Divine Fortune Black Slot

You can see it now. A black and white commercial of male models on the beach. Playing with the sand, putting water on their tight, smooth abs, running their fingers through their wavy hair, and chasing each other joyfully in slow motion. Cut to a bottle of cologne in the sand lapped by the ebbing tide, and a French voice introducing “Divine Fortune Black by Dior”. 

Sadly, it’s not a cologne commercial but the release of a casino slot called Divine Fortune Black by NetEnt. Yes, we have returned to the once great NetEnt and their once, very great progressive jackpot slot, Divine Fortune.  

In a move that glaringly calls out, “Are we still relevant?”, I answer back with a review so smooth that you could roll it up, light it, take a drag, and say, “Mmm, that sure is smooth.” And this review, like all good '90s breakfast cereals, comes with your own free slot demo. So, try it now or just sit there and regret every life decision you’ve ever made.

The Divine Fortune Black slot from NetEnt is a high volatility game with a 96.08% RTP rating. The maximum win value is 20,000 times your betting rate. You can gamble between $0.20 and $24 per spin. If you play the maximum price, the jackpot becomes $480,000.

At the point of choosing the value of your bets per spin, you can start playing the game for real money. Select the Spin button, and the reels will begin to spin with the outcome of your bet revealed when they stop. 

The slot plays on a classic 5x3 layout and holds twenty paylines. You will need three or more matching symbols to land on a payline to produce a win. After you play any spin, you can adjust your bet amount and continue playing until you want to cash out or quit. 

Divine Fortune Black comes with some in-play features that can lead you to win bigger payouts.

The Divine Fortune Black slot from NetEnt is a game that did not need to be made, and, sadly, pales in comparison to its far superior original progressive jackpot version. If any positive action were to come from this game release, it would be that players may stumble across the original and benefit from more dynamic gaming.

But, hey, what do I know, right, I’m just one overly attractive guy who writes the reviews. Play the free demo game, and you tell me what you think in the comment section. 

As I now end this review, I’d like to thank my special guests, the male beach models, the grenade-carrying caterpillar, the '90s cereal boxes, and most of all, my thanks to you for showing up.