Pirates Plenty: The Treasure Map Bonus

Red Tiger set the base game on a five-reel, four-row grid with a ways-to-win structure, populated by pirates, ships, and treasure chests alongside standard card symbols. Base-game wins play out conventionally, with a wild pirate captain substituting across most positions.

Three scatter symbols trigger the treasure map bonus: instead of spinning reels, players fire a limited number of cannon shots at sections of a map, each hiding a cash prize, a multiplier, or an extra shot that extends the round. Landing an extra shot can chain the feature further, so a lucky run of hits can stretch what started as a short bonus into a considerably longer one.

RTP is listed at 96.4% with medium-to-high volatility, and because the treasure map bonus resolves through discrete shots rather than a fixed number of spins, its length and payout are both more variable than a standard free spins round. Free spins offers tied to Pirates Plenty are worth checking closely, since this game's core bonus doesn't map directly onto a typical spin-count wagering structure.

Nutz carries Pirates Plenty in its Red Tiger selection, a fit for players who'd like a bonus round that plays out differently from a standard reel-based free spins feature.