Wolf Treasure is a 25-line wilderness pokie from IGTech, an Italian supplier unrelated to IGT, released in January 2018. It mirrors Wolf Gold almost exactly: five free spins with a giant symbol on the middle reels and a Money Respin, where six or more full moons lock in place and can pay fixed jackpots of 30x, 100x and 1,000x the bet. It returns 96%. The free demo below is a similar wolf pokie.
Wolf Treasure runs on five reels and three rows with 25 fixed lines, all active on every spin. Bets run from 25 cents to $125 a spin on every listing but one, which gives a $25 maximum. The return to player is 96%, and no lower operator setting is documented; the 96.01% and 96.60% seen on a few pages most likely belong to Wolf Gold and to Onlyplay’s later game of the same name. Volatility is usually rated medium, with one site saying low to medium, and no hit frequency is published. The maximum win is 2,000 times the total bet, which is $250,000 at the top stake. Other figures, from 500x to 5,000x, come from pages that contradict themselves or borrow Wolf Gold’s numbers, and the 1,000x on one site is only the Mega jackpot.
Wolf Treasure Pokies Characteristics
Wins pay for three to five matching symbols on a line, left to right by the look of the paytable, though no source states the direction. The howling wolf is the wild: it substitutes for every paying symbol except the scatter and the moon, and it can land in stacks. Sources split two against two on whether it also pays on its own. The rocky mountain is the scatter and lands only on reels 1, 3 and 5. The glowing moon is the money symbol: it can land on any reel and shows a cash value or a Mini or Major jackpot label.
No source mentions a bonus buy, a gamble or an ante bet, so the stake is the only decision and all 25 lines play every spin.
Wins below are multiples of the total bet for three, four and five of a kind, taken from review listings rather than an official help file. No source lists two-of-a-kind pays.
Two sources add a 1x pay for three scatters; a third lists none. Five buffaloes, the best line, are worth 20x the bet, so the features carry the game. The animal values match Wolf Gold’s paytable exactly. The card values rest on one source, which pairs the king with the ace, where Wolf Gold pairs it with the queen and jack. Multiply any figure by 25 to get line-bet multiples.
Three mountain scatters on reels 1, 3 and 5 at once award five free spins. During the round, reels 2, 3 and 4 spin as one giant 3×3 symbol, so whatever it shows fills nine positions: a giant buffalo or eagle can complete several lines at once, while a giant queen or jack adds little. A couple of sources say the middle reels turn wild instead, but most describe a giant symbol of any kind. Three more scatters add three spins with no stated cap; one listing says the round cannot retrigger, against all the others. No multiplier is mentioned.
One review calls this round Blazing Reels, Wolf Gold’s name for the same feature, another sign of how closely the two games match.
Six or more moons anywhere start the Money Respin. Every other symbol disappears, the moons lock where they landed, and three respins follow in which only new moons can land. Each new moon locks and resets the counter to three, and the round ends when the respins run out or all 15 positions are full. Whether it can also start in the free spins, as in Wolf Gold, is not documented.
At the end all the moon values are added up and paid. A moon shows either a cash value, whose range is not published, or a jackpot label: Mini pays 30x the total bet and Major 100x, and filling all 15 positions wins the Mega jackpot of 1,000x. The jackpots are fixed multiples of the stake, the same ladder Wolf Gold uses. A few pages call them progressive; they are not.
At 96% the game keeps about 4 cents of every dollar bet over the long run, which in practice is the same as Wolf Gold’s 96.01%. Medium volatility should let a balance last longer than on a high-volatility pokie, but with the best line at 20x and only five free spins, the Money Respin is what turns a session around. No hit frequency or feature rate is published.
At 50 cents a spin, $50 buys 100 spins at a long-run cost of about $2, though over so few spins the result depends mostly on whether a feature lands. At that stake the Mini is worth $15, the Major $50, the Mega $500 and the 2,000x cap $1,000; at $2 a spin they become $60, $200, $2,000 and $4,000.
No sequel from IGTech turns up in any source. The closest relative is the game it copies: Pragmatic Play’s Wolf Gold from 2017, which one slot database says Wolf Treasure is visually based on. The match goes beyond the art, since the symbol set, the animal pays, the five giant-symbol free spins, the six-moon Money Respin and the 30x, 100x and 1,000x jackpots are all the same. Wolf Gold pays up to 2,500x against 2,000x here and returns 96.01% against 96%, and it has its own review on our site.
Onlyplay’s Wolf Treasure slot, released on 9 January 2025, is a different game: 243 ways, high volatility, a 96.6% return, a 10,000x cap, Mini, Minor, Major and Grand jackpots of 10x, 25x, 100x and 1,000x, and an 80x bonus buy. A Wolf Treasure tile with a bonus buy or 243 ways is that game. Neither is related to IGT’s Wolf Run.
The setting is the North American wilderness at night, with a canyon and mountains under a full moon. A buffalo, a bald eagle, a mustang and a cougar fill the reels, the howling wolf is the wild, the rocky mountain the scatter and glowing moons the money symbols. Design and layout follow Wolf Gold so closely that anyone who knows that game will recognise the board at once. It is built in HTML5 and runs in the browser on desktop, tablet and phone, so there is nothing to download.
Wolf Treasure is online only: no source credits IGTech with any cabinet business or places the game on an Australian club, pub or casino floor. The studio has no public website, so there is no published policy on Australian play, and no Australia-specific block on the game has been seen. For real money, Wolf Treasure is listed at offshore online casinos that accept Australians, mostly crypto-friendly ones; one has ranked it first among its top pokies for Australians, and affiliates have built at least five Australian microsites around the name. Lobbies vary, though: one slot database, whose IGTech list also includes IGT games, found the studio’s titles at only 3 of the 161 casinos it scanned for Australia. Search the lobby and check the studio on the tile. IGTech publishes no official Wolf Treasure demo; free-play versions are on third-party review sites.
Wolf Treasure is a close copy of Wolf Gold and plays like it: modest line pays, a short free spins round and a Money Respin that carries the game, with fixed jackpots up to 1,000x and a 2,000x ceiling. It suits players who like that structure and medium volatility at a 96% return, especially where Wolf Gold is missing from the lobby. It does not suit anyone after a bonus buy, multipliers or a progressive pool. Where both are on offer, the original pays a little more at the top. The one thing to check is the studio on the tile, because Onlyplay’s Wolf Treasure is a different, high-volatility game.
96%, with no lower setting documented. The 96.01% and 96.60% figures on some pages most likely belong to Wolf Gold and to Onlyplay’s game of the same name.
Land three scatters on reels 1, 3 and 5 at once for five free spins, with reels 2, 3 and 4 spinning as one giant symbol. Three more scatters add three spins.
Six or more moons start three respins in which only moons land, and each new moon resets the count to three. Every moon’s value is then paid, and a full screen of 15 moons wins the 1,000x Mega jackpot.
2,000 times the total bet, which is $250,000 at the $125 maximum stake.
Online only, at offshore casinos that accept Australians, though lobbies vary. There is no land-based version and no official demo, so to play Wolf Treasure free you need a third-party review site.
No, but it is close: IGTech, an Italian studio unrelated to IGT, built it on Pragmatic Play’s Wolf Gold, with the same animal pays, free spins and jackpots. Onlyplay’s 2025 Wolf Treasure is a different game again.
