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Make a pact, spin the reels, and see what the underworld offers in return. At Sportsbet.io, Devil’s Deal Soul For Sale brings fiery features and wicked wins.
Make a pact, spin the reels, and see what the underworld offers in return. At Sportsbet.io, Devil’s Deal Soul For Sale brings fiery features and wicked wins.
Low-paying symbols
the low-paying symbols are the classic card royals: Jack, Queen, King, and Ace. These symbols offer smaller payouts compared to the game's higher-value icons. Depending on your bet, here are the potential rewards you can get:
|
Symbols |
Set of 3 |
|
J |
0.50 USDT |
|
Q |
1 USDT |
|
K |
2 USDT |
|
A |
3 USDT |
High-paying symbol
The high-paying symbols include the number 7 with a devil’s tail around it, which offers a payout of 10.00 USDT for three on a payline.
The “WILD” symbol appears randomly on the first or second row and substitutes for any regular symbol to help complete winning combinations. However, it cannot replace the special “PIECE OF HELL” symbol. There may be spins where no wild appears at all. When a winning combo includes a wild, the payout corresponds to the value of the other symbols it combines with.
The “PIECE OF HELL” symbol only appears in the third column and offers a chance to enter one of the bonus games. Once triggered, the piece acts like a die with six possible outcomes. Two sides show an “X,” meaning no reward; one side is a “RESPIN,” which gives you another throw; two sides lead to the “LAVA PITS” bonus game; and one side displays the Devil’s face, which unlocks the “DEVIL’S DOMAIN” bonus game.
The “LAVA PITS” bonus game is activated when the Piece of Hell lands on one of the Lava Pits sides. You’ll be presented with eight lava pits, each hiding one of three outcomes: a cash prize, a “DEVIL’S DOMAIN” symbol (which leads to the next bonus game), or a “COLLECT” symbol that ends the feature and adds your winnings to your balance.
The “DEVIL’S DOMAIN” bonus can be triggered in two ways: directly via the Piece of Hell or by revealing the corresponding symbol during the Lava Pits game. In this round, the Devil sits on his throne with several prize amounts glowing above him. He will make up to three offers, each formed by randomly highlighting a selection of these values. After the first two offers, you’ll have the option to “ACCEPT” or “DECLINE.” If you decline both, the third offer is final. Once accepted or completed, your winnings are added to your account and gameplay returns to normal.
Following a win, a “GAMBLE” button may appear. If selected, you enter the Multiplier Game where you can wager your winnings on the flip of a coin. Guess correctly and your win doubles, with another chance to cash out or gamble again. Guess wrong, and you lose the bet. You can choose to end the game and cash out at any point by selecting the “CASHOUT” button.
The “BUY BONUS” feature lets you skip straight to the action by purchasing a bonus game. You can buy the “LAVA PITS” bonus for 25x your current bet or jump into the “DEVIL’S DOMAIN” for 100x. Both versions play out exactly as they would if triggered naturally, and once completed, your winnings are added to your balance.
Turbo Mode can be activated via the settings menu, allowing spins to run back-to-back with minimal delays. Wins are shown briefly before the next spin begins automatically, keeping the pace fast and fluid.
Devil’s Deal: Soul for Sale is draped in rich crimson and obsidian tones, like a velvet curtain pulled back on a stage set in the underworld. Flames flicker beneath the reels, casting an eerie glow over polished symbols that look like they were forged in fire. The devil himself grins from the shadows—equal parts game show host and trickster king.
Animations are sharp and theatrical, with each bonus triggering a burst of smoke, brimstone, or glowing embers. The UI blends classic arcade edge with gothic flair, making the whole thing feel like a Faustian slot machine in a velvet-lined casino of sin. It's stylish, dramatic, and just a bit dangerous.
