Le Pharaoh continues Hacksaw Gaming’s Smokey series by moving the raccoon into an Ancient Egyptian treasure hunt. Released on 26 September 2024, the slot combines a 6x5 reel set with 19 fixed paylines, marked Golden Squares and several bonus routes. Canadian players can use either real-money mode or the Wildz demo while reviewing the same central mechanics.
Le Pharaoh evaluates matching symbols along 19 fixed paylines that begin on the first of six reels. Each reel displays five positions, producing a 6x5 playing area where line wins can lead directly into Sticky Re-Drops. The active lines cannot be reduced or increased by the player.
Le Pharaoh marks winning positions as Golden Squares while participating symbols remain in place for the next re-drop. If a Rainbow later activates Golden Riches, the marked positions reveal Coins, Clover multipliers or Pot of Gold collectors. These mechanics create additional stages within one result, but the stages and their values remain randomly determined.
Le Pharaoh carries a volatility score of 7/10 in the Wildz MGA configuration. Hacksaw Gaming supplies other mathematical versions, which makes the game’s own information screen the correct reference for the build currently open. The 15,000x cap describes the highest permitted result rather than an expected payout.
Le Pharaoh begins with a selected stake and uses all 19 paylines on every spin. Regular combinations require at least three matching symbols on successive reels from the left, and Wild symbols can replace standard paytable icons. Any applicable line award is calculated before the game advances to a re-drop or feature reveal.
Le Pharaoh keeps winning symbols fixed during Sticky Re-Drops and replaces the remaining symbols without charging a second wager. Newly formed wins can enlarge the set of Golden Squares and cause another re-drop. The process stops as soon as the replacement layout contains no additional line win, regardless of how long earlier sequences lasted.
Le Pharaoh uses Sticky Re-Drops to extend one paid result across several reel states. Symbols belonging to a win lock in position, receive a gold-marked background and remain while the other spaces refresh. A continuation occurs only when the new layout creates or extends another valid payline combination.
Le Pharaoh does not let players choose which symbols lock or how many replacement drops occur. Golden Squares track the participating positions, but they are not independent cash prizes. Changing the stake cannot make the next re-drop sequence longer or cause a Rainbow to appear.
Le Pharaoh activates Golden Riches when a Rainbow symbol is present after the final Sticky Re-Drop. Each Golden Square then reveals a feature symbol, with possible results including Coins, green or golden Clovers and Pots of Gold. Clovers multiply qualifying values, while Pot of Gold symbols collect the visible Coin and Pot amounts under the programmed rules.
Le Pharaoh clears those revealed items before a new ordinary spin begins. The values therefore belong to the same game round and do not accumulate permanently between unrelated wagers. More Golden Squares provide more reveal positions, but they do not guarantee a larger total.
Le Pharaoh presents Bonus Choice after 3 or 4 FS scatters appear together in the base game. Three scatters offer Luck of the Pharaoh or Lost Treasures, while four offer Super Luck of the Pharaoh or Super Lost Treasures. This choice changes the structure of the bonus from free spins to a refilling-lives collection round.
Le Pharaoh also has provider-listed purchase modes where the applicable rules permit them. Prices are 3x the bet for BonusHunt FeatureSpins, 60x for Rainbow FeatureSpins, 100x for the regular Bonus Choice and 250x for the Super Bonus Choice. Purchasing entry does not determine the award that follows and may not be presented in every market.
Le Pharaoh begins Luck of the Pharaoh with 10 free spins. Sticky Re-Drops and Golden Riches remain active, Golden Squares stay highlighted through the full bonus, and two additional FS symbols award two more spins while three award four. This design allows marked positions to carry forward within the feature rather than resetting after every activation.
Le Pharaoh supplies 12 free spins in Super Luck of the Pharaoh, increases the prospect of higher-value Coins and Pots of Gold and guarantees a Clover whenever Golden Riches activates. Rainbow Over the Pyramids also starts with 12 spins, but it requires five scatters and guarantees a Rainbow on each spin. These enhanced conditions do not assure a particular multiplier or the maximum win.
Le Pharaoh gives Lost Treasures 3 refilling lives on a grid containing Coins, Clovers, Pots of Gold, Stone Tablets and dead symbols instead of the ordinary paytable. Each spin consumes one life, while any non-dead feature symbol that lands and activates returns the counter to three. Coins, Pots and Stone Tablets stay in place until collection or the end of the round.
