Danish Flip Slot Review – Demo, RTP & Features

Danish Flip is a popular game for Scandinavian players from Play’n Go, a game that you’ll do well to check out, especially if you’re able to play it – thanks to the big win potential offered.

Now, while Denmark may not be one of the biggest countries on the planet, they are well known for its Viking-like era of history, and it’s this theme that Play’n Go has aimed to recreate within Danish Flip.

Now, as you may have realised, the game is a complete clone of Super Flip – yet another highly-popular Play’n Go title that offers exciting bonus rounds and a re-spin feature that triggers on every spin – and as soon as you load up the game.

You’ll notice that the two games look almost identical, aside from one major thing; Danish Flip, as the name probably suggests, is all themed around Denmark, so you can expect to see rich reds and whites colouring the reels.

The Symbols also change, and there are no traditional playing card symbols, including Ten, Jack, Queen, King, and Ace here; instead, you’ll see a combination of Danish symbolism, including a keg of beer, a strawberry on cream, a crown, and a Viking’s helmet.

Game Features

The main attraction of Danish Flip slot game is the main free spins feature, which is triggered by landing three, four, or five of the scatter symbols anywhere in view.

Once you manage to do so, you’ll trigger the bonus round, which awards you 15 free spins. It’s possible to win up to a total of 60 free spins if you get re-triggers during the bonus – and when the bonus begins.

You’ll notice that the reels are flipped around, with the higher-paying symbols far more present on the first three reels. This, of course, allows for much bigger and regular wins – and the re-spin feature is also present within the free spins bonus round, which we’ll cover below.

Now, for the re-spins bonus, any time you land two stacks of the same symbol on the first and second reel – and it doesn’t contribute towards a win – you’ll be awarded a free re-spin, during which all the symbols are locked in place. The third (middle) reel then re-spins and any wins that are now made are then paid out.

While it’s not the most unique feature (we have, after all, seen it done in Super Flip), it’s worth pointing out that the feature drops quite regularly, and this means the gameplay.

Despite being quite fast-paced and action-packed – is exciting and enjoyable, and the Danish Flip is something that Play’n Go has managed to get a spot on, particularly if you’re a Danish resident, or have a love of Danish history.