Devil’s Deal: Soul for Sale doesn’t end with a clean escape—it leaves you wondering if that last spin that granted you silver and gold was luck or part of his plan. Between smirking offers and fiery reels, every win feels like a gamble against something bigger. Just remember, once you’ve played his game and potentially even experienced , the devil never forgets your name.
Low-paying symbols
the low-paying symbols are the classic card royals: Jack, Queen, King, and Ace. These symbols offer smaller payouts compared to the game's higher-value icons. Depending on your bet, here are the potential rewards you can get:
|
Symbols |
Set of 3 |
|
J |
0.50 USDT |
|
Q |
1 USDT |
|
K |
2 USDT |
|
A |
3 USDT |
High-paying symbol
The high-paying symbols include the number 7 with a devil’s tail around it, which offers a payout of 10.00 USDT for three on a payline.
The “WILD” symbol appears randomly on the first or second row and substitutes for any regular symbol to help complete winning combinations. However, it cannot replace the special “PIECE OF HELL” symbol. There may be spins where no wild appears at all. When a winning combo includes a wild, the payout corresponds to the value of the other symbols it combines with.
The “PIECE OF HELL” symbol only appears in the third column and offers a chance to enter one of the bonus games. Once triggered, the piece acts like a die with six possible outcomes. Two sides show an “X,” meaning no reward; one side is a “RESPIN,” which gives you another throw; two sides lead to the “LAVA PITS” bonus game; and one side displays the Devil’s face, which unlocks the “DEVIL’S DOMAIN” bonus game.
The “LAVA PITS” bonus game is activated when the Piece of Hell lands on one of the Lava Pits sides. You’ll be presented with eight lava pits, each hiding one of three outcomes: a cash prize, a “DEVIL’S DOMAIN” symbol (which leads to the next bonus game), or a “COLLECT” symbol that ends the feature and adds your winnings to your balance.
The “DEVIL’S DOMAIN” bonus can be triggered in two ways: directly via the Piece of Hell or by revealing the corresponding symbol during the Lava Pits game. In this round, the Devil sits on his throne with several prize amounts glowing above him. He will make up to three offers, each formed by randomly highlighting a selection of these values. After the first two offers, you’ll have the option to “ACCEPT” or “DECLINE.” If you decline both, the third offer is final. Once accepted or completed, your winnings are added to your account and gameplay returns to normal.
Following a win, a “GAMBLE” button may appear. If selected, you enter the Multiplier Game where you can wager your winnings on the flip of a coin. Guess correctly and your win doubles, with another chance to cash out or gamble again. Guess wrong, and you lose the bet. You can choose to end the game and cash out at any point by selecting the “CASHOUT” button.
The “BUY BONUS” feature lets you skip straight to the action by purchasing a bonus game. You can buy the “LAVA PITS” bonus for 25x your current bet or jump into the “DEVIL’S DOMAIN” for 100x. Both versions play out exactly as they would if triggered naturally, and once completed, your winnings are added to your balance.
Turbo Mode can be activated via the settings menu, allowing spins to run back-to-back with minimal delays. Wins are shown briefly before the next spin begins automatically, keeping the pace fast and fluid.
Devil’s Deal: Soul for Sale is draped in rich crimson and obsidian tones, like a velvet curtain pulled back on a stage set in the underworld. Flames flicker beneath the reels, casting an eerie glow over polished symbols that look like they were forged in fire. The devil himself grins from the shadows—equal parts game show host and trickster king.
Animations are sharp and theatrical, with each bonus triggering a burst of smoke, brimstone, or glowing embers. The UI blends classic arcade edge with gothic flair, making the whole thing feel like a Faustian slot machine in a velvet-lined casino of sin. It's stylish, dramatic, and just a bit dangerous.
Devil’s Deal: Soul for Sale doesn’t end with a clean escape—it leaves you wondering if that last spin that granted you silver and gold was luck or part of his plan. Between smirking offers and fiery reels, every win feels like a gamble against something bigger. Just remember, once you’ve played his game and potentially even experienced , the devil never forgets your name.
