Sir Mixalot - Review, Demo Play, Payout, Free Spins & Bonuses

Introduction 

Modern slots are almost unrecognisable compared to the basic bars and 7s that we used to see. There’s a lot of good to be said about how graphics have improved and features have become ever more exciting, but sometimes you just miss the good old days when things were simple. The 5 reels and 15 paylines of Slot Factory’s Sir Mixalot will take you right back with its carefully designed retro style, even with a more modern free spins round that has its own multiplier.

Theme, Graphics & Soundtrack 

When you first load the reels of Sir Mixalot you may think you’ve wandered into a land-based casino from years ago. Retro doesn’t begin to cover the crude charm of this slot, which is classic in every way. It’s not even a fruit machine; the symbols include bars, hearts, 7s and stars, sometimes in different colours (the “mix” of Sir Mixalot). You’ve also got some traditionally lucky symbols like the four-leaf clover and the horseshoe. Each symbol is large and bold on reels of pure white, framed in such a way that they look like they’re appearing on a solid slot machine, not jut a computer. Behind that is an absolutely plain background of dark blue. In keeping with all this, the music that plays alongside is just as retro in its electronic, almost tinny quality.

Sir Mixalot RTP and Variance

Like with other Slot Factory free slots, it’s quite easy to check out the RTP and variance, and therefore set some realistic expectations around your possible returns. The RTP starts pretty low, at 94.06%, though you may find it higher at some casinos, whilst low variance means wins may be more frequent, but they’re also likely to be on the low side. Before you despair, do remember these are guidelines based on averages, which means every spin has the possibility of being an outlier that skews higher or lower.

How to Play Sir Mixalot

Nice and simple, just how we like it:

1. You might recognise this layout from other Slot Factory slots. There are two main buttons you need to be aware of before you start, one at the bottom left corner and one at the bottom right. Between them they cover settings and menu.
2. The main purpose of the settings buttons is opening the bet adjustor. Use the plus and minus symbols to raise or lower your bet per line, which in turn increases your total bet. It should be set at a reasonable level for your budget.
3. There is an autoplay button in the settings as well, but clicking that will immediately set the reels turning until you press stop. There’s no chance to include win or loss limits as stopping points to make sure you don’t lose more than you can afford.
4. You’ll also want to check out the menu before you start spinning. There’s a toggle there that can mute or unmute the sound.
5. Also in the menu is the link to the paytable. That’s where you’ll find everything you need to know about lines, symbol values and features.
6. Now you have one more button to think about, the one that doesn’t tuck in a corner but instead floats over the reels. It’s spin, and it will start your game. The reels turn once, and if you’re lucky they’ll land on a winning line. If not, you can always spin again.
7. As you spin, don’t lose track of your total balance, displayed at the bottom of the screen. You definitely don’t want to chase losses. It helps to take regular breaks or timeouts, even though this isn’t a built in feature like in some other slots. Keep your head clear so you can make sensible decisions.

Always play responsibly.

Bet & Win Sizes

The bet per line ranges from 0.01 to 30.00. That means your total bet has a 0.15 minimum and 450.00 maximum. Pretty impressive.

Of course, knowing how much you’re risking means nothing without knowing how much you can win. You could match three or four symbols across a payline and receive a payout, but the biggest prizes come when you have a combination of five:

Mixed reds, Mixed greens, Mixed blues - x8

Mixed bars - x15

Blue bar, Green bar, Red bar - x20

Mixed 7s, Mixed whites - x20

Blue Star, Green four-leaf clover, Red Heart - x35

Blue 7, Green 7, Red 7 - x50

White horseshoe - x60

White bell, Sir Mixalot logo - x70

White 7 - x80

Max-win 4,500x

Volatility Low

Top RTP 94.02%

Sir Mixalot Free Spins

Some people like a slot with wild feature and others like a progressive jackpot, but there are few who don’t get excited by the presence of a free spins round. It seems pretty simple at first, just 5 free spins from three free spins symbols. There’s more to it though. In free spins, the white 7 in a winning combination adds a x5 multiplier to your prize.

Sir Mixalot Review

Sir Mixalot is a bit like a cocktail, where you grab all the interesting looking ingredients and toss them together in different combinations to see what happens. Yes, the theme is ultra-retro, which some people will love and some find tired, but like Bomb Blaster from Slot Factory, there’s more too it. Besides, who’d say no to free spins and multipliers?

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