Wolf Cub

Wolf Cub is a NetEnt pokie set in a still, snow-covered wilderness, where a wolf cub roams a northern forest shared with bears, moose, owls and mountain lions. Australian players tend to like it for its relaxed pace and clean design, and it plays in AUD at the offshore casinos that accept Australians. If you have looked up the Wolf Cub slot, its RTP or how the free spins work, this page covers the same game with the details that matter down under.

How Wolf Cub plays

Wolf Cub runs on a 5 reel, 3 row grid with 20 fixed paylines, so all 20 lines are active on every spin and there are no line settings to adjust. Wins pay left to right starting from the leftmost reel. The blue paw wild stands in for every symbol except the full moon scatter and can appear in both the base game and the free spins. Three or more scatters start the free spins round, and the reels that landed a scatter reveal numbers that are added together to set your spin total. The standout extra is the Blizzard feature during free spins: when a symbol lands fully stacked on reel 1, matching symbols across the other reels spread back toward reel 1, filling the space between them and building large multi-line combinations.

Wolf Cub RTP, volatility and max win

Wolf Cub carries a published RTP of 96.34 percent, close to the typical figure for online pokies. Its volatility sits in the low to medium range, so wins tend to land at a reasonable rate rather than being rare but huge. The maximum win is 2,100x your stake, usually achieved when the Blizzard feature fills the screen with matching symbols during free spins. That balance makes it a sensible pick if you prefer regular action with a solid top end rather than a volatile, feast-or-famine pokie.

Playing Wolf Cub in Australia

It is worth being clear about the law here. Under the Interactive Gambling Act 2001, online casino and pokie games cannot be licensed for or advertised to Australians, so any casino offering real-money Wolf Cub does so from offshore and is not regulated within Australia. Nothing on this page implies otherwise. You can still play Wolf Cub in AUD at those offshore sites, and the free demo above needs no account and no deposit, which lets you try the Blizzard feature and get a feel for the game at no cost.

Is Wolf Cub worth playing?

As a game, Wolf Cub is a tidy, easy-going NetEnt pokie with a bonus round that does something different from the usual free spins. The Blizzard mechanic is the highlight, the winter theme is nicely presented, and the low to medium volatility suits players who want their balance to last. It is not built for thrill-seekers chasing enormous swings, but it is a dependable all-rounder. Play within your means, and take a moment with our responsible gambling resources before you begin.