Prince of Sherwood

Prince of Sherwood: Three Rounds Each Awarding Something Different

The Archery Feature in this Robin Hood slot is structured as a contest with three distinct stages, and each stage awards a completely different type of prize.

The first round has you picking an archer whose shot awards an instant prize of two to a hundred times your triggering bet. Beating the rival archer advances you to a second round awarding five to twenty-five free games. A third round then applies a multiplier between 2x and 6x to all of those free game wins.

Cash, then spins, then a multiplier on those spins. Three separate currencies, delivered in sequence, with progression conditional on winning each contest.

That ordering has a specific consequence. A player eliminated after round one leaves with cash and nothing else. A player reaching round two has spins but no multiplier applied to them. Only a player who completes all three receives the full combination, and the third round is the one that transforms the second from a modest allocation into something substantial.

Because the multiplier applies to all free game wins rather than to the count, reaching round three retroactively improves everything round two awarded. That makes the final stage disproportionately valuable relative to its position in the sequence.

Three or more Archery Board symbols landing left to right open the contest. Robin Hood himself appears as the wild on reels one and five, doubling any prize he helps complete, and Castle symbols act as the scatter, paying wherever they land rather than needing to align across the twenty paylines.

A Random Jackpot can be awarded to any player at any time, regardless of bet size.

Two gaps should be stated rather than assumed: no volatility rating and no confirmed top award figure are listed for this game. Its appeal therefore sits in the contest's structure rather than in chasing a specific maximum, and no ceiling should be inferred from comparable titles.

Prince of Sherwood suits players who enjoy a bonus that unfolds as a narrative with real elimination points, and who understand that the third round is where the round's value is decided. Anyone stopping at round one has received the smallest of the three prize types by a considerable margin.