Beetlejuice Say It 3 Times Slot

It’s been six years since Light & Wonder released Beetlejuice Megaways. Now that enough time has passed for us to forget it even existed, the studio returns with Beetlejuice Say It 3 Times. Will this slot sequel flop, as did the Beetlejuice Beetlejuice movie after trying to revive the original 1988 cult classic for an audience of now 40-somethings and their Generation Alpha offspring?

Anyway, the only possible way to know if Beetlejuice Say It 3 Times will be a success is to give it to the Master of the Macabre, Jack O’Potts, to play for real money and to have him spill the beans on his experience. Good or bad, the free Beetlejuice Say It 3 Times demo is available. Play and ignore the rest of what Jack O’Potts and I have to say regarding the game’s features, prizes, and casinos where you can play for real money.

The Beetlejuice Say It 3 Times slot RTP is 96.02% and comes with a medium-to-high volatility rating, which tends to give players an experience that borders between frequent hits and periods of play with fewer wins. The max win you can make is 7,500x your bet, with some casinos allowing max bets of up to $600 per spin. There are 20 paylines to win from on this 5x3 grid layout.

Not all casinos support this size of betting and can change this to suit their regulations. If you can play with these sums, then the max jackpot you can hope to win becomes capped at $4,500,000, which is an impressive sum, but when it comes to value-for-money, it’s devastatingly bad.

On the surface, Beetlejuice Say It 3 Times looks average. However, you do get four instant prize jackpots on display. There are Coin symbols and Mystery Coins. There’s a Hold & Spin feature and the Free Spins bonus. Plus, the Beetlejuice feature. Failing all that, you can buy a pass to the bonus games using the Buy Pass.

I have to be honest, dear readers. This is not such a fantastic sequel for one major reason, as found in the paytable: the value of the symbols. I don’t think I have ever seen this before, where all but one symbol, the Wild, returns the highest win value that is still less than the cost of your bet. If you play spins at $1, you’d still need four or five Wilds to get a greater return on your bet. The second-highest symbol, Barbara, with all five symbols, will only pay out $0.75 on a $1 bet. I don’t think I need to say any more on how flawed this game is.