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Bull in a Rodeo Review

Most have heard the expression Bull in a China Shop, which also happens to be Play’n Go’s predecessor to the game at hand. Bull in a Rodeo had us puzzled for a second, as that’s where bulls are supposed to be, no? They can still wreak havoc in unpredictable ways though, which is exactly what this game is all about. The cartoonish visuals are similar, and there are plenty of fun animations to look forward to as well.

You get to meet the angry, proud and happy bull once again, and they provide different wild features randomly each time the bull wild lands. The bull attacks and breaks open the gate when the bonus round triggers, which is why it’s called the Freedom Spins feature. The 2,000x potential has been sliced in less than half since last time though, and the volatility is paradoxically a tad higher in this release.

Bull in a Rodeo Slot - Reels Screen

Bull in a Rodeo Slot Features

The premium symbols pay between 4 and 18 x your stake for 5 of a kind wins, and Wild symbols appear in several different forms in this game. No matter what else they do, wilds always substitute for pay symbols to help complete wins.

The Wild Bull symbols pay 40x or 80x your stake for 5 of a kind, depending on which type you create a pure wild win with. The Bull symbol triggers a Wild feature whenever it appears too, and these are as follows:

• Happy Bull - gives you randomly placed wilds all over the grid.
• Proud Bull - generates fully stacked wild reels randomly placed.
• Angry Bull - awards randomly placed multiplier wilds.

You need the Bull Wild symbol and the Gate Scatter in view at the same time to trigger the Freedom Spins Round, and this gives you 10 free spins. The Bull Wild symbol does the same as in the base game, which is to trigger the 3 different wild features. However, you get 3 extra rodeo bull wilds in random positions as well. Retriggering the feature is possible on the final spin.

The 200 Spins Bull in a Rodeo Slot Experience

You get to see quite a few wild features in the base game, before we finally trigger the bonus round close to the 4-minute mark. The feature plays out for the remainder of the 7:30-minutes highlights video, and you can see for yourself how we fared by hitting the play button below.

Review Summary

Judging from the math model, it’s pretty clear that Play’n Go is aiming for casual punters with this release, and Bull in a Rodeo is full of crowd pleasing slapstick antics. Players who like the Wild Toro series from ELK will probably enjoy this game as well, although we prefer ELK’s installments to be honest. Bull in a China Shop from Play’n Go is also a good alternative, if you want a higher potential.

The base game wild features didn’t add up to all that much most of the time, but we’re sure they can deliver on occasions. This will not always change in the bonus round either, but the extra wilds you get there can certainly help tip the scales in your favor. The whole thing is held back somewhat by the 2,000x potential however, but Bull in a Rodeo is an entertaining release nonetheless.

If you appreciate Bull in a Rodeo Slot you should also try:

Bull in a China Shop - is the similarly humorous cartoonish predecessor release from Play’n Go, and you get 3 different wild features here as well. The big difference is that each wild feature has its own bonus round, and you can win up to 5,800x your stake.

Bulls Run Wild - is Red Tiger’s more realistic and serious take on the bullfighting genre, although no actual bullfighting is going on. A wild picker turns random symbol types wild per spin, and you get sticky wilds in the bonus round. The volatility is high, and you can win up to 1,888x your stake.

Wild Toro 2 - is ELK’s impressive follow-up to their iconic original bullfighting release, and the grid expands when you land matador wilds. The matador also triggers walking wilds that can come with a progressive multiplier and toro goes berserk modifiers. The max win is 10,000x your stake.