Great Ghosts by Pragmatic Play at Twin Casino
Pragmatic Play's 5-reel Victorian ghost slot pays wins across 50 paylines. Trigger the Triple Ghost Respins bonus with scatter symbols, where money symbols grow and multiply. RTP is 96.50% and volatility is high.
Five reels, one respin mechanic: how Great Ghosts works
Five reels, three scatter colors. Great Ghosts puts you on a 5-reel, 3-row grid with 50 fixed paylines where wins pay left to right. The Victorian ghost theme frames a collect mechanic: three colored scatter symbols (blue, pink, green) gather into matching crystal balls above the reels. Each color can trigger its own Ghost Respin feature with a unique modifier. This high-volatility slot from Pragmatic Play launched in April 2026, built around respins and money collection rather than free spins.
High volatility demands patience and depth. Great Ghosts suits you if you chase bigger, less frequent wins and can handle long stretches between payouts. The high volatility and respins attract players with medium to larger bankrolls. You can stake from NZ$0.20 to NZ$6000 per spin. If you prefer steady, small wins or play only a few spins at a time, this game's pattern of holding money on the grid waiting for modifiers to land may frustrate. The buy feature costs 300 times your stake, putting it out of reach for very small bets.
Blank grid, money symbols, three respins: what happens next. Your spins hinge on Triple Ghost Respins, the bonus round that defines the game. When you collect enough scatters (or trigger via Ante Bet or buy), the grid expands into blank cells filled only with money symbols. You get three respins, which reset each time a money symbol lands. As symbols accumulate—8, 12, 16, 20—the grid grows up to a 5-by-8 frame. Modifiers applied at trigger (Upgrade, Mystery, Extra) reshape the money values you land, determining whether respins pay thousands or tens of thousands.
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NZ$240 000 000
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The Grid, the Reels, and Respins
Check what each symbol pays you
The payouts below show what you win in money at a NZ$0.40 bet per line. Land more matching symbols to win more.
Highest value
Wild3+ NZ$15 · 5+ NZ$1 000
Pink-haired lady3+ NZ$6 · 5+ NZ$25
Blue-hatted gentleman3+ NZ$4 · 5+ NZ$20Card values
Green-suited man3+ NZ$3 · 5+ NZ$10
Ace3+ NZ$2 · 5+ NZ$7
King3+ NZ$2 · 5+ NZ$7Great Ghosts bonus round and feature buys
Watch the grid expand as you respin. Scatters land on a 5x4 grid that grows with each money symbol collected, up to 5x8. You get 3 respins, reset whenever a money symbol appears. Modifiers upgrade values, add mystery symbols or insert extra money symbols onto empty cells.
Does the ante bet change my odds? Toggle this optional wager to guarantee the Ghost Respin feature triggers when you land 2 or more scatters of any colour mix. Your RTP stays at 96.50% whether you use ANY 2 or ANY 3, and your bet adjusts accordingly.
You're in control, not the scatter gods. Spend 300 times your total bet to instantly activate the respin round with all three modifiers running together: UPGRADE, MYSTERY and EXTRA. Your RTP remains 96.50% when you make this purchase.
Great Ghosts starts with standard paylines. Five reels x 3 rows hold 50 fixed paylines running left to right. Three matching scatter symbols collect into coloured crystal balls above the reels. Any 4 or more scatters of any colour trigger the respin feature with a matching modifier.
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What does buying Triple Ghost Respins cost?
Pay NZ$600 at your NZ$2 bet to guarantee all three modifiers active in Triple Ghost Respins immediately. Standard RTP of 96.50% applies whether you buy or land the bonus through scatters.
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NZ$96.50 average return per NZ$100 wagered
Return to player is an average calculated over an enormous number of spins. The 96.50% RTP for Great Ghosts applies to the standard base game and all bonus rounds, whether you trigger them naturally or buy them. This percentage does not predict any single session.
RTP 96.50% · Standard game
Great Ghosts: what nobody can predict
Plan for bonus unpredictability. The Ghost Respin feature arrives when the maths says so, not on a schedule. No sequence of spins, no pattern of scatters, and no bet size will tell you when it lands next.
Does the RTP promise my result? One session could bring a big win or a loss, whatever the RTP is. The RTP describes what happens across millions of spins; your session is far shorter and random.
Will I hit the maximum win? The maximum win exists but appears so rarely that you can disregard it. Treat NZ$240,000,000 as a theoretical ceiling, not a realistic target.
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Great Ghosts: common questions answered
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Set your limits before spinning
How much will you spend? Decide how much you can afford to spend on Great Ghosts in one session, then use your account's deposit limits to lock that amount in. This stops your spending from creeping beyond your plan.
Plan ahead, play ahead. Before you start spinning, pick a stopping point—whether you hit a certain win or after a set number of rounds. Wins can feel like a signal to keep playing, so decide in advance when you'll walk away.
Limits in, losses out. Use your account's deposit and loss limits to set a hard boundary on what Great Ghosts can cost you. These tools work quietly in the background and give you real control.
When to take a break. If the game stops feeling fun or you need a break, take a cool-off period or self-exclude from your account. The Problem Gambling Foundation of New Zealand and Gambling Helpline New Zealand are there if you need support.