Pelican Payday Slot

Pelican Payday is another slot in the new Pop range from Pragmatic Play. This means I, along with Rod McReel, get to bring you the review in full cinematic glory through poorly arranged words. Join us as we get up close and personal with this fishing slot to fully understand how it plays, performs, and pays out. Included in this review are the free demo of the game and the top casinos where you can play this slot for real money.

With the Intro finishing quicker than expected, I leave you with a pelican joke.

I say, I say, I say,

What ride does the Pelican go on in the park?

The Seashore!

[♪ Ba Dum Tsss ♪]

…and on that award-winning bombshell, we now present the Pelican Payday slot review.

The Pelican Payday slot RTP is 96.59% and performs with a low volatility setting, which should present a higher ratio of low wins to losses. It’s a setting many like because of frequent wins; however, making gains can be tricky, as win values are often less than the cost of the spins being played. Pelican Payday is part of the Pop range, so it plays on a three-reel grid with six rows, offering ten paylines to win from. The highest win is 5,000x the value of your wager. With this slot, you can bet between $0.10 and $250 per spin. Now, the max bet can be adjusted and lowered by the casinos, but if you can spin this amount, the jackpot becomes $1,250,000! It’s not exactly good value for money.

The game looks small, but don’t think that it doesn’t have much to offer, because when you look at the features and bonuses, it…, ah, well, it would appear it doesn’t have much to offer besides Money and Collect symbols, Free Spins, and our instant prize Jackpots. Oh, and no, there aren’t even any Buy Features or Ante Bets.

The game isn’t great, though its low volatility will likely have players clamoring to play it. Pragmatic Play has done versions of this Pop range before, through side projects like Fat Panda. Personally, I think they need to think more outside the box, because if you’re going to strip games down to three reels and still make them uneventful, then you’re not even getting the very basics right in the most basic of forms. What you get with Pelican Payday is a game that presents nothing new; it has no new ideas or innovative features. It’s definitely not the Catch of the Day.