Treasure Spin Quest

Treasure Spin Quest Overview

Treasure Spin Quest is a five-reel, three-row video slot from Inbet with 25 paylines, a bonus wheel, free spins and a jackpot counter. SlotCatalog, where the studio’s games appear under the ABXplay name, rates the volatility Med-High. Neither SlotCatalog nor Inbet publishes an RTP or a maximum win, so we leave both open. Inbet’s own game catalogue dates the release to 26 August 2024; SlotCatalog gives 28 August.

The catalogue lists bet steps from 1 to 100 per line, and SlotCatalog gives a range of 0.25 to 250 per spin. All figures below come from our demo session, played at 1 FUN per line – a total bet of 25.

Down in the Gold Mine

The game is set inside a mine. Wooden beams frame the reels, oil lanterns hang on both sides, and blue crystals grow out of the rock walls. The title sits on a wooden sign above the grid, and a small JP BONUS counter is fixed in the top-left corner.

The symbols are the tools and finds of a miner: a bearded dwarf with a drill, a pickaxe, a barrel, a miner’s helmet with a lamp, a gold nugget, a shovel, a ruby and an emerald. The Wild is a pile of blue diamonds in a wooden frame.

The Paytable

The paytable is printed in coins per line. The Wild is the top symbol: five pay 10,000, four 2,000, three 200 and even two 15. At 1 coin per line on 25 lines, five wilds on one line are worth 400x the total bet.

The dwarf pays 1,000 for five and also pays for two symbols. Below him come the pickaxe (500), the barrel (250), the helmet (200), the gold nugget (150), the shovel (125) and the two gems at 100 each for five. Most regular symbols pay for three or more.

25 Paylines

The paylines screen shows all 25 lines. Besides the three straight rows there are V shapes, zigzags and lines that step up and down across the grid, and wins are counted on every active line. Our screenshots show how often more than one line pays: wins of 40 on 2 lines, 75 and 110 on 5 lines and 100 on 2 lines.

At a total bet of 25 those wins are 1.6x, 3x, 4.4x and 4x. The 75 and 110 wins both came with several wilds on the screen – in the 75-coin spin three of them sat on the second, fourth and fifth reels at once.

Controls and Bet Settings

The control bar at the bottom follows Inbet’s usual layout. On the left are the coin value, set to 1 FUN in our session, and the balance in coins; in the middle a message line reports each win, such as “Win on 5 lines”; on the right the lines box, fixed at 25, sits next to the AUTO button and a large round spin button that turns into STOP while the reels are moving.

The coin value is the only real stake setting. Inbet’s catalogue lists twelve steps for it, from 1 up to 100, so the total bet always moves in multiples of 25. A question-mark button opens the paytable and the paylines, which are shown on separate pages with arrows to move between them.

The Bonus Wheel

The Bonus Wheel symbols start the game’s most visible feature. In our session four of them landed on the first four reels, and the game moved to a separate screen with a large green wheel and a counter showing the number of spins.

The wheel has around two dozen segments with cash values from 100 to 4,000 coins – mostly 100, 200, 300, 400 and 500, with a few larger slots of 800, 1,000, 1,500, 3,000 and 4,000 spread around the rim. Our first spin stopped on 500, and with the line win from the trigger the bonus total stood at 520. The second and final spin added 200, and the round ended with a bonus win of 720 – 28.8x the total bet.

The top segment of 4,000 would be worth 160x on its own at this stake. Our trigger with four symbols gave two wheel spins; the game does not show on screen how the number of spins is decided.

Free Spins

A separate Free Spins symbol, drawn as a wooden sign, appears on the reels as well. Inbet’s catalogue confirms that the game has a free games feature, and SlotCatalog lists free spins and scatter symbols. We did not trigger the round in our session, so we cannot describe how many spins it gives.

The JP Bonus Counter

Inbet’s catalogue marks the game as jackpot-ready, and the JP BONUS box in the corner is the visible sign of it. In our session the number rose from 1 to 2, then 5, and reached 17 by the time the bonus wheel triggered. The game does not explain on screen what the counter pays, so treat it as a progress display rather than a prize table.

Our Session

The captures show the balance at 4,935, 4,950, 5,000 and 4,860 coins during the base game – small wins on several lines keeping it roughly level against the 25-coin cost of each spin. It stood at 4,485 when the bonus wheel started, and the paytable screen opened after the round showed 5,205 – exactly 4,485 plus the 720-coin wheel win. One bonus round was enough to lift the balance above every base-game figure we captured.

Who Should Play It

Treasure Spin Quest suits players who like a classic 25-line slot with a clear paytable and a bonus wheel that shows every possible prize before it spins. The wild pays well on its own, and wins on several lines at once are common.

Players who want published RTP and maximum-win figures before they play will have to check the rules page at their casino, since none are available in public sources.

Where to Play Treasure Spin Quest

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.

Treasure Spin Quest was listed in all six of our partner casino libraries when we checked on 24 September 2026.