Overview
Released by Slotland Entertainment on June 19, 2019, Gangster Affair is a Bonnie-and-Clyde themed title built around two distinct Wild types, two cross-triggering Free Spins modes, and two simultaneous progressive jackpots.
A Prohibition-era gangster theme built around a Bonnie-and-Clyde style criminal duo, framed by vintage cars, cash stacks, police badges, and bottles of scotch against a 1920s film-noir backdrop.
Bonus Features Breakdown
Bonnie Wild & Clyde Wild
Two separate Wild symbols appear on the reels. Bonnie acts as a double wild - payline wins using her double, and quadruple if two Bonnie wilds land on the same payline. Clyde is an expanding wild that covers its entire reel when it lands.
Cross-Triggering Free Spins
Landing 3, 4, or 5 Bonnie scatters triggers 10, 20, or 30 Free Spins. Landing 3, 4, or 5 Clyde scatters instead triggers a separate 5, 10, or 20 Free Spins round. During either round, that character's scatter symbols transform into the opposite character's scatter, giving a Bonnie round genuine potential to shift into a Clyde round (or vice versa) before it ends.
Gold & Silver Progressive Jackpots
Two separate progressive jackpots run at once. Silver Haul requires a bet of at least 60 coins to qualify; Gold Haul requires at least 100 coins. Both are confirmed live on Slotland's own site, with real balances in the thousands to tens of thousands of dollars.
Betting Range & Jackpot
Total bets run from $0.40 up to $1.20 per spin. Two separate progressive jackpots run simultaneously - Silver Haul (qualifying bet of 60+ coins) and Gold Haul (qualifying bet of 100+ coins) - both confirmed live and growing on Slotland's own site.
RTP & Volatility
Not published by Slotland Entertainment - treat this as a feature-driven slot rather than one you can size against a known long-run return.
Our Take
The two-jackpot structure is what genuinely sets this apart - we haven't reviewed another Slotland Entertainment title with more than one progressive running at once. Silver Haul and Gold Haul both require their own qualifying bet, so the size of your stake directly determines which pool (or both) you're actually competing for, not just whether you're in the running at all.
The cross-triggering Free Spins mechanic is the more clever design choice underneath the theme: rather than two isolated bonus rounds, landing enough of one character's scatter starts their round, but that character's own scatter symbols can transform into the other character's during play - meaning a Bonnie round can genuinely shift into a Clyde round (or vice versa) rather than staying locked into whichever one triggered first.
Two different Wild behaviors (Bonnie's double-or-quadruple multiplier, Clyde's full-reel expansion) packed into one base game is more structural variety than most Slotland Entertainment titles carry in their core reels alone, before either bonus round even triggers.
LCB's own player score is a soft 1.9 out of 5, but it's worth weighting carefully - that's from just 5 votes, a small enough sample that it shouldn't be read as a confirmed verdict the way a larger-sample score would be. Neither RTP nor volatility is published for this title, consistent with the rest of Slotland Entertainment's catalogue.
Pros & Cons
What We Liked
- Two simultaneous progressive jackpots (Silver Haul, Gold Haul) - more than any other Slotland Entertainment title we've reviewed
- Cross-triggering Free Spins lets a round shift between two distinct modes rather than staying locked into whichever one triggered first
- Two structurally different Wild types (double/quadruple vs. full-reel expanding) add real variety to the base game alone
- Distinctive Bonnie-and-Clyde theme with well-realized 1920s gangster art direction
Where It Falls Short
- No published RTP or volatility rating
- LCB's player score is soft (1.9/5), though from a very small 5-vote sample
- Higher qualifying bets (60-100 coins) are required to be eligible for either progressive jackpot
- Narrower $0.40-$1.20 bet range than some other titles in the catalogue
Where to Play Gangster Affair
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the RTP of Gangster Affair?
Slotland Entertainment doesn't publish an RTP percentage or volatility rating for Gangster Affair.
How many jackpots does Gangster Affair have?
Two, running simultaneously: Silver Haul, which requires a bet of at least 60 coins to qualify, and Gold Haul, which requires at least 100 coins. Both are live, growing progressive jackpots confirmed on Slotland's own site.
What's the difference between the Bonnie and Clyde wilds in Gangster Affair?
Bonnie acts as a double wild - payline wins involving her are doubled, or quadrupled if two Bonnie wilds land on the same payline. Clyde is an expanding wild that covers its entire reel when it lands.
How do Free Spins work in Gangster Affair?
Landing 3, 4, or 5 Bonnie scatters triggers 10, 20, or 30 Free Spins; landing 3, 4, or 5 Clyde scatters triggers a separate 5, 10, or 20 Free Spins round. During either round, that character's scatters can transform into the opposite character's, letting the round shift from one mode into the other.
Where can I play Gangster Affair?
Gangster Affair is available at Slotland, Winaday, and CryptoWins from our ranked casinos, all running Slotland Entertainment's proprietary software.
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