Banshee´s Call

Banshee´s Call Overview

Banshee´s Call is a five-reel, three-row slot from Spinomenal with 50 paylines. It was released on 3 February 2025.

Neither an RTP, a volatility rating nor a maximum win is published for this title, and we have not invented any of them. All figures below were read from demo play at 0.1 per line, which the footer totals as a bet of 5.

An Irish Graveyard at Night

The reels stand under a broken stone arch in a graveyard, with two iron torches burning at the corners of the frame and green mist rolling across the ground behind it.

The symbols are drawn from the same well: a Claddagh ring with a green heart, a red rose, a Celtic cross, a flintlock pistol and a raven, above gothic card ranks.

The banshee herself – white-haired, mouth open mid-scream – is the WILD, and she lands full-height, filling a whole reel.

The Paytable, Per Line

Spinomenal quotes in coins per line, and the rules screen states the conversion plainly: Wins are multiplied by bet per line. At 0.1 a line, every figure below is worth a tenth of itself in cash.

The Claddagh ring leads on 500 for five, 100 for four and 25 for three. The rose pays 250, the Celtic cross 200, and the pistol and raven 150 each.

The low symbols close the table at 100 for five. So the spread from the ring to a card rank is five to one – narrow, as fifty-line games go.

Converted, one line of rings at this stake is worth 10x the total bet. The interesting numbers here come from how many of the fifty lines pay at once, not from which symbol fills them.

The Reels Prove It

One capture settles the arithmetic completely: the grid fills entirely with the letter J – the cheapest symbol on the game – and the win reads 250.

Fifty lines, each paying the low symbol’s five-of-a-kind price, comes to exactly that. A full board of the worst symbol is worth 50x the total bet, which is more than five lines of the best one.

The other results fit the same pattern: a grid of Claddagh rings across the lower rows paid 265 – 53x – and a spin with the banshee expanded on two reels among aces and kings returned 53.5, or 10.7x.

The Claddagh ring is a good choice for a top symbol on an Irish theme – hands clasping a crowned heart – and it is drawn in silver and green so it reads instantly against the dark reel strips. The rest of the set is equally legible in low light.

Two Separate Triggers

This game has two special symbols and two different rounds, and they are lettered on the tiles so there is nothing to work out.

FREE SPINS tiles land on the first, third and fifth reels in one capture – three of them, spread across the grid. The counter that follows reads FREE SPINS 7.

BONUS tiles, drawn as a wheel, land on the first, second and fourth reels in another. Those lead somewhere else entirely.

The banshee expands rather than substituting as a single tile, so when she lands she takes three positions at once. Two of her on a fifty-line grid, as one capture shows, is six positions of wild – and that spin still only reached 10.7x.

The Wheel, and Its Stated Ceiling

The bonus is a two-ring wheel on a stone plinth, its segments marked x2, x3, x4, x5, x6, x10, x15 and x30, with SPINS segments set among them.

Three panels sit beside it: LEVEL 1 2 3, SPINS LEFT and WINNINGS – reading 215 in our capture. And underneath, in capitals, the game states its own limit: WIN UP TO X100 ON A SINGLE SPIN.

That is a genuinely useful piece of signage. The wheel’s best visible segment is x30, but the line beneath tells you the three levels compound to a hundred times – and it says so before you spin, not afterwards.

The LEVEL panel with its three numbered slots is the part worth watching. A wheel with levels is a wheel you climb, which is presumably how a face showing x30 at most delivers the hundred times the caption promises.

Fifty Lines, Drawn Out

The info screen draws all fifty paylines as numbered grid diagrams, ten to a column, which on a five-by-three grid is about as dense as such a screen can get.

Beneath them the four rules are stated in four short lines: symbols pay left to right from the leftmost reel, only the highest win on each line is paid, wins are multiplied by bet per line, and malfunctions void all pays.

A FEATURES tab sits at the top-left corner of the frame and a BUY button beside the spin key, so both rounds can be purchased rather than waited for. Neither price appears in these captures.

What the Session Did

The balance runs 5,251.5, 5,450, 5,499.5, 5,503.5 and 6,446 across the captures – a gain of about 1,190, or 238x the total bet.

With three data figures missing, that arc and the wheel’s x100 line are the only guides this page can offer. The base game produced 53x at its best; everything beyond that is the wheel.

The line count is also printed permanently in a small gold plate at the top-right corner of the frame – simply 50 – which is a neat way of keeping the format visible without a banner across the reels.

Who Should Play It

Banshee´s Call is for players who want a properly atmospheric fifty-line game with two clearly separated features. Lettering both trigger symbols, printing the per-line conversion in the rules, and stating the wheel’s x100 ceiling on the bonus screen are all decisions in the player’s favour.

The reservations are the three absent figures – no RTP, no volatility rating and no published maximum win – and a paytable spanning only five to one, which leaves the wheel carrying the entire range of the game.

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Banshee’s Call was listed under Spinomenal in all six of our partner casino libraries when we checked on 23 September 2026.