On 22 July 2021 BGaming launched Aloha King Elvis, a sequel to Elvis Frog in Vegas, which the studio called the most popular game in its portfolio. Instead of the neon of Las Vegas, the frog now heads to a tropical island, with a beach party, guitar music and bright colours. The producer quoted in the announcement said the team kept the best parts of the first slot and added new features to it.
What the release and the rules describe
- The format is a 5x3 video slot with 25 lines.
- Three scatter symbols on reels one, three and five start free spins, and the player picks between two modes.
- Special Guest Party gives five free spins, turns the middle three reels into one special reel and can bring a Giant symbol.
- VIP Party gives eight free spins with only mid-paying and high-paying symbols and coins.
- The Coin Respin round starts with six coins and three respins. A Collect coin can add up the values of all coins on screen.
- Three jackpot levels depend on how many horizontal rows are filled with coins: one row, two rows or three rows. Jackpots are not cumulative, and the payout depends on the bet.
Hub figures
The Players Hub shows an RTP of 94.98%, a maximum multiplier of 2,000, a maximum win of €250,000 and a volatility label of Medium-high. The press text rounds the return to 94.9% and quotes a different top-exposure number, so the Hub card is the figure we use.
Why it matters for a player
The player gets a real choice at the free-spins trigger, worth noting: a shorter round with a Giant symbol, or a longer one with a pared-down symbol set. Neither choice is described as better in the sources, so it is a matter of taste. The row-based jackpots are also simpler to follow than a rule that depends on how many positions are filled. The 94.98% return is a long-run average and is lower than the other two games in the series, which is useful to know when comparing them. Try the demo, and set a limit before playing for money. Our Aloha King Elvis page collects the verified details.