BGaming Teams Up with Snoop Dogg to Launch a New Branded Slot

If you had watched the 2024 Olympics, you might have noticed one familiar face among all the athletes in Paris. It was the famous American rapper Snoop Dogg who even got the chance to carry the torch and made appearances at various events during the games.

Snoop Dogg has been present in the music scene since the 1990s, coming a long way from rapping about women and gangsters to being a correspondent at the Olympics. One thing that was lacking in his resume was a branded slot game. Thanks to developers from BGaming, we can cross that item from the list. Say hello to Snopp Dogg Dollars, a fresh release starring D-O-double G himself.

Get Ready for a Unique Experience

Once you enter the game, you’ll find Snoop standing in front of a graffitied wall next to the grid. The development team opted for urban vibes with a rap soundtrack and colourful, high-quality visuals. We would prefer to hear some of his own tunes in the game, but what can you do about it? Nevertheless, the slot’s audiovisual presentation looks pleasant and inviting.

Snoop Dogg Dollars uses a six-reel, eight-row grid, with the Cluster Pays system delivering wins for clusters of five matching symbols. The game comes with a highly volatile maths model, while the payout percentage of 97% is significantly above the current industry average. A stake of $0.25 is enough to get you started, while $25 is the maximum stake you can place on any spin.

The paytable includes circles, squares, triangles and Xs as low-value symbols, followed by higher-paying canine characters. Payouts start at 0.16x-0.8x the bet, with clusters of fifteen or more icons paying from 16x to 120x the triggering stake.

Snoop Dogg Dollars: Features

The game has a wide range of extras that provide lots of excitement and impact the overall win potential. That’s why the following section is the perfect opportunity to see what they offer.

Multiplier Area

As mentioned earlier, it takes at least five matching symbols to form a winning cluster and get a corresponding payout. Once the prize is paid out, the triggering symbols are removed from the grid, while new ones drop down into empty spots to replace them. If another win happens, the process will repeat.

Each winning cluster will highlight its position on the board, and if another win takes place in this position, it will receive a 2x multiplier. The subsequent consecutive wins boost multiplier by 2x, going up to 10x. If two or more multipliers are part of a winning cluster, their values will be added together and then applied to the win. Positions stay highlighted until the end of a spin.

Bonus Symbols

After the winning symbols disappear and before the empty spots are filled, there’s a chance that bonus symbols appear. These are Wilds, Scatters, Skull symbols, and Weed symbols.

Apart from Scatters, whose role is to trigger Free Spins, these are the available bonus symbols:

• Wilds. They are sticky, remaining in their positions until the refilling sequence ends. If a Wild is found in a cell together with a multiplier, it receives a multiplier of 10x. It gets even better when a Wild helps form a win, this boosts the multiplier by 10x. With some luck, you can increase it up to 100x. If a Wild appears during Free Spins, it will stay in its position until the feature ends.
• Weed Symbols. They upgrade the multipliers on the grid before completely disappearing from the reels.
• Skull Symbols. These symbols destroy all low-value icons on the reels. Once they complete this task, they disappear.

Free Spins

Be on the lookout for the Snoop Scatter. It can appear anywhere on the reels, although only one can land per reel. As mentioned earlier, Scatters can be found in empty positions. It takes three or more Scatters to activate the Free Spins round.

Depending on the number of triggering symbols, you’ll receive 10, 12, 15, or 20 freebies. The triggering symbols will also turn into Wilds or Cell Multipliers, with the latter going up by 10x. Highlighted cells and multipliers stay that way until the round ends. Unfortunately, there’s no way to retrigger the feature.