This three-reel slot is themed around El Dorado, a legendary lost city of immense wealth and a quest for many Spanish conquistadors and modern archeologists. Given its three-reel layout and classic design, the slot tries to make impression with its bright golden colors and flamboyant background that depicts a fabulous Aztec temple and lush jungles. This easy-to-operate game has usual symbols such as single, double and triple bars, sevens as well as diced watermelon and gem baskets.

A bet range applied in City of Gold is typical for that kind of Microgaming’s slots. A coin denomination is configured between $0.25 and $5, with one or two coins accepted per line, per spin. The paytable to the right of the reel set is arranged in two columns to show payouts for one and two coins. As you might see on the paytable, awards for a 2-coin wager are exactly twice as large as those for a single-coin wager, without any bonus increment for the top-paying symbol.

BARs produce a win of up to 100 coins for a three-symbol match (e.g., 1-Bar + 1-Bar + 3-Bar) or for a BAR mix (e.g., 2-Bar + 2-Bar + 3-Bar). Watermelon pays 40 coins at max and it also awards 4 or 10 coins if one or two watermelons fall on the payline in addition to any other symbol. The biggest prize is 1600 coins ($8000 at max) for three Gem Basket symbols if you choose to bet two coins.

Bonus features

The slot has a wild, multiplier symbol, and once again the Gem Basket comes into play here. The wild stands in for other symbols and increases payouts by x2 or x4 if there is one or two symbols in a winning combo.