Cocks and Robbers Slot

Ladies and gentlemen, we must address the very obvious elephant in the room, if only for a cheap laugh and a little education.

Cocks is an Old English term for male chickens, the Cockerel. The use of Cocks has only been around since 890 CE, and was likely used to imitate the bird’s clucking sound: Cock-a-doodle-doo!

Now that we have broadly highlighted this, I can now present the Cocks and Robbers slot review, an animal slot where criminal foxes are in cahoots with cop cocks. Sounds like a sticky situation for the locals, with the mob’s racket run from inside the town’s barn.

To help me get a grip on this Cocks and Robbers slot by Red Tiger, I have hired animal expert extraordinaire, David Slottenborough, who will join me deep undercover as we stake out the shady goings-on and present the game’s performance, features, and potential prize money.

Reports from earlier surveillance suggest the Cocks and Robbers slot RTP is 96.20%. Now, there are people on the inside bragging that this game plays with a medium volatility setting, but I’m not so sure. It seems to me it could be higher, so check with your casinos for more inside details, just to be sure.

The game itself is presented on a layout of six reels and three rows, outside and inside the barn. That means there are up to 729 ways to win, the maximum of which is 11,454x your bet. You win by landing matching symbols across adjacent reels. Now the cost of each spin can be as low as $0.10, but as high as $500, if your casino allows. Remember, some sites can reduce the max cost of a bet to meet regulations. If you can spin $500 at a time, the jackpot potential becomes $5,727,000, which outperforms many online progressive jackpot slots.

If your luck’s in, you might come across several in-play features that can help you win more money. Special features include the Wild Fox, the Expanding Wild Wolf, the Full House feature, and you have Barn Spins and Super Spins. If your luck has run out, then opt for the Shop, where you can buy bonuses and features.

The conclusion of our field report:

The Cocks and Robbers slot is oddly tame. The audio is practically nonexistent and only appears when you press the spin button. The volatility doesn’t feel like it’s medium, despite what the developer classifies it as. The animation also feels a little stunted, and overall, it feels like a game that could and should have provided more entertainment. It’s not the best slot Red Tiger has dropped, so give the free slot demo a spin before you commit any real money to the game.