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Hand of Anubis: rules and game facts
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Published game facts
| Provider | Hacksaw Gaming |
|---|---|
| Game type | Video slot |
| Mechanic | Cascading cluster pays |
| Layout | 5×6 grid with cascading clusters |
| Release | 21 April 2022 |
| Volatility | High |
| Maximum win | 10,000× the bet |
Figures apply to the configuration described by the cited source. Casino availability and versions are not assessed in this editorial guide.
A rules-only round example
One rules-only sequence: a qualifying cluster clears and the symbols above fall into its empty cells. The new arrangement is checked again, so the same spin may continue. If a feature begins, the board follows that feature’s own rules rather than the base cascade. No amount or probability is attached to this example.
How the main game works
The provider’s release note identifies a cascading cluster layout rather than fixed paylines. Matching groups clear from the board, with new symbols falling into the open spaces. Hacksaw’s announcement describes coloured Soul Orbs as part of the game’s feature system and gives a maximum win cap of 10,000 times the bet. It does not publish an RTP number in that announcement, so the facts table leaves the field out rather than borrowing a value from a casino listing.

Bonus round rules
The provider’s product sheet names two bonus features: Underworld and Judgment. Underworld is a free-spins round with a changing multiplier trail; Judgment replaces the board with blocks and uses refilling spins. The release note describes the game at a higher level and does not include a complete trigger table. For that reason this guide explains the different roles of the rounds without supplying an unverified trigger count or cost.
RTP and volatility in context
Hacksaw calls Hand of Anubis high volatility. That label signals a wide spread in possible session paths; it does not say how many spins a feature should take or how much a session will return. The official launch note does not include RTP, and there is no operator-specific build attached to this editorial page. A short demo or a past sequence cannot establish the next result.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the main win mechanic?
Hacksaw describes Hand of Anubis as a 5×6 cascading cluster-based slot.
Which bonus names does the provider list?
The product sheet names Underworld and Judgment.
Does the high-volatility label predict a win?
No. It describes the spread of possible outcomes, not when a result will occur.
Sources
Fact check: 2026-11-11
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