What this site is and isn't
This page covers 5 Lions by Pragmatic Play, and everything you read here — the RTP figures, the free spins mechanics, the max win — is presented for informational purposes. We are not Pragmatic Play, we don't host the game, and we don't process real-money wagers.
If you follow a link from this site to a casino and sign up, that operator may pay us a referral commission. This is standard for independent review sites and it doesn't cost you anything extra. It also doesn't influence which facts we report about the game itself — the 96.5% RTP figure (with an alternate 95.51% configuration noted by the studio) and the 3520x max win come from what Pragmatic Play has published, not from any partner arrangement.
We keep our own testing separate from any commercial relