Las Vegas, home to people who live there and many other stuff. This is also the setting for the slot Eternal Diamonds by Pragmatic Play, and without falling into that cliché Vegas vibe, we’re going to keep this Eternal Diamonds slot review real. We won’t highlight the obvious things other reviewers are doing just because of the setting, which is why we present Goldislots and the Three Bars riding on the backs of giant dinosaurs, specifically the T-Rex lead singer, Marc Bolan.
[Cue the track ♫ 20th Century Boy ♫ and cut to montage of giant Marc Bolan’s terrorizing Las Vegas.]
In a slot review no one expected or asked for, join us as we present the gaming dynamics and performance of this glitz and glam online slot, and ask the serious questions of just how good this game really is, and where are my trousers?


Well, I was just told that the flights to Vegas were paid for, but no one mentioned that I’d have to be in this position of riding a giant Marc Bolan to review a casino slot. The Three Bars have already fallen off! Stick around to find out what features can be unlocked, and what prize money you can win while immersed in the Eternal Diamonds slot from Pragmatic Play.
The Eternal Diamonds slot has an RTP of 96.50% and a medium volatility. This is my preferred setting, as it often produces a more player-friendly gaming experience and results in breaking even or cashing out a small but healthy balance.
The game dazzles in spectacular fashion, which is what Pragmatic Play excels in. The grid is a classic three-row, five-reel layout, with 50 paylines. Align three or more matching symbols on these paylines, and you can win up to 20,000x your bet. The cost of play starts at $0.20 and climbs to $240, with a jackpot payout of $4,800,000! However, casinos can adjust the maximum bet, which would make this significantly lower.
Pragmatic Play slots are not overly packed with an array of features; in fact, with this game, it might be a record breaker for having the fewest features. All this game has is the standard bonus buy option, which is a given with their games, and a Respin Bonus feature. Let’s take a look at these in closer detail.
The medium volatility might attract a fair number of online casino players to this game, but it’s by far one of the most disappointing games released this year. Pragmatic Play has already released far superior games this year, and this one seems to be them taking two steps back, back to how we all know the developer to typically be. The game has no drive and doesn’t connect with the design at all. Shame. Still, at least we have a giant man-eating Marc Bolan on the loose to make up for it.
[Cue the track ♫ Get It On ♫ and cut to a montage of a giant Marc Bolan eating holidaymakers at the Bellagio Hotel.]
Having devoured many of the 4,000 guests of the MGM Grand, the colossal Marc Bolan sleeps, finally allowing me time to play Eternal Diamonds.
Now, with the cost of play set to $2 per spin, let’s see if all the contributing elements of this game are just right. Well, it takes eight spins to come up with the first win, which is a meager $0.40. This is all that comes from the first ten spins in an experience one might call rather disappointing. Sadly, the rhymical jazz score does little to lift the mood of this game.
I go into the next run of ten spins with my bets now set to $3 per spin. An immediate success, as a $1.35 win lands. The seventh spin proves to be the best so far, as a win of $6.15 lands, followed by $3.45. The hit frequency is certainly picking up, but the game is hitting a bum note.
With a total of twenty spins played and with little to show for the effort, I raise the stakes one last time and put my bets at $4 per spin. The second spin maintains the game’s consistency for paying out below the betting price, as $0.40 is returned. The sixth spin makes up for the lack of everything as a larger $12 win drops, which is the last of the action.
Sadly, this game captures nothing of what Vegas is like. Frankly, I’m happy to jump back onto Marc Bolan and tear this place apart. Sure, the game looks dazzling, but Pragmatic Play manages to make this game feel more like Loss Vegas.
Karolis Matulis is a Senior Editor at Casinos.com with more than 6 years of experience in the online gambling industry. Karolis has written and edited dozens of slot and casino reviews and has played and tested thousands of online slot games. So if there's a new slot title coming out soon, you'd better know it – Karolis has already tried it.
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The main bonus game of this slot is a Respins bonus. There are three different features that can be activated to help you during the bonus games. Bonus features include more free spins, higher-value coins, or multipliers. It’s also possible to play with all three.
This Pragmatic Play slot comes with a Bonus Buy feature that has three purchase options. You can spend 50x your bet playing the Respins bonus with one feature. You can spend 150x for two features or 250x for all three features.
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