 500x, Purple 200x, Blue 50x and Green 20x the bet, plus any regular prizes of 5x to 10x found on the way.
Creepy Pick’em (orange pot) hides prizes of 2x to 50x under 18 tombs. You start with 10 picks, every Royal symbol adds a pick, and three Royals win the Royal Award of 1,000x the bet.
The Optional Risk Game
After a win you can open the Risk Game. You pick one of four face-down cards, and if it beats the dealer’s card, the win doubles. You can try up to 10 times in a row, and a Joker always wins. The rules list an average return of only 84% for this round, so it is a pure gamble. Take the win if you want to keep the slot’s normal 96.01% RTP, which does not include the Risk Game.
Our Own 5 Witch Pots Demo Test
We played the free demo at the minimum bet of $0.25 per spin and logged the balance after every spin. The session showed how strict the base game is: only one spin in five paid anything, the biggest win was 4.4x the bet, and no bonus game triggered. We got back 22.8% of our stake.
In an earlier demo session the orange pot did trigger Creepy Pick’em, and that single bonus paid 26x the bet. That is how the game works: long quiet stretches, then one bonus that carries the session. A short test cannot show the long-term RTP, but it shows the high volatility very clearly.
Who Should Try 5 Witch Pots
The game suits players who want variety in their bonus rounds and are happy to wait for them. Five different bonuses, two Hold and Win rounds with jackpots and two pick games give it more depth than most Halloween slots. If you prefer steady, frequent wins, a calm low-volatility game such as Fortune Snake will suit you better.
Try the free demo on this page first. It is the easiest way to see how often the pots wake up before you decide whether the wait is worth it.
