Studio introduces new ante bet options for enhanced gameplay control

 Independent slots studio Thunderkick has released The Golden Pot & Pints, the latest introduction to its diverse festive-themed portfolio centred around the iconic Irish holiday, St. Patrick’s Day.

Set in an Irish tavern, four lucky leprechauns reside on the reels of this 7×7 cluster pays slot, accompanied by tankards, top hats, and shamrocks.

Thunderkick’s familiar Avalanche mechanic features at the heart of the action, with every winning cluster leaving behind a wild carrying a random multiplier from 2x up to 100x.

Landing three bell scatters triggers the bonus round with 10 initial spins, with every additional scatter adding two spins to the tally. During free spins, the value of all wild multipliers is accumulated by the total feature multiplier, which continuously grows throughout the round and is applied to all wins.

As well as a bonus buy option, Thunderkick’s new title includes four ante bets, granting players greater control over gameplay.

Bonus Boost and Bonus Boost Plus increase the chance of triggering free spins by two and five times, Wild Mode guarantees a win with a wild and triples the chance of entering the feature, and Bonus Boost Extreme activates the feature once every 10 spins on average.

The Golden Pot & Pints, developed specifically at the request of Thunderkick’s operator partners, reflects the studio’s signature design style and highlights its commitment to producing high-quality content tailored to its customers’ needs.

Johannes Polbring, Game Product Owner at Thunderkick, said: “There are plenty of Irish-themed products out there, but The Golden Pot & Pints offers a unique player experience. Random multipliers up to 100x ensure every spin is filled with anticipation and potential, while a range of integrated ante bet options cater to individual play styles.

“Thunderkick’s goal in 2025 is to go deeper, not wider, and we have championed this ethos to kickstart the year, creating content in alignment with customer demands.”