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The Hatter’s Mad Tea Party

Games developer Arcadem released The Hatter’s Mad Tea Party on June 22, 2021. This video slot is adapted from a chapter in Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (by author Lewis Carroll; originally dated 1865).

Plot: a girl, Alice, accidentally plunges into a burrow, thus encountering a friendly man named Mad Hatter and his guest March Hare. The time-stopping fugitive Mad Hatter and hare are frozen in tea time and therefore forever drinking the beverage while listening to their dozing, storytelling and cat-fearing mutual friend rodent Dormouse.

Themes: personification, juvenile literature, partying, and fantasy. Nine symbols (host Mad Hatter, Alice herself, March Hare/Dormouse, cake/potion, A, K, Q, J, and 10) require three-of-a-kind, four-of-a-kind or five- of-a-kind.

The Hatter’s Mad Tea Party Game Characteristics

The Hatter’s Mad Tea Party has two scatters, click-and-reveal side game, wins multiplier, 25 rightward winning lines, fourteen fancy symbols, free games, extra free games, from $0.05 to $30000.00 regular payouts, and X15 factor for its fourteen coins.

The Hatter’s Mad Tea Party has a fancy, translucent and celled 5X3 grid whose burrow setting—party venue—is a silhouetted woody enchanted forest that is shroud in a purple mist. Dressed in Victorian clothing; the Mad Hatter is gesturing to his guests Alice, March Hare and Dormouse—surrounding a purple table with a white tea set—amid blue dragon flies and cyan glowworms.

The Hatter’s Mad Tea Party coin sizes: $0.01, $0.02, $0.03, $0.05, $0.07, $0.10, $0.15, $0.20, $0.30, $0.50, $0.70, $1.00, $2.00, and $3.00. Total bets: 0.15 (minimum bet), $0.30, $0.45, $0.75, $1.05, $1.50, $2.25, $3.00, $4.50, $7.50, $10.50, $15.00, $30.00, and $45.00 (maximum bet).

The Hatter’s Mad Tea Party has five special and nine ordinary symbols. Special symbols: a substituting purple-and-red “wild”; a free games-activating double-handled and double-spouted white “scatter” teapot; an extra free games-activating white “broken scatter” tea set; a side game-activating “bonus” Hatter’s hand serving tea; and the click-and-revealing game’s tea cups.

Ordinary symbols: cards-holding Mad Hatter in blue-and-crimson, and in a white chair; sword-carrying dark-haired Alice in white-and-blue; pipe smoking, monocled March Hare beside the cute Dormouse; blue “eat me” cake beside red “drink me” potion; and fancy red A, K, Q, J, and 10 of hearts.

The Hatter’s Mad Tea Party’s unstandardized payouts have this highest winning range. Three 10 pay $15.00, four 10 pay $60.00, and five 10 pay $300.00. Three J or Q pay $30.00, four J or Q pay $150.00, and five J or Q pay $300.00. Three A or K pay $60.00, four A or K pay $240.00, and five A or K pay $360.00.

Three potion/cake or hare/dormouse pay $150.00; four potion/cake or hare/dormouse pay $300.00; and five potion/cake or hare/dormouse pay $450.00. Three Alice pay $150.00, four Alice pay $300.00, and five Alice pay $900.00. Three Mad Hatters pay $150.00, four Mad Hatters pay $300.00, and five Mad Hatters pay $30000.00.

Three “scatter” teapots in the odd reels offer ten free games, with a wins-doubling wild and wherein an appearing “bonus scatter” tea set offers two extra free games. A “bonus” tea serving in an inner reel prompts a ten-cup click-and-reveal side game, where a reappearing “bonus” serving ultimately stops the credits-revealing cups. Maximum win: X10000, or $450000.00.

The Hatter’s Mad Tea Party features: HTML5 technology; mobile/desktop versions; fast play; splash screen; 10-250 auto spins, with X1 to X100 limits for single win, loss and balance increase. Sounds: ambient fantasy music; and tapping and trilling effects. The animated 3D graphics include dolly zooming and Hatter serving tea.

Luck in The Hatter’s Mad Tea Party

The Hatter’s Mad Tea Party is a game of luck. RTP rate: 96.03%. House edge: 3.97%.


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