On 13 May 2020 BGaming introduced Elvis Frog in Vegas, the slot that began the series. The announcement describes a 5x3 machine with 25 paylines, free spins and bonus rounds, built around a frog who is a devoted fan of the King of Rock and Roll and performs on a Las Vegas stage. The tone is playful and aimed at players who want the glitz of the city without leaving home.
What the rules describe
- The frog character is the wild symbol. It substitutes for everything except scatters and coins.
- Three star scatters on reels one, three and five start five free spins. A Giant star during the round adds three more, and the rules say the process has no limit.
- During the free spins, the middle three reels merge into one special reel carrying a Giant symbol that pays as if nine ordinary symbols had landed.
- Six coins in one spin start the Coin Respin round, which works in the main game and in free spins. Coin values are paid together at the end.
- Mini, Major and Mega jackpots are possible during that round, and the Mega needs all 15 positions filled with coins.
- After a main-game win, a Gamble round lets the player guess a card colour to double the win or a suit to quadruple it. The rules cap it at a quarter of the maximum win.
Hub figures
The Players Hub lists an RTP of 95.3%, a maximum multiplier of 2,500, a maximum win of €250,000 and a volatility label of Medium-high.
Why it matters for a player
This is the reference point for the two later games, so its features explain what the sequels borrowed. The Gamble round deserves a special note. It turns an existing win into a chance to double or lose it, which is a separate stake with its own risk, and it does not improve the game's long-run return. The 95.3% figure is an average over a very large number of spins and cannot tell you how a single session will go. Use the free demo to see the special reel and the coin round, and decide on a limit before real money is involved. Our Elvis Frog in Vegas page has the full specification.