Halloween Wins 2

Halloween Wins 2 slot by Red Rake
  • RTP: 95.3
  • Max Win: x2585.00
  • Betways: 50
  • Volatility: Med
  • Game Type: Slots
  • Release Date: October 7th, 2024

Halloween Wins 2 slot by Red Rake

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Halloween Wins 2 Overview

Halloween Wins 2 is a five-reel slot from Red Rake with 50 paylines on a 5x4 grid, an RTP of 95.3%, a medium volatility rating and a maximum win of 2,585x the bet. It was released on 7 October 2024.

Bets run from 0.20 to 35 per spin. The figures below were read from demo play at a 10.00 total bet, which is 0.20 per line across the fifty lines.

A Haunted Library

The reels float in front of a candlelit library, with tall bookshelves on both sides and a violet glow behind the grid. The mood is classic horror-movie Halloween rather than cartoon pumpkins: the cast is Dracula, a black cat, a ghostly white sheet ghost, a horse-drawn hearse carriage and, in the feature, Frankenstein’s monster.

The low symbols are the card royals A, K, Q, J and 10, each drawn as gothic lettering with a candle, an ivy vine or a knife woven through it. Red Rake keeps the palette dark and saturated, and the big win banners arrive in heavy gold lettering over the reels.

Halloween Wins 2 is the sequel to Red Rake’s earlier Halloween Wins, and it keeps the same idea: a traditional line slot dressed in horror-film imagery, with the real action saved for the bonus. The studio’s interface is familiar too – balance, win and total bet in three boxes under the reels, a red autoplay button and a large green spin button on the right.

The Paytable at a 10.00 Bet

The paytable is quoted in money at the current bet, and every line pays from left to right on adjacent reels, starting from the leftmost reel. If a line carries more than one win, only the highest is paid.

The Wild is also the top paying symbol: €200 for five on a line, or 20x the 10.00 bet. Dracula follows at €150 for five (15x), and the cat and the carriage pay €100 each for five (10x).

The ghost, the A and the K share the next level at €60 for five, and the Q, J and 10 pay €30 for five. Three of a kind of almost any symbol returns between €5 and €6, a little over half the stake on a single line.

The top of the table is modest: no single line of five is worth more than 20x. The game’s larger outcomes come from many lines landing together and from the multipliers in the bonus.

How Fifty Lines Play

Fifty lines on a 5x4 grid means most boards connect several small wins at once. A board of four ghosts spread across the first reels lit up several lines together in our demo and paid 6.78. Another spin on three bonus symbols also paid a small line win of 2.99 alongside the trigger.

The payline map in the game rules shows all fifty patterns, many of them zig-zags that climb and fall across the four rows. That is why the wild is so effective here: a single wild reel in the middle of the grid sits on a large share of the fifty lines at once.

The practical consequence for your balance is that the base game pays often but rarely pays much. Most of the line wins we recorded were under the stake, with the balance drifting down in small steps between the occasional larger board. Anyone playing Halloween Wins 2 is effectively waiting for stacked wilds or for the bonus to arrive.

Big Wins in the Base Game

Our largest base game result was a Big Win of 139.00, or 13.9x the 10.00 bet. It came from a board with Dracula standing as a full wild on reel 3 next to a stacked wild on reel 2, turning a mix of royals, cats and carriages into a large number of paying lines.

That is the typical pattern in this game: the individual symbols pay modestly, and it is the combination of stacked wilds with fifty overlapping lines that produces the big numbers.

The Bonus Game and Free Spins

Three Bonus symbols – a haunted mansion under a full moon – trigger the feature. In our demo, three mansions on reels 2, 3 and 4 opened a graveyard gate screen announcing 10 free spins.

The free spins bring new elements onto the reels. A pumpkin wild appears, and Frankenstein’s monster arrives on a symbol with a multi-coloured wheel behind him. One of our free spin boards showed an X25 multiplier over the reels next to the pumpkin wild, with six spins remaining.

A second free spin board paid a Big Win of 210.00, or 21x the bet, with a wild on reels 1 and 2 and a pair of zombie hands on the right. At that point the total free spin win stood at 15.00 with three spins left, so the 210.00 was about to be added to it.

The game rules also describe a Pumpkin Door symbol, and the Wild substitutes for every symbol except the bonus, the door and the Frankenstein symbols. We did not see the door symbol in action, so we do not describe what it awards.

The free spins also have their own counter in the bottom right corner, which shows how many spins remain, and the total bonus win is tracked separately from the balance. That makes it easy to follow how a round is building, spin by spin, before it is added to your balance at the end.

Because the extra symbols only arrive during the feature, the free spins play like a different game from the base reels: more wilds, more multipliers and far more potential per spin.

RTP, Volatility and the Ceiling

An RTP of 95.3% is below the 96% most players now expect, and that is worth knowing before you play. The medium volatility rating fits what we saw: frequent small line wins, occasional big wins of 10x to 20x, and a feature that can multiply its way higher.

The maximum win of 2,585x is a long way above anything in the paytable. It can only come from the free spin multipliers, such as the X25 we saw, landing on boards full of wilds.

Put simply, this is a game where the headline number is reached through the feature rather than the paytable. If you prefer slots where the paytable itself carries big prizes, the 20x top line here will feel small; if you enjoy watching a bonus build, the multiplier structure is the reason to play.

Who Should Play It

Halloween Wins 2 suits players who like a busy fifty-line game with a proper horror atmosphere and a feature that builds towards multipliers rather than paying a flat amount.

The reservations are a slightly low RTP and a paytable in which no line of five is worth more than 20x. As a seasonal game it is also one that casinos tend to rotate in around October and out again afterwards.

Where to Play Halloween Wins 2

You can try this game on SunClub Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 400% up to £1500 for a limited time.

Halloween Wins 2 was listed in all six of our partner casino libraries when we checked on 23 September 2026. As a seasonal title, it may move in and out of casino lobbies around Halloween.

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