Book of Dead Paytable Symbols and What They Really Pay

Paytable Bases: Per Line or Total Bet?

Symbol wins multiply the bet on one line. Scatter wins multiply the whole bet.

Play'n GO prints the rule in a single sentence under its own table: "All wins multiplied by bet staked per line except for SCATTERS." Mix the two bases and every figure you quote comes out wrong.

Work it through on the demo's default stake: a 0.02 coin, five coins a line, ten lines active. The total bet is 1.00 and each line carries 0.10.

Five Rich Wildes on one line pay 5,000 per-line units, so 500.00. Five tomb scatters anywhere pay 200 times the total bet, so 200.00.

Those two look similar on the table and are built from different arithmetic.

Symbols Paid on a 1.00 Bet

Figures current as of 30 Sep 2026; the operator's live terms prevail.

The Scatter Is Also the Wild

One symbol does both jobs. The paytable says so in a single breath: "The Tomb SCATTER will pay anywhere on the reels. The Tomb is also WILD! It can substitute for any other symbol to form a winning combo." There is no separate wild anywhere in this game.

That matters when you read a rival's symbol table. A page that lists a wild and a scatter as two different icons is describing a different slot, and we would not trust its other numbers either.

Card Symbols and What They Pay

The card symbols carry the bottom of the table, and the gap to the pictures is wide. Ace and King pay 150 for five on a line. Queen, Jack and Ten pay 100. Set that against Rich Wilde at 5,000 and the top symbol is worth more than thirty of the cheapest ones.

The Ten is worth a second look, though, and not because of its value. The free-spin round picks its expanding symbol at random from the whole set, card symbols included, so the cheapest icon on this list can end up carrying an entire feature.

Where the Ceiling Comes From

The game names one ceiling, and it names it in coins. The last line of the paytable screen reads "WIN UP TO 250000 COINS!" and the figure 5,000x appears nowhere in the client.

You get to 5,000x by dividing. The largest bet the game accepts is 50 coins, which is ten lines at five coins each, and 250,000 divided by 50 is 5,000 times the total bet. Change the bet configuration and the ratio changes with it. Play'n GO's own German build strips the coin layer out and prints the same ceiling as 25,000 times total bet, which is the clearest proof available that the multiplier belongs to the stake and not to the game.

The Same Ceiling in Four Units

Gaps This Paytable Leaves Out

Three things sit outside this page on purpose. How the free-spin round is triggered and counted, how the expanding symbol is chosen, and how the gamble round multiplies a win are all their own topics with their own numbers.

Here is the opinion a rival could argue with: we think the per-line figures on this table are close to useless on their own. The number that decides a session is which symbol the feature draws, and that is a different page entirely.