Hand of Anubis is a Hacksaw Gaming slot with a 5×6 cascading cluster grid. Hacksaw describes it as high volatility with a 10,000× maximum win.
The game in three facts
| Detail | Hacksaw release note |
|---|---|
| Provider | Hacksaw Gaming |
| Board | 5×6 |
| Win type | Cascading clusters |
| Volatility | High |
| Maximum win | 10,000× stake |
| Release | 21 April 2022 |
Hacksaw’s release summary does not provide an RTP, paytable, stake range or exact trigger counts for each feature. Those details are not repeated here.
Why cascades matter on this grid
Hand of Anubis uses a six-row cluster board rather than a fixed line layout. A connected winning group clears, and symbols above fall into the open spaces. New symbols can enter during the same spin, so a single paid spin may produce more than one cascade. The release note describes Soul Orbs guiding a multiplier feature, but does not publish the exact values or trigger conditions in the public summary.
Bonus details: separate the verified from the unknown
The provider mentions a Bonus Feature and Soul Orbs in its April 2022 release description. It does not state a scatter count, free-spin number or multiplier range there. Check the in-game rules if you need those specifics; a value from another version or a third-party review may not match the build being played.
A sample cascade, without a win claim
Suppose a spin leaves a connected group on the 5×6 board. The group clears, symbols drop into the empty spaces and the game checks the new arrangement for another cluster. If none forms, the spin sequence ends. If a feature symbol appears, its effect follows the rules shown in that build. This walkthrough is illustrative only.
How to interpret high volatility
High is Hacksaw’s classification. It does not say how many spins a feature will take to appear. The 10,000× maximum is a top limit described by the provider, not an average or a likely result. RTP is not included because the release note does not publish a figure.
Visual guide and demo status
This page includes original art showing the board and orbs. No provider iframe is available from the sources checked for this page, so the illustration remains in place and is not presented as a game screenshot. The facts below link to the provider’s release note.
Frequently asked questions
Is Hand of Anubis a 5×6 slot?
Yes. Hacksaw’s release note describes a 5×6 grid.
How do cascades work?
Winning clusters clear and symbols fall into the open spaces; the new arrangement is checked within the same spin.
What is the published RTP?
The cited Hacksaw release summary does not publish an RTP figure, so none is stated here.
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