King of Slots

King of Slots is a five reel NetEnt pokie built around a bold, regal theme and the studio's Sticky Win re-spin engine, and it remains a familiar name for New Zealand players who search for a classic NetEnt slot to run in NZD. Released in 2015, it keeps the layout simple so the focus stays on chaining wins rather than juggling dozens of features. If you like a pokie that rewards a steady rhythm and hands out frequent, modestly sized hits, this is an easy one to pick up.

How King of Slots plays

The grid is five reels and three rows with 25 fixed paylines, so every spin covers the same set of lines and you only adjust your stake. The blue sapphire is the Wild and stands in for every symbol except the Scatter, which helps complete lines across the middle of the grid. The signature mechanic is Sticky Win: whenever you land a winning combination, those symbols lock in place and the remaining reels re-spin. If the re-spin adds a matching symbol or forms a new combination, the new symbols also lock and you get another re-spin, and this continues until nothing new lands. Collect five or more Scatters and you trigger the free spins round, where line wins are multiplied and the feature can be retriggered.

King of Slots RTP, volatility and max win

King of Slots runs at a published RTP of 96.96%, which sits comfortably around the NetEnt average. NetEnt rates the game as low volatility, which means wins tend to arrive often but in smaller amounts, so your balance moves in gentle steps rather than long dry spells broken by rare spikes. The maximum win is 700x your total stake, a realistic ceiling for a low variance pokie that is built around the Sticky Win chains rather than one giant payout. Checking the RTP and volatility before you play is a sensible habit for any slot.

Playing King of Slots in New Zealand

You can play King of Slots at online casinos that serve New Zealand, with balances and bets handled in New Zealand dollars. Domestic online casino licensing is on the way through the DIA's Online Casino Gambling Act, expected from December 2026, but until that regime is live Kiwis play at offshore licensed casinos, so choose an operator with a solid reputation. The casinos listed on this page offer King of Slots, and you can load the free demo above to try the Sticky Win feature with no account and no deposit.

Is King of Slots worth playing?

King of Slots is worth a look if you want a straightforward, low volatility NetEnt pokie with a moreish re-spin hook and a clean 25 line layout. It will not suit anyone chasing huge top-end multipliers, but for relaxed sessions it does the job well. Set a budget before you start and treat any wins as a bonus, and if gambling ever stops being fun, read the guidance on responsible gambling.