Elvis Frog in Vegas is a 5x3 pokie from BGaming, released in 2020. It’s a rock’n’roll take on the Las Vegas theme, with a frog dressed as Elvis as the main character. The most distinctive thing about it is the way it blends a hold-and-win coin respin feature with free spins that use a giant symbol. The default RTP is 95.3%, and the maximum win is 2,500 times your stake.
Elvis Frog in Vegas Pokie Guide
BGaming’s 2020 release with a 2,500x max win and medium-high volatility.
Quick facts
- Provider
- BGaming
- RTP (default)
- 95.3%
- Volatility
- Medium-High
- Max win
- 2,500x
- Layout
- 5x3
- Lines / ways
- 25 fixed paylines
- Released
- 2020
The basics: layout, studio and how wins form
Elvis Frog in Vegas is a 5-reel, 3-row pokie with 25 fixed paylines. Wins are formed by landing matching symbols on adjacent reels, starting from the leftmost reel. BGaming, the studio behind it, released the game in 2020.
What sets it apart from a standard 5x3 pokie is the combination of two separate bonus mechanics: a hold-and-win coin respin feature and free spins with a giant symbol. The base game is straightforward, but the bonus features add layers that aren’t typical of a simple payline game.
Setting up a spin: stakes and controls
To set up a spin in Elvis Frog in Vegas, first choose your bet size using the bet selector. The bet range is not specified in the facts, but you can adjust it to suit your bankroll. The game uses a 5x3 layout with 25 fixed paylines, meaning you cannot change the number of active lines; wins are formed by matching symbols on adjacent reels from the leftmost reel. The paytable and game info are accessible via the paytable or info button, where you can also check the RTP version. Once you have set your bet, press the spin button to start. There is no ante bet or bonus buy feature in this game, so the only way to trigger the free spins or coin respin is through regular spins.
The features that do the heavy lifting
The key features are:
- Free Spins: Land three star scatters on reels 1, 3 and 5 to trigger 5 free spins. The feature is retriggerable, so landing scatters again awards additional spins.
- Blazing Reels: During free spins, a giant symbol appears on reels 2–4, which can cover multiple positions and increase the chance of forming winning combinations.
- Coin Respin: A hold-and-win feature where coin symbols stick to the reels and trigger respins. Collecting more coins can lead to the Mini, Major or Mega jackpots.
- Gamble: After a win, you can choose to gamble it in a double-up game, risking the win for a chance to double it.
For example, if a coin respin fills the grid with coin symbols, the Mega jackpot could be awarded, which is a fixed amount rather than a multiplier of your stake.
A sensible way to approach Elvis Frog in Vegas
The volatility is medium-high, meaning wins come less often but can be larger when they do. For a $50 session, a sensible bet is around $0.50 per spin, giving you 100 spins. For a $200 session, you could bet $1 per spin, giving you 200 spins. These numbers are based on the bet range and the volatility.
There is no bonus buy or ante bet in this game, so the only way to trigger features is through regular spins. No betting system can change the RTP, so the best approach is to set a budget and stick to it.
RTP versions, variance and the top prize
The default RTP is 95.3%, but the game is available in versions ranging from 94.0% to 96.0%. The official BGaming site currently lists 95.3%. If you play a version with 94.0% RTP, you can expect to lose $6 per $100 wagered on average, compared to $4.70 at 95.3%.
The maximum win is 2,500 times your stake. For a $1 bet, that’s $2,500.
Always check the RTP version in the game’s info panel before playing.
Trying it for free before staking AUD
The demo mode of Elvis Frog in Vegas uses play credits but operates with the same maths and RTP version as the real-money build at the casino you open it in. Given the medium-high volatility, a demo session is useful for observing how often the free spins (triggered by three scatters on reels 1, 3 and 5) and the coin respin feature occur, and for getting a feel for how bet sizes across the range affect your session length. With real AUD, bets are real and limits matter, so you can use the demo to practice without financial risk.
Where to play for real money in Australia
You can play Elvis Frog in Vegas at Stay Casino More Chilli, which offers the game in AUD. A demo mode is available if you want to try it first. Check the RTP version at the casino before you start. Play responsibly – Gambling Help Online is available at 1800 858 858.
Verdict
Elvis Frog in Vegas suits players who enjoy medium-high volatility and a mix of free spins and hold-and-win mechanics. The 2,500x max win is solid, but the RTP range means you should check the version. It’s not ideal for those who prefer low variance or frequent small wins. The main downside is the lack of a bonus buy, which some players miss.
Common questions
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How do I trigger the free spins in Elvis Frog in Vegas?
Land three star scatters on reels 1, 3 and 5 to get 5 free spins. The feature can be retriggered by landing more scatters during the bonus.
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What is the Coin Respin feature?
It’s a hold-and-win feature where coin symbols stick and trigger respins. Collecting coins can lead to Mini, Major or Mega jackpots.
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Can I gamble my winnings?
Yes, there is a Gamble feature that lets you double-up after a win. It’s a risk, but you can choose to take it or collect.
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Is there a bonus buy option?
No, Elvis Frog in Vegas does not have a bonus buy. You trigger features through regular spins only.
Similar pokies worth a look
Aztec Magic Deluxe — Both are BGaming pokies with a 5x3 layout and a gamble feature. Aztec Magic Deluxe has lower volatility and a higher RTP (96.96%), and its free spins are triggered by 3+ scatters, while Elvis Frog requires three specific scatters on reels 1, 3 and 5.
The Dog House — Shares a 5x3 layout and free spins triggered by scatters on specific reels (1, 3, 5). The Dog House has higher volatility (96.51% RTP) and a higher max win (6,750x), but lacks the hold-and-win feature and jackpots.
John Hunter and the Tomb of the Scarab Queen — Both feature a money-collect respin mechanic (coin respin vs. scarab money symbols). John Hunter has medium volatility, higher RTP (96.5%), and a higher max win (10,500x), but no jackpots or giant symbol free spins.