John Hunter and the Book of Tut — Free Demo & Walkthrough
One of the opening titles in the John Hunter series, with classic free spins and expanding symbol gameplay.
⚡ John Hunter and the Book of Tut
- What is it
- An Egyptian adventure-themed 5×3 payline slot released by PP in 2019, with free spins + an expanding symbol mechanic — clearly drawing on the structure of Play'n GO's Book of Dead series.
- RTP
- Theoretical RTP of 96.50% (base tier), with multi-tier configurations following PP's general rules.
- Max Win
- Theoretical max win of 10,500× the current bet — the highest ceiling among these 5 semi-flagship titles.
- Core Mechanic
- When free spins are triggered, a single "special expanding symbol" is randomly selected; during free spins that symbol expands to cover the whole reel whenever it appears and can trigger payouts on non-adjacent paylines — the classic "Book of" series mechanic.
At a Glance
| Category | slots |
|---|---|
| Theoretical RTP | 96.50% * |
| Volatility | High |
| Max Win | 10500x * |
| Lines / Ways | 10 |
| Release Year | 2019 |
| Core Mechanics | free-spins |
| Devices | desktop, mobile, tablet |
⚠ Everything here is reference material only, and no wagering happens on this site. Demo play runs on virtual credits with no cash value. If gambling is taking a toll on you, reach out to a professional support service.
John Hunter and the Book of Tut — Common Questions
What RTP does John Hunter and the Book of Tut run at?
Its theoretical RTP sits around 96.50%. Since Pragmatic Play lets operators set more than one RTP tier, tap the in-game info button to see the figure your operator actually uses.
Where does John Hunter and the Book of Tut sit on volatility?
Volatility on this one is rated High. When it runs high, wins show up less often but each hit can be worth more.
Is there a free way to try John Hunter and the Book of Tut?
Yes. Nearly every Pragmatic Play title ships with a demo mode that runs on virtual credits alone, with no real money in play.
Does John Hunter and the Book of Tut work on a phone?
It does. Built in HTML5, it runs straight in the browser with no app or plugin to install.
