BGaming · 2025
Face Off is a high volatility horror video slot on a 6x5 scatter pays grid. This page shows how a round runs and what each symbol pays.
The demo is free. The real game needs an account and players 18+.
Know your return
After this table you will know what each figure means for your bet in A$.
| Game setting | Exact figure |
|---|---|
| Provider | BGaming |
| RTP versions | 95.97% / 96.00% / 96.03% |
| Volatility | High |
| Grid size | 6x5 |
| Maximum win multiple | x15,000 |
| Max win at top bet | A$255,000 |
| Release date | 06/10/2025 |
Pick Face Off if you want a horror-themed slot where wins come from the grid itself. The 6x5 grid has no paylines or ways. Matching symbols count wherever they sit on screen, and you need at least 8 of one symbol to win. After each win, the winning symbols vanish, the rest drop down, and new symbols fill the gaps. The cascade repeats until no new win shows, and the wins are added together.
Choose Face Off if you want a bonus round built on multipliers. Four, five or six skull Scatters anywhere on screen start 10, 20 or 30 Free Spins. Multiplier symbols, x2 to x100, stay on the grid through the cascade and multiply the spin's total. Scatters landing during a round add 5 spins each, with no stated cap. Scatters no longer pay directly.
Four ways in
Compared like a local does: what each round costs, what it pays, and what you can skip.
Scatter skulls do the hiring: 4 anywhere on the grid pay 10 spins, 5 give 20, 6 give 30. Extra Scatters only extend the round, adding 5 spins each time, and the tombstone multipliers from x2 to x100 sit on screen for the whole Refill sequence before they multiply that spin's total.
Plain base spinFree rounds with multipliers
A single 100x price skips the scatter hunt and drops you straight into the bonus round, with no selector for how many Scatters you would rather see. The toggle greys out while a round or the chance modifier is running, so close one before opening the next.
Between roundsInstant free spins
Flip this on and Total Bet climbs by 25%, so your A$5 stake becomes A$6.25 for as long as it stays on. It is a steady setting rather than a one-off charge, and despite the name it does not double your bet. Pick it or the buy, never both.
Standard stakingExtra chance per spin
Spins run on 30 cells where nothing needs a line: a symbol pays on total count alone, at 8-9, 10-11 or 12 and up. Winners clear, the rest fall, empty cells refill and new wins are added to the same spin until nothing pays.
Choosing a stakeRefill wins stacked
Before you buy a bonus, check the price: it is 100 times the total bet, so at A$5 it costs A$500.
| Paid extra | Bet multiple | RTP |
|---|---|---|
| Buy Free Spins | x100 · A$500 | – |
Before you spin, note that return to player is the share of each A$100 staked that the game pays back over time. The version Royalreels runs is shown in the game rules.
| RTP level | RTP | Secondary option |
|---|---|---|
| Variant 1 | 96.03% | No |
| Variant 2 | 96.00% | No |
| Variant 3 | 95.97% | Yes |
Play sequence
Not knowing what each spin costs, or what happens after a win, is the usual worry.
Set the total bet anywhere from A$0.20 up to A$17 before the first spin. That amount is staked on each spin, so a higher bet also raises the top win.
Look for eight or more identical symbols anywhere on the grid. Winning symbols vanish, the rest drop down, and empty cells refill, so each new win adds to one spin total.
Read the features first: Scatter Pays lets symbols win anywhere, and Tumble refills the grid after each win. The Multiplier only appears in free spins, so base game wins carry none.
Land four, five or six Scatters anywhere to start 10, 20 or 30 free spins. Three or more Scatters during the round add five spins, and Buy Bonus skips straight in.
Decide your spending limit before the first spin and stop when it is reached. Face Off is high volatility, so the balance can swing a lot in either direction.
Spot the bonus screens
This block settles what the bonus and a win look like before any money is staked.
Demo or real
This block settles whether to start in the demo or open a real money account.
Pick the demo to learn symbols and features with no money at stake, since it pays nothing. Real play needs an account and you must be 18 or older.
Start playingChoosing a bet size and a session length is your decision, but how often the bonus round arrives is not known in advance. Nothing in the 6x5 grid tells you when the next Scatter symbols will land. The RTP describes the return over a very large number of spins, so the result of one session is random whatever the RTP is.
Checking the RTP version before you play is your call, and the version running here is shown only in the game rules. The three versions in the table differ by a few hundredths of a percent, so the choice changes the long-run return only slightly.
Planning your bankroll around the maximum win is a mistake, because the ceiling of Face Off is reached very rarely and cannot be predicted for any session. The maximum win is a ceiling, not a target, and the figures in the table show what it means in money at each bet.
You must be 18+ to play. If gambling stops being fun, call the National Gambling Helpline on 1800 858 858 or register with BetStop, the national self-exclusion register.
Set a budget before you open Face Off and treat it as money you can afford to lose. Stop when the budget runs out, whatever the screen shows.
Decide when you stop before the first spin, and keep that point after a win too. A win can make the next stake feel safer than it is.
Use the deposit and loss limits in your account before you play Face Off. Pick amounts you could lose without strain.
Take a break once Face Off stops being fun, and use BetStop if breaks do not help. Chasing losses is the moment to stop.
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Know what you bet on
You will know how Face Off plays, pays and what its RTP means before you bet.
Pick Face Off only if you accept high volatility. Wins come less often than on low-volatility games, and they can be large. The maximum win is x15,000 the bet, which is A$75,000 at A$5, one of the example bets on this page.
Decide how much to test with before the first real spin. Face Off's paytable is set for A$1, and the minimum bet is A$0.20. Each mode's rules are set out on this page, so read them before you bet.
Land four, five or six Scatter skulls anywhere on screen to start the free spins. Four Scatters give 10 spins, five give 20 and six give 30. During the round, three or more Scatters add five more spins.
Compare the RTP versions in the table before you play. RTP is a long-run average over many spins, so one session can land well above or below it. Face Off's three versions sit within a fraction of a percentage point of each other.
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I check every bonus term against the cashier myself, so the wagering on each offer matches what the cashier shows. I also keep the Australian help details and account limit tools current.
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