A jungle slot built around two bonus formats

BGaming released Diamond of Jungle on March 21, 2024. The main attraction is a diamond Scatter that opens free spins, while gorillas, tigers, elephants and toucans give the reels their comic-book character. The published profile lists 243 ways, a 97.01% theoretical RTP and a maximum win of 1500 times the stake. That ceiling describes a possible result, not an expected return from buying a feature.

Two official descriptions need to be read together. The current specification panel calls volatility very high, but the same page and its linked March 21, 2024 rules describe selectable low and medium settings. Those rules allow changes in the base game. We therefore describe the actual selectable modes rather than treating the summary label as a third setting.

The 97.01% figure is the publisher's headline RTP. The linked rules contain separate unfilled RTP fields for each volatility and purchase mode, so they do not establish that every configuration has that exact return. RTP is a long-run mathematical measure; changing the mode does not promise a profitable session.

Ways wins and diamond Scatters

Set the total stake before spinning and use the information panel to read symbol values. Matching wins on different ways are added together, while only the highest combination on the same way is paid. The rules express symbol awards through the stake per way. This matters when comparing a paytable number with the amount shown in the total-bet field.

Diamond Scatters pay in any position and also activate the bonus. Three Scatters award 10 free spins and four award 15. For five Scatters, the linked detailed rules specify 25 spins, while the current feature summary says 20. This is a documented source discrepancy: the applicable package is the one displayed in the opened game's own help, rather than a universal five-Scatter promise.

In ordinary Free Spins, selected wins can receive 2x, 3x, 5x or 10x multipliers. A multiplier is not guaranteed on every winning spin. The bonus uses the same stake as the triggering round, so the free spins are part of the original wager's feature sequence, not a fresh opportunity to change stake mid-bonus.

Super Free Spins and the volatility choice

Super Free Spins are available through the purchase option. Their defining difference is that every win receives a multiplier, with possible values of 2x, 5x, 10x, 15x or 25x. A multiplied win still requires a winning combination: multiplying every win does not make every spin a winner. Ordinary bonus purchase and Super purchase are separate entries.

The official rules do not state fixed purchase prices. Read the confirmation amount against the current stake before selecting either route. Purchase features, automatic play and quick spins can depend on the applicable game configuration. A promotional screenshot showing one amount is an example of that screen, not a permanent price list.

The low/medium switch makes the base game worth examining in demo before committing to a mode. Focus on how regular ways wins, the Scatter award and the bonus multiplier are presented. Switching settings changes the chosen mathematical profile; it does not recover earlier losses or make the next Scatter due.

Editorial verdict

Diamond of Jungle suits readers who want conventional ways play with a clearly different premium bonus. Its useful distinction is random boosted wins versus a multiplier on every win in Super Free Spins. The conflicting summary labels and five-Scatter count deserve attention, so this review keeps those boundaries visible. Source basis: BGaming's game profile, linked version 1.0 rules dated March 21, 2024 and official publisher promotional media.