Gonzo's Quest slot: Winning symbols tumble while a multiplier rises to 5×
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Gonzo's Quest is a 5-by-3 NetEnt slot with up to twenty paylines. A winning combination starts an Avalanche, and each Avalanche raises the multiplier by one up to 5×.
Supplier facts
| Provider | NetEnt |
|---|---|
| Game type | Video slot |
| Release | 15 March 2010 |
| Layout | 5 reels × 3 rows; up to 20 paylines |
| RTP | 95.97% (provider-published setting) |
| Maximum win | 2,200× the bet |
| Hit frequency | 41.00% (provider figure) |
RTP, stake range and other settings may differ in a specific game copy. Check that game's own information panel.
Avalanche replaces an ordinary repeat spin
When symbols form a winning combination on a payline, the winning icons disappear and new symbols fall into the empty spaces. NetEnt calls this the Avalanche feature. The game evaluates the changed grid as a continuation of the same spin sequence.
The supplier says each Avalanche raises the win multiplier by one, to a maximum of 5×. A non-winning spin resets the multiplier. That limited progression is part of the published rule; it does not make a later win more likely or guarantee a sequence of cascades.
Free Falls use the same cascade idea
The game has a bonus mode identified as Free Falls. NetEnt's public page describes multipliers and free falls alongside the Avalanche mechanic. The exact trigger and full paytable should be read in the game's help panel; the public text reviewed here does not specify every bonus threshold.
NetEnt lists 95.97% RTP, a maximum payout of 2,200 times the bet, a 41% hit-frequency figure and a five-reel, three-row layout with up to twenty lines. The volatility field is blank, so no volatility category is assigned here.
A cascade example
Suppose a line win appears. The symbols involved are removed and new symbols drop into the grid. The game checks for another paying arrangement; if one occurs, another Avalanche may follow and the multiplier advances, up to the published cap. If the new arrangement has no win, the sequence ends and the multiplier resets on a later non-winning spin.
This is a structural explanation only. It does not represent a player test and it does not say how many cascades a spin will produce.
Keep Gonzo's Quest separate from Megaways
The original is the five-reel, three-row title released on 15 March 2010. Gonzo's Quest Megaways is a separate version with a different layout. Some GB search results place the two titles side by side, so check the exact game name before comparing facts.
The supplier lists stake limits in euros. They are not converted to GBP here because a currency conversion would not verify the settings on a Great Britain operator copy.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the Avalanche feature?
Winning symbols disappear and new symbols fall into the spaces, after which the grid is evaluated again.
How high can the Avalanche multiplier rise?
NetEnt lists an increase of one after each Avalanche, up to 5×.
What RTP does NetEnt publish?
The cited provider page lists 95.97%. Check a particular game's information panel for its exact setting.
Is Gonzo's Quest Megaways the same game?
No. It is a separate release with a different layout and rules.
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Sources
Source check: 2026-11-10. No casino copy was opened or tested.