Double Jungle Slot Review

Double Jungle’s central idea is not a growing multiplier but a change in how symbols are counted: a Double symbol counts as two corresponding Single symbols. That rule applies in both the main game and Free Games, giving the same special symbol a consistent role across modes. The bonus trigger is separately precise, requiring five or six consecutive Scatters across reels two, three and four. Together, these rules make the slot’s identity easier to explain than its full payout math, which the available official material does not spell out symbol by symbol.

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Double Jungle at a glance

Provider	Skywind Group
Genre / theme	Adventure & Exploration
Game type	Video slot
Reels / grid	3×5
Reference RTP	96.66%
Volatility	3/5
Payout mechanic	15 lines
Release date	6 July 2017
Main features	Five or six consecutive Scatters on reels 2, 3 and 4 award 5 or 10 Free Games respectively; each Double symbol counts as two corresponding Single symbols in main and Free Games rounds.

RTP and stake limits can vary by version and market. Check the information screen in the game you open. Maximum win is a ceiling, not an expected result.

A compact line setup with a counting twist

The exact page lists a 3×5 layout and 15 lines, while its official description also calls the game a 15-line slot. That gives Double Jungle a conventional line-based frame rather than a ways count. The detail that distinguishes it is the Double symbol: each one counts as two corresponding Single symbols. This is explicitly true in the main game and during Free Games. In a hypothetical combination, a Double symbol therefore contributes two units toward the relevant Single-symbol count; it is not simply an additional wild substitute or a separate multiplier, neither of which is stated by the source.

The official wording says that the Double symbol can award more frequent, bigger wins, but the supplied evidence does not include a full paytable, the exact sequence lengths required for ordinary wins, or values for individual combinations. The safe interpretation is limited to the stated counting rule. It may change how combinations are evaluated, yet the published facts do not let a reader calculate the size or frequency of that effect. The layout and line count describe the playing field; the exact game help would be needed to see how each symbol and line pays.

Scatter entry is tied to three middle reels

Free Games are triggered during the main game when five or six consecutive Scatter symbols land on reels 2, 3 and 4. Five Scatters award five games; six award ten. The phrasing specifies both a consecutive run and the middle-reel range, so this is a narrower condition than simply collecting Scatters anywhere on the screen. A lone Scatter or a set that does not satisfy the described sequence is not identified as an entry condition in the available rules.

The Double symbol continues to count as two corresponding Single symbols during Free Games as well as in the main round. This continuity is the feature interaction the source actually supports: entering the bonus does not remove the special counting behavior. The supplied feature description does not state that the Double symbol awards extra free games, that Scatters retrigger, or that symbols remain locked. Nor does it describe a multiplier or a separate bonus stage. Those omissions matter because a short feature label can invite assumptions from other games with similar names. Double Jungle’s confirmed loop is narrower: qualify through the specified Scatter sequence, then play five or ten games while the Double counting rule remains applicable.

Configuration without a promised outcome

The first listed RTP reference is 96.66%, with the official scope noting that an operator may select another listed option. This is therefore the reference value, not confirmation of the active setting in a particular casino. The same page records volatility at 3/5, layout 3×5, 15 lines and a release date of July 6, 2017. No exact maximum payout is recorded in the bundle. There is also no probability for the five- or six-Scatter trigger, no hit frequency, and no complete symbol paytable. Those gaps prevent a responsible estimate of how often the bonus appears or what its awards are worth. The measurable mechanics are the consecutive-Scatter thresholds and the two-for-one symbol count.

Strengths and weak points

Strengths

The Double symbol counts as two matching Singles in both modes, while five or six Scatters across reels 2–4 award clearly defined game totals.

Weaknesses

The complete paytable, trigger probability, retrigger rules and maximum payout are not established, and the active RTP can depend on the operator.

Our Editor’s View

Double Jungle gives the Double symbol a consistent job: it counts as two corresponding Singles in either game mode. That rule carries into a modest Free Games feature, where five or six Scatters in the specified middle-reel sequence award five or ten spins. The connection between base and bonus play is clear, but the available rules leave ordinary line awards and the bonus’s probability unanswered. Readers who like a single symbol rule to remain relevant across modes may find the design easy to follow. For a fuller judgment, the operator’s paytable and active RTP setting are essential.