Diamond Chance Free Play in Demo Mode

Diamond Chance review

Theme and Storyline

Diamond Chance has a shiny, late-art deco take on the classic one-armed bandit theme. The symbols are simple: lucky sevens, bells, bars, and the run from ace to ten.

The style is that early-fifties/late-forties blend of bakelite, neon, and brass. With very few details, the theme evokes the time of classic Vegas, when Bugsy Segal and the mob were carving out a whole new city in the desert.

Diamond Chance captures that atmosphere in a no frills manner.

Graphics, Sounds and Animations

The graphics are high-res and well drawn despite their simplicity. And the whole slot is given a soft glow that is easy on the eyes.

There are only a few, very simple animations to mark out wins and spins.

There is no musical accompaniment to Diamond Chance, although there are electronic chimes which play while the reels are spinning and for any winning combos.

Gameplay

Diamond Chance comes with five reels, each of which has three rows. There are ten win lines spread across these.

There is a high-low gamble feature. In this, the player is offered four cards face down and must choose the one that is higher than the dealer's. Although the payout is one-to-one, the odds can change significantly depending on what the dealer’s up-card is.

There is no bonus game. This is a pretty simple slot overall.

Wilds, Bonuses and Free Spins

The Wild symbol substitutes for all symbols and expands to cover the adjacent symbols.

There is no bonus game, features, or Scatter symbol.

Bet Sizes, RTP and Variance

The return to player of this game is 96.00%, exactly matching our yardstick for average.

The range of bets on the site we tested ran from a minimum bet per spin of $/£/€0.01 up to a maximum of $/£/€100.00 per spin.

The volatility of this game is medium, which makes it a slight match for our preferred slot machine strategies. Our slot strategies target the highest possible volatility.

Conclusion

Diamond Chance combines a minimalist play style with some visual flare in a way that might leave minimalists overwhelmed and regular folks wondering where all the features are.

The visuals are glossy, but are all basic one-armed bandit symbols. The Wilds expand, but there is no Scatter symbol. There is no bonus game, but the gamble feature is quite complex.

This slot is between worlds, so the average RTP and medium volatility should surprise no one. Overall, it is hard to know who best to recommend this slot to.