This guide to Divine Fortune details its RTP, max win, versions and UK stake limit, basing the data for each edition on NetEnt's own numbers. While most pages only discuss the 2017 original, this one includes the three subsequent games, Megaways, Black and Gold, and explains how British rules affect gameplay.
The fundamental details are common knowledge. Divine Fortune is a NetEnt slot featuring an ancient Greek theme. It uses five reels, three rows and 20 paylines, offering Wild respins, free spins and three jackpots, with the highest being progressive. NetEnt describes it as having medium volatility, states an RTP of 96.59% and provides a 20.00% hit frequency.
How the original's features trigger
- Falling Wilds: a Falling Wild moves down one spot and starts a respin. This happens during free spins and the main game, with every additional Falling Wild adding more respins.
- Wild on Wild: this occurs when an Overlay Wild lands on top of an existing Wild on the reels. The Wild then covers the entire reel, pays out wins, and moves down one spot during each respin.
- Free spins: 5 spins are granted for three Scatters, 8 for four, and 12 for five. Every Wild turns into a Wild on Wild and fills its entire reel throughout the round.
- Jackpot Bonus Game: this only happens in the main game. It starts if three or more Bonus symbols are gathered by the end of the final spin, counting any respins from Falling Wilds. A random value from 10x to 200x the initial bet is attached to each Bonus coin. Completing one row awards the Minor jackpot, two rows give the Major, and filling all three rows wins the progressive Mega Jackpot.
Fixed multipliers for the Major and Minor jackpots are quoted on some pages. NetEnt's own page doesn't provide any, so regard those figures as unconfirmed.
Max win: 1,000x is the stated figure
Different sources provide conflicting information regarding the top win. NetEnt lists a max payout of 1,000 times the stake. Several pages instead identify the progressive jackpot as the maximum, or omit a multiplier entirely.
The figure from the provider is the stated max payout. NetEnt describes the Mega Jackpot as a separate, progressive prize. A progressive sum fluctuates over time, so it cannot replace a fixed multiplier.
Four editions, in release order
All figures below come from NetEnt's pages. Stakes are shown in euros because the provider publishes them this way.
| Edition | Released | RTP | Max payout | Grid | Provider stake range | Hit frequency |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Divine Fortune | 24 Jan 2017 | 96.59% | 1,000x | 5×3, 20 lines | €0.20–€100 | 20.00% |
| Divine Fortune Megaways | 24 Nov 2020 | 96.09% | 4,500x | 6 reels, 2–7 symbols, up to 117,649 ways | €0.10–€100 | not given |
| Divine Fortune Black | 13 May 2025 | 96.26% | 20,000x | 5×3, 20 lines | €0.20–€20 | 31.00% |
| Divine Fortune Gold | 30 Apr 2026 | 96.63% | 1,000x | 5×3 | €0.10–€500 | 27.84% |
These RTPs are published by NetEnt. They aren't proof of the setting a specific British casino uses, so you should check the information screen of the game where you play.
Only the original is described as medium volatility by NetEnt. The pages for Gold and Black provide hit frequencies but don't give a volatility rating. Any volatility label found for those two is from another source.
Megaways (2020)
The grid is the primary modification. It features six reels with two to seven symbols per reel, allowing for 64 to 117,649 ways to win. Wild on Wild and Falling Wilds respins are kept from the original.
Free spins function in a different way. They trigger when four Free Spins symbols appear anywhere. You get 10 spins for four symbols, with five more added for every extra symbol. During the round, Wilds expand to fill the reel.
Gold, Silver and Bronze Bonus Win symbols can also be gathered in groups of five to receive prizes from 10x to 500x the bet.
Black (2025)
Black offers a choice between Fortune Spins or Divine Spins once you hit three or more Scatters. It introduces expanding symbols, moving-symbol respins, Fortune Collectors, and Jackpot and Cash Prize symbols.
The jackpots are fixed instead of progressive:
- Minor: 25x the bet
- Major: 250x the bet
- Mega: 2,500x the bet
The stated maximum overall is 20,000x.
Gold (2026)
A progressive Mega Jackpot without a cap returns in Gold. According to NetEnt, 3.7% of every bet is added to it, and 20% of that amount is reserved to seed the following jackpot.
Three Bonus Spins modes (Bronze, Silver and Gold) are also featured in Gold, occurring on a 5×5 area. Cash Prizes remain fixed in these modes, and the spin counter resets if another one appears. A mode can start at random when a Cash Prize of the same tier lands, or when six Cash Prizes appear at once. Each mode has its own effect, and filling rows can result in prizes reaching up to the Mega Jackpot.
Gold also offers paid Elevate options:
| Elevate option | Price |
|---|---|
| Bonus Hunt | 1.5x the bet |
| Bronze Spins | 50x the bet |
| Silver Spins | 150x the bet |
| Gold Spins | 300x the bet |
What British rules change
Only businesses holding a Gambling Commission licence may offer online slots in Great Britain. The rules below apply to Great Britain, rather than Northern Ireland.
The stake cap
Total stakes for each game cycle are capped at:
- £5 for those 25 years old or older (from 9 April 2025)
- £2 for those between 18 and 24 (from 21 May 2025)
The cap affects any game that meets the online-slots definition, regardless of the name used by the casino or provider. It only includes slots, not blackjack or roulette.
Essentially, the €100 top stake from NetEnt for the original and Megaways, and the €500 limit for Gold, aren't available for British players. Your range ends at £5 or £2, based on your age.
Feature buys count towards the cap
Any sum risked or paid during the game is considered a stake. That means the cost of a Gold Elevate option is included in the cap.
Multiply the price of an option by your base bet to see if it's available. You can't use it at that bet if the total exceeds your cap. The cap relates to the full game cycle rather than the price displayed on screen.
High-cost options are most affected. Gold Spins, at 300x, require a very low base bet to stay within the cap.
How the game plays in Britain
- No autoplay. Each spin must be started manually (RTS 8A).
- No speed-ups. Quick spin, turbo and slam stop aren't offered (RTS 14E). Bonus rounds that don't require an extra stake are an exception.
- At least 2.5 seconds between spins. The subsequent game cycle can't begin until 2.5 seconds have passed since the start of the previous one (RTS 14).
- No false win celebrations. When a spin pays back your stake or less, the game can display the outcome, but it can't use animations or win sounds (RTS 14F).
These rules make sessions slower and simpler to track. Setting a spending limit before you begin and adhering to it also helps.
Demo play
A demo option is shown on NetEnt's page for the original. The provider page doesn't say whether a British casino offers a free demo; that is up to that site.