If you’re a fan of 1980s music, then you’re surely familiar with the song Gold by the English band Spandau Ballet. The lead singer of the famous new wave group once revealed he had earned more money from the 1983 single since the beginning of the century than back in the days when the song topped the charts around the world.
As one of the biggest hits of its era, the song even made its appearance in a slot game. That was a decade ago. The game in question was a debut release from the unknown Aussie developer Big Time Gaming, titled Gold. Since then, the company became one of the most reputable names in the business. To celebrate its anniversary, it has decided to give the game a Megaways makeover.
Slot Basics
All players on a tight budget will be happy to know that a bet of just $0.05 is enough to get the reels moving in Gold Megaways. If you’re willing to take a risk, stakes can be raised up to $20 per spin. Big Time Gaming has taken things to another level, increasing the game’s payout percentage to 96.42% and utilising a highly volatile maths model. The size of the payouts available in both the Main Game and the Free Spins round has also gone up.
The Slot uses a standard Megaways layout. This means there are six reels and between two to seven symbols in each row. Forming a winning is done by landing matching symbols on adjacent reels, starting from the leftmost one.

