Aloha King Elvis

Aloha King Elvis is BGaming's sun-soaked tribute to the rock and roll era, a bright Hawaiian-beach pokie of palm trees, cocktails and a pompadoured King in a white jumpsuit, and it has built a loyal Australian audience since its 2021 release. Australians who search the Aloha King Elvis pokie or its RTP tend to come for the cheerful theme and the two different free spins modes you get to choose between. You can try the free demo above in play money, with no account and no deposit, and see the Coin Respin and free spins work before deciding whether it fits your budget in AUD.

How Aloha King Elvis plays

Aloha King Elvis is built on a 5 reel, 3 row grid with 25 fixed paylines, paying from left to right along set lines, with the King acting as a wild. Land enough scatters and you pick between two free spins modes: the Special Guest Party gives 5 spins with a giant, screen-filling symbol, while the VIP Party gives 8 spins for a longer, steadier run. Separately, coin symbols can trigger a Coin Respin round where you collect cash values and can land one of three fixed jackpot tiers, the Mini at 20x, the Major at 100x and the Mega at 1,000x your stake. It is a busy game with several ways into a bonus.

Aloha King Elvis RTP, volatility and max win

It is worth being upfront about the numbers: Aloha King Elvis has a published RTP of 94.98 percent, which sits noticeably below the 96 percent common across modern pokies, so the long-run return is lower than many rivals here. It is a medium to high volatility pokie, meaning wins are less frequent but can be larger when the free spins or Coin Respin land well. The maximum win is capped at 2,000 times your stake. The figures in the stats panel above reflect these verified BGaming numbers, and the RTP in particular is worth weighing before you play.

Playing Aloha King Elvis in Australia

Aloha King Elvis can be played at the online casinos serving Australian players shown on this page, in Australian dollars once you have an account with one of them. It is worth being clear on the rules: under the Interactive Gambling Act 2001, online casino and pokie games cannot be licensed for or advertised to people in Australia, so the operators listed here hold licences offshore rather than any Australian licence. The free demo at the top of the page is play money only and needs no account or deposit, letting you explore both free spins modes in full before deciding whether to play for real at an offshore-licensed casino from the list.

Is Aloha King Elvis worth playing?

Aloha King Elvis is a fun, colourful pokie with a genuine sense of choice thanks to its two free spins modes and the jackpot-tier Coin Respin. The catch is the below-average 94.98 percent RTP, which makes it a weaker long-run pick than many games on this page, so treat it as entertainment rather than value. If the theme appeals and you enjoy the medium to high swings, it delivers. Decide on a limit before you spin, and if gambling ever stops being fun, step away and read our responsible gambling advice.