SixSixSix Slot Review

SixSixSix replaces the familiar Wild-led slot loop with prize wheels. Blue 6 symbols create Blue Wicked Wheels in the base game, and the wheel’s result may be a multiplier, a further 6 trigger or the maximum prize. Eligible symbols are restricted to reels one, three and five, with at most one per reel. The feature therefore starts with a spatial limit, then turns the number of activated wheels into a choice of bonus mode rather than treating every 6 as the same event.

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SixSixSix at a glance

Provider	Hacksaw Gaming
Genre / theme	Horror
Game type	Video slot
Reels / grid	5 reels × 4 rows
Reference RTP	96.15%
Volatility	High
Payout mechanic	14 paylines
Maximum win	16,666× the bet
Release date	13 July 2024
Main features	Blue and red Wicked Wheels resolve prizes from eligible 6 symbols; one, two or three activated wheels select progressively stronger free-spin modes, with Deal with the Devil available in the first two.

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 6 becomes a wheel in a fixed position

SlotCatalog lists SixSixSix as a five-by-four game with 14 paylines, though the official accessible feature page focuses on the wheel rules. A Blue or Red 6 creates a Wicked Wheel in the same position. The special symbols can land only on reels one, three and five, and only one may land on a given reel. In the base game, only Blue wheels appear. If more than one activates, their values are collected from left to right, giving the order of resolution a clear role in a multi-wheel spin.

Blue wheels offer additive values of 5×–100×, multipliers of 2×–10×, a free-spin trigger or the max win. Red wheels have larger ranges: 10×–500× additive and 3×–20× multiplying. These are alternative wheel slices, not stacked guarantees; every result depends on where the arrow stops. SlotCatalog notes conventional Wilds are absent.

Three bonus levels and a risky offer

One activated wheel in the base game triggers Speak of the Devil for ten free spins, with increased chances of Red and Blue wheels; Blue wheels cannot show a 6 in this mode. Two activated wheels trigger Let Hell Break Loose, where the chance of Red wheels rises and Blue wheels are absent. Three trigger What the Hell: a Red Wicked Wheel is guaranteed on every spin, Blue wheels do not appear, and the game explicitly says this mode cannot be purchased. The distinction is not simply more spins—the award remains ten—so the mode upgrade changes what can land throughout the round.

After Speak of the Devil or Let Hell Break Loose begins, Deal with the Devil offers five, eight, twelve, sixteen or twenty free spins, or a chance to upgrade the mode. The count can fall below the initial ten, so accepting may cost spins. An upgraded player may receive the offer again at the next eligible level; downgrades are ruled out. What the Hell has no offer. This is a real trade-off: possible access to a stronger mode against fewer spins.

High variance and the limits of the headline

SlotCatalog lists high volatility, a 16,666× maximum and adjustable RTP settings from 88.27% through 96.15%. Those values vary by configuration, so the player should inspect the active game information at the chosen operator. The official feature page does not publish the odds of a 6 landing, the distribution across wheel slices or the probability of upgrading through Deal with the Devil. A guaranteed Red wheel per spin in the top bonus is a rule about feature availability, not a guarantee that its result will be a large win.

The modes are clear but unpredictable: wheel slices remain random, and the Deal can reduce spins. High variance and the 16,666× ceiling do not describe likely outcomes.

Strengths and weak points

Strengths

Wheel placement, left-to-right resolution and the one-, two- or three-wheel bonus triggers are clearly separated, while each bonus states which wheel colors can appear.

Weaknesses

Every wheel still depends on a random slice, the optional Deal may cut ten spins to five, and the high-variance RTP setting can differ between operators.

Our Editor’s View

SixSixSix gives 6 symbols a path: a wheel resolves a prize, and wheel count selects one of three ten-spin modes. Color rules clarify progression. Deal with the Devil may cut spins before upgrading. The wheel-led design suits readers preferring prize spins to Wilds. High volatility, variable RTP and undisclosed odds mean the 16,666× ceiling does not predict results.