4 Deals with the Devil Review

A horror-themed ways slot

4 Deals with the Devil is a 4ThePlayer slot released on 20 September 2022. It uses six reels and 4,096 ways to win, with Halloween and Horror supplying the broad categories. The ways structure gives it a larger combination count than a conventional line slot without moving into the six-figure territory of a full 117,649-way Megaways game.

Bonus buy and autoplay are both listed. Bonus buy can provide direct access to a feature where the option is enabled, while autoplay repeats spins through the controls. The demo should be used to understand the purchase price and see how the feature changes the base-game format before either option is used with money.

Six reels, 4,096 ways and betting controls

First Look Games reports 4,096 ways across six reels. This figure describes ways to win rather than 4,096 selectable paylines. Players should compare the game with other ways-based slots and use the paytable to see how symbol positions combine across the reel set.

First Look Games lists bets from 0.1 to 200 in source bet units. No currency accompanies the values, so they should not be rewritten as pounds, euros or dollars. The broad numerical range makes the selected amount especially important, and the demo controls can show the available increments before a fixed stake is chosen.

The combination of an elevated ways count and direct feature access is the practical centre of the game. Read the paytable for the normal trigger, the number of awarded rounds and any special-symbol behaviour. Buying a bonus changes the cost of entry and should never be treated as a way to recover earlier losses.

RTP and volatility

First Look Games lists an RTP of 95%. RTP represents the theoretical return across long-term play and cannot predict the outcome of one session. The 95% figure is useful for comparison and should be checked in the information screen of the exact version being played.

The volatility is rated high. That points to a more uneven outcome profile than a medium-volatility game. When high volatility is combined with bonus buy and a broad betting range, a fixed entertainment budget becomes particularly important. Neither autoplay nor a feature purchase changes the underlying RTP or guarantees a particular result.

Our verdict

4 Deals with the Devil presents a coherent package: six reels, 4,096 ways, high volatility, bonus buy, autoplay and bets from 0.1 to 200. Its structure and controls are the strongest reasons to consider it. The 95% RTP is the main limitation when comparing it with games listed at higher values. It best suits players deliberately seeking a volatile ways game who will learn the feature in the demo and keep paid play within strict limits.