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Each phoenix has its own color of Tear Scatter, and collecting enough of one wakes that bird and fires its Hold and Spin. They trigger alone or together, and stacking them is where the ceiling lives. What each does is printed on the banner above it: blue expands the reels, red pushes coin values higher, purple guarantees at least one instant jackpot coin. That last is the interesting one. Purple does not improve your jackpot odds so much as remove the dry Hold and Spin — a different promise from the usual collect-and-hope.
The Tear symbols are the ones to watch, color-coded to their phoenix: blue, red, purple. Above them sit a crown, a chalice, a necklace and a ring, with 10, J, Q and K at the low end. Four fixed jackpots run down the left, quoted as stake multiples rather than cash: Mini 10x, Minor 25x, Major 100x, Grand 1,000x. A separate top-multiplier meter caps at 100x.
Set a stake between 0.10 and 50 and spin. There is no gamble feature, and a GO Ultra toggle sits by the spin button. Now the number that matters. Play’n GO ships this in five RTP configurations: 96.2%, 94.2%, 91.2%, 87.2% and 84.2%. The default is the top one, but your casino picks, and the bottom rung is twelve points worse. That is a menu, not a range within one build. Check the info screen, because here the casino’s choice is worth more than anything you do at the reels.
Infernal Trinity is tidier than most three-feature slots. Each phoenix owns one modifier, the banners say what it does before it happens, and the guaranteed-coin mechanic gives purple a reason to exist. The 6,000x cap is modest by 2026 standards, a fair trade for a fixed jackpot ladder rather than a lottery. The catch is the RTP menu. Worth playing at 96.2%. Worth walking away from at 84.2%.
What is the RTP on Infernal Trinity?
It depends on the casino. Play’n GO offers five builds — 96.2%, 94.2%, 91.2%, 87.2%, 84.2% — with 96.2% as default.
What is the maximum win on Infernal Trinity?
6,000x stake, per Play’n GO’s own game record.
What do the three phoenix do?
Blue expands the reels, red raises coin values, purple guarantees at least one instant jackpot coin in the Hold and Spin.
How big are the Infernal Trinity jackpots?
Four fixed tiers, paid as stake multiples: Mini 10x, Minor 25x, Major 100x, Grand 1,000x.