How to Set up a Book of Dead Spin
In short: A Book of Dead bet is three numbers multiplied together: the coin value, the coins staked per line and the number of active lines. At their stops those give a range from 0.01 to 100.00 a spin.
You control three steppers in this game, and two of them change what a win is worth rather than how often one arrives. Getting them the right way round is most of the skill available here.
- Game:
- Rich Wilde and the Book of Dead (a Play'n GO video slot)
- Type:
- Slot game
- RTP as published:
- Five configurations rather than one number: a default of 96.21%, plus 94.25%, 91.25%, 87.25% and 84.18%, with the operator choosing which one its lobby runs.
- Max win:
- The game states its ceiling in coins rather than as a multiplier: 250,000 coins.
Note: Book of Dead builds its stake from three separate numbers, and the settings panel is the only place all three appear together. Multiply the coin value by the coins per line by the active lines and you have the bet: 0.02 by 5 by 10 gives the 1.00 the demo opens with.
The limits sit at 0.01 and 100.00 a spin. We walked each stepper to its stop to confirm them, and Play'n GO's own rules document gives the same floor and ceiling.
Table of contents
What You Need Before You Start
Before you start, check these prerequisites; each one takes a minute and saves a wasted round.
- An account at an ADM-licensed casino if you intend to stake money, or nothing at all for the free client
- The settings panel open, which is the gear or the three fields showing lines, coins and denomination
- The casino's own rules screen, which is where the return figure for that build appears
- Eighteen years of age, and a limit you set before the first spin rather than after it
How a Round Plays, Step by Step
Follow these steps in order; the index below jumps to any step, and each step names the control it uses.
Step 1: Open the Settings Panel
click the gear, or click straight into any field showing lines, coins or denomination.
Step 2: Set the Coin Value First
this is the real size control, running from 0.01 to 2.00. Everything else multiplies it.
Step 3: Choose the Coins per Line
one to five. Five is the default, and it multiplies every symbol payout on that line.
Step 4: Leave the Lines at Ten
the ceiling of 250,000 coins is only reachable across a full grid, and fewer lines shrink what the same ceiling is worth.
Step 5: Read the Bet Back
the status bar shows the total. Check it matches what you meant before the reels move.
Step 6: Open the Rules Screen
find the return figure for this particular build, because the studio ships five and your casino picked one.
Step 7: Spin
and if a win lands, decide on the gamble round before you touch anything else, since it is offered on that win only.
Tip: Cutting lines to save money is the expensive way to do it, because the coin ceiling is fixed and a smaller grid makes it worth less. Drop the coin value instead.
The gamble round doubles on colour at 50% and quadruples on suit at 25%, and it stops at 2,500 coins whatever you do.
Autoplay turns the gamble round off, so spin by hand on the rounds where you actually want the choice.
The free-spin symbol is drawn at random, so a cheap symbol can carry a whole feature. Ours drew the 10 twice out of twice.
Check the return before you deposit, not after. The spread between Play'n GO's best and worst build for this game is just over twelve points.
Key Terms Used on This Page
- Coin value
- The base unit of the stake, adjustable from 0.01 to 2.00 and the only control that changes bet size without changing the grid.
- Coins per line
- One to five units staked on each active line, multiplying every symbol payout on it.
- Payline
- One of the ten patterns a win can follow, paying left to right from the leftmost reel.
- Gamble round
- The optional double-or-quadruple offered on a main-game win, with 50% and 25% odds and a 2,500-coin stop.
Not sure yet? Try the free demo first and learn the round with play money before any deposit.
Try the free demo first →Deposits and identity checks stay on the operator's own secure site.
Related Reading on This Game
More on this game, from the same section first:
GuidesFree Demo
Opens at 25,000 play money
GuidesFree Spins Round
Our two features paid 13.5x and 65x
GuidesGamble Round
Gamble stops at 2,500 coins
GuidesMistakes to Avoid
Two features paid 13.5x and 65x
ReviewsReview and Verdict
Five RTP versions, 250,000-coin ceiling
ReferenceRTP Versions Explained
96.21% default, four lower versions certified
ReviewsGO Collect Build
Released 26 February 2026, one Italian lobby
What Else Do Readers Ask?
The questions below are the ones that come up while the settings panel is open: what each stepper really changes, and which of them is worth touching. Every figure here comes from the client itself.
What is the minimum bet on Book of Dead?
0.01, reached with one line, one coin and the 0.01 coin value. The maximum is 100.00 at full settings.
Should you play all ten lines?
Yes, in most cases. The 250,000-coin ceiling needs a full grid, and cutting lines shrinks what that same ceiling is worth.
What does coins per line change?
Coins per line multiplies every symbol payout on that line. Scatter wins ignore the setting and multiply the total bet instead.
Can you turn autoplay off?
Yes, and you may want to. Autoplay disables the gamble round, which is offered only on a win in the main game.
Where do you find the return figure?
In the rules screen inside your own casino's client. Play'n GO ships five configurations and only the operator knows which is live.
How do we test the bet limits?
We open the free demo, walk each stepper to its stop, and compare what the panel allows against the studio's published rules document.