3 Pots Of BabaYaga

3 Pots Of BabaYaga is a ten-line video slot from Spinomenal, released in August 2026 and played on a 5x3 grid. It takes its name from the three cauldrons bubbling above the reels – a green BOOST, a red MULTI and a blue COLLECT – and its setting from Slavic folklore: a black forest of twisted trees, glowing toadstools and hares, with the witch herself turning up on the reels.

The layout tells you what kind of game this is before you spin. Four fixed jackpots run down the left rail, the three pots sit across the top, and the grid keeps filling with cash coins that carry printed values. This is a Hold and Win machine dressed as a fairy tale, and the base game is largely a delivery mechanism for the round where those coins lock in place.

The Four Fixed Jackpots

The left rail shows GRAND, MAJOR, MINOR and MINI, and the screenshots happen to make their arithmetic visible because they were taken at two different stakes. At a bet of 50 the ladder reads 150,000 / 7,500 / 2,500 / 1,000. At a bet of 20 the same ladder reads 60,000 / 3,000 / 1,000 / 400.

Divide either column by its stake and the multipliers come out identical: 3,000x, 150x, 50x and 20x. The first figure matters more than it looks, because 3,000x is also the game’s stated maximum win – the Grand is the ceiling here, not a prize stacked on top of one. Everything else the game can pay has to fit underneath it.

Symbols And Paytable

The paytable has two tiers and nothing above them. The red skull and the burning candles lead at 1,000 for five, 200 for four and 80 for three. Behind them, the green potion bottle and the raven return 500, 160 and 40.

Under those sit the card royals – A, K, Q and J – at 200 for five, 60 for four and 20 for three, and they take up most of the grid on most spins. On ten lines at a bet of 50, five skulls pays 1,000 against a 50 stake: twenty times the bet from the single best line combination available. The distance between 20x on the reels and 3,000x on the jackpot rail is the entire design in one comparison.

The Coins And The Hold And Win Round

The coins are what the game is actually about. They drop into the base game with cash amounts printed across them – 50, 100, 150, 250, 350, 500 and 600 all appear in the screenshots – and enough of them at once starts the respin round.

Once it does, the grid clears of everything except coins and a three-step respin counter appears under the reels; every fresh coin resets it. One screenshot catches a board mid-round with coins at 40, 120, 140, 160, 200 and 280, and a blue one holding 760 – several times the value of anything around it.

The colours are not decoration. Coins arrive in the same green, red and blue as the pots above the reels, and the game’s feature list runs to cash collector, multipliers, random multipliers and sticky and mystery symbols. The three pots are the labels for those roles – BOOST, MULTI, COLLECT – sitting in plain sight over a round built from exactly those ideas.

The Witch Wild

The wild is Baba Yaga herself, a red-lit figure that stamps WILD across the position she lands on. The screenshots show her arriving on the middle reels, twice on the same grid in one of them, with lines resolving through her for 50 and for 200 at a bet of 50.

She substitutes rather than expands, which on a ten-line grid is a modest effect taken on its own. Her real job is turning three-symbol royal lines into four- and five-symbol ones, and given how much of the grid is royals, that is most of what she does.

The Buy Feature

A BUY button sits permanently under the reels, and it opens a panel headed TRIGGER BONUS – CHOOSE YOUR BONUS MODE offering three routes in. Two are hidden behind question marks; the third shows the three pots and is the one selected by default.

The panel carries its own bet selector, and that is where the number worth knowing appears. At a chosen bet of 20, the buy price shown is 4,800 – 240 times the stake. That is steep even by Hold and Win standards, and it is a fair indication of where the studio thinks the value in this game sits.

Stakes, Volatility And Presentation

Bets run from 0.1 to 100, the game is rated medium-high volatility and the RTP is 96.11%. That combination is honest for the structure: a thin line paytable, a jackpot rail three thousand stakes away, and a respin round in between that decides most sessions one way or the other.

The presentation is the strongest thing here. The reels sit in a carved wooden frame in the middle of a night forest, with bare trees, luminous toadstools and hares moving at the edges of the screen; the coins glow orange against all that darkness and the pots bubble away above the grid. It is a genuinely atmospheric build and a long way from the studio’s usual fruit machines.

Who It Is For

This suits players who want a Hold and Win round with a jackpot ladder attached and do not mind a base game that mostly waits. The royals pay little, the wild is a plain substitute and the best line win is 20x – the coins and the Grand are the reason to be here, and the game is not shy about saying so.

The reservations are the same design seen from the other side. 3,000x is a modest ceiling for a game carrying this much machinery, the 240x buy-in is expensive, and medium-high volatility on ten lines means stretches where very little happens. What you get in return is one of Spinomenal’s better-looking releases and a jackpot structure that is signposted rather than buried – the whole ladder is readable off the left rail before you place a bet.

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