Le Pharaoh includes two Stone Tablet types in this feature. Adding Tablets apply a listed value from 1x to 500x to a random Coin, and Multiplying Tablets apply x2 to x20 to a random Coin. Super Lost Treasures guarantees an Adding Tablet on its first spin, although the final arrangement and collected result remain random.
Le Pharaoh receives a 7/10 platform volatility rating, which places it in the high category. Payouts can arrive unevenly, and a substantial part of the game’s feature activity depends on scatter triggers, re-drop chains or Golden Riches reveals. A session can therefore contain extended periods without a major award.
Le Pharaoh does not become more likely to pay after a losing run. Every new paid spin is governed by the programmed random result, and earlier outcomes do not create a debt that the next spin must settle. A stake should be selected with those fluctuations in mind.
Le Pharaoh can award up to 15,000x the stake. The provider identifies this amount as the game’s maximum permitted multiplier across its play modes. Reaching the cap ends the applicable game round.
Le Pharaoh normally produces results far below the theoretical ceiling. Entering free spins or Lost Treasures does not guarantee that the feature will approach the cap, and choosing a Super version does not remove the random element. The maximum is best read as a technical limit.
Le Pharaoh can be played by opening the slot, reading its paytable and information panel, choosing a stake and starting a spin. All fixed lines participate automatically, after which the game calculates the symbol result and any Sticky Re-Drops or bonus events. The balance should be reviewed once the full sequence has ended.
Le Pharaoh players should verify feature-purchase status and account limits before using real money. Bonus modes change how a round unfolds, but no choice alters the independence of later outcomes. Personal deposit, loss and time limits can be used to manage play.
Yes, Le Pharaoh works on compatible mobile phones and tablets. Hacksaw Gaming developed the title in HTML5 and supplies layouts for desktop, tablet and mobile screens. The 6x5 reels, paytable and bonus menus resize for touch controls.
Le Pharaoh uses the same core game model on mobile as on desktop. Switching devices does not increase the chance of Sticky Re-Drops, scatters or Rainbow symbols. Browser version, connection quality and screen settings may affect presentation rather than the underlying outcome.
Yes, Le Pharaoh has a free demo at Wildz Canada. Demo credits can be used to inspect the 19 paylines, Golden Squares, Golden Riches and bonus formats without placing a cash stake. Any virtual award remains part of the practice balance and cannot be withdrawn.
Le Pharaoh demo results do not predict real-money results. The mode is useful for learning controls and feature rules, but it does not make a later trigger more likely. Players who move to paid play should first set an affordable budget.
Le Pharaoh is listed in the Wildz Canada game catalogue with real-money and demo modes. The Canadian page uses the Wildz MGA build with high volatility and a 15,000x maximum multiplier. Account verification and local age requirements apply before deposited funds are used.
Le Pharaoh sits within a provincial regulatory system rather than one uniform federal online-casino framework. Alberta operates a regulated private iGaming market, Ontario maintains its own registered-operator model, and other provinces set their legal casino ages separately. Players should follow the rules attached to their physical location and casino account.
Le Pharaoh real-money play is subject to provincial and territorial requirements. The legal casino age is 18 or 19, depending on the jurisdiction, and identity checks may be required before gambling or withdrawing funds. Alberta’s regulated private market launched on 13 July 2026 under its provincial authorities.
Le Pharaoh players should check current account terms, responsible-gambling controls and the legal age where they are located. Ontario’s framework is overseen by the AGCO and iGaming Ontario, while Alberta’s is overseen by AGLC and the Alberta iGaming Corporation. Other parts of Canada use their own provincial structures and internationally licensed services operate subject to their terms.
| Province or territory | Legal Casino Gambling Age | Main Regulator | Market Structure |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alberta | 18+ | AGLC / Alberta iGaming Corporation | Regulated private iGaming market launched 13 July 2026 |
| Ontario | 19+ | AGCO / iGaming Ontario | Closed regulated market for registered operators |
| Other provinces and territories | 18+ or 19+ depending on jurisdiction | Relevant provincial or territorial authority | Provincial rules apply; no single nationwide online-casino licensing model |
Min/Max Bet:
0.10 –
100.00
Volatility:
High
(7/10)
Platform:
Desktop & Mobile
Developer:
Hacksaw Gaming
Game Type:
Slots