Hand of Anubis
Hacksaw Gaming

Hand of Anubis is a Hacksaw Gaming slot, and its 300SPINS™ profile is closest to Balance.
The slot is built on a 5x6 reel grid with cluster pays and offers a theoretical maximum win of x10,000.
It also comes with special features such as Hold and Respin and Cascading Reels, adding locked-symbol bonus tension and repeat-win chances from cascading symbol drops.
Verdict
Recommended for players who want a balanced first-session rhythm without leaning too far in either direction.
Player Fit Spectrum
Relative Strength: Big Win Dependency
High-value win dependency stands out, making this slot better suited to players who are comfortable with results shaped by a few larger moments.
Relative Weakness: Free Spin Dependency
Watch out if you specifically want a bonus-driven slot; free-spin dependency is not a major strength here.
Specifications
Characteristic
BALANCE
User Rating
3.1
Free Spin
2 Triggers
Jackpot
None
Reel Config
5x6
Paylines
Cluster Pays
RTP
96.24%
Volatility
High
Max Win
10,000x
Bonus Buy
129x
Demo Play
Hand of Anubis by Hacksaw Gaming
Hand of Anubis by Hacksaw Gaming
Bonus Buy Efficiency
Experience Value
Reasonable Experience Value
Free spins triggered twice during our 300-spin session. With a buy price of x129, buying offers a much shorter path if you mainly want to experience the free-spin feature.
Monetary Value
Weak Monetary Value
Free-spin payout strength and free-spin dependency were moderate compared with other slots in our 300SPINS reviews. The buy looks useful as access to the feature, but not an exceptional profit signal.
Balance Chart: 300SPINS™ Review
Balance Timeline
300 Paid Spins300SPINS balance time-series chart for Hand of Anubis. The chart starts at 3000, ends at 14465, and bottoms at 2122 on spin 235. Free spin trigger markers appear on spin 43, 46.
300SPINS balance timelineFree Spin Analysis: 300SPINS™ Review
Free Spin Profile
Balanced Experience
Free spins had a visible presence in the session, without taking over the whole flow. This creates a balanced free-spin experience, sitting between steady access and strong feature impact.
Free Spin Comparison
NEUTRALFree spin profile chart for Hand of Anubis. Free spins triggered twice during our 300-spin session. The field average is 1.78. Free spin payout averaged 18.1x, against a field average of 56.6x.
Free Spin Hit Rate
Natural free spin triggers during 300 paid spins
2
Free Spin Payout Multiplier
Average payout multiplier per free spin trigger
18.1x
Free Spin Quadrant
FREQUENTHit Rate Analysis: 300SPINS™ Review
Play Rhythm
Balanced Experience
Profitable hits had a noticeable presence, but they did not dominate the whole session rhythm. This creates a balanced play rhythm, sitting between visible action and meaningful profit hits.
Rhythm Comparison
NEUTRALRhythm comparison chart for Hand of Anubis. Hit Rate is 38.0% against a field average of 28.5%, while Profit Hit Rate is 10.3% against a field average of 11.3%.
Hit Rate
Any winning paid spin
38.0%
Profit Hit Rate
Paid spins returning more than the bet
10.3%
Rhythm Quadrant
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Payout Analysis: 300SPINS™ Review
Payout Profile
Dynamic Experience
The largest payout moment stood out clearly, giving the session a sharper peak. This creates a more dynamic payout profile, where the result is shaped by sharper swings and stronger payout movement.
Payout Comparison
HARDCORE+Payout comparison chart for Hand of Anubis. Max Payout is 1261.8x against a field average of 99.2x, while Avg Payout is 4.82x against a field average of 1.01x.
Max Multiplier
Largest payout from a single paid spin
1261.8x
Average Multiplier
Average payout per paid spin
4.82x
Payout Quadrant
SWINGDependency Analysis: 300SPINS™ Review
Dependency Profile
Dynamic Experience
A large share of the total payout came from bigger wins, making the result feel concentrated and high-impact. This creates a more dynamic dependency profile, where the session result leans heavily on specific high-impact moments.
Dependency Comparison
HARDCORE+Dependency comparison chart for Hand of Anubis. Free Spin Dependency is 2.5% against a field average of 23.0%, while Big Win Dependency is 87.2% against a field average of 49.7%.
Free Spin Dependency
Share of total payout that came from free spins
2.5%
Big Win Dependency
Share of total payout that came from larger standout wins
87.2%
Dependency Quadrant
BIG WINFeature Highlight: Hold and Respin
Hold and Respin, or 'Hold & Win', is one of the most popular core bonus game mechanics in modern slots. The essence of this feature, unlike traditional free spins, is to 'Hold' bonus symbols on the reels and 'Respin' the remaining empty spaces to fill up the screen. This system was popularized worldwide through 'Money Train 2's' 'Money Cart Bonus' and is the foundation for numerous developer-specific brand features like Wazdan's 'Hold the Jackpot™' and Playtech's 'Fire Blaze™'.
Feature Demo
Feature Highlight: Cascading Reels
Cascading Reels is a system where winning symbols disappear from the screen, and the symbols above them fall down like a cascade to fill the empty spaces, continuously creating new winning opportunities. The core of this feature is to trigger a chain reaction that allows for multiple wins from a single spin.
Feature Demo
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User Rating
Community Score
3.1
/ 5.0
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300SPINS™ reviews are manually checked reports built around a consistent first-session test. The data comes from our own actual play sessions, not from provider sheets or third-party result feeds. Each review analyzes eight session metrics to describe how the slot behaved during our test run. These results do not represent the full mathematical profile of the game, so they should be read as structured first-session evidence rather than a final verdict on every possible outcome.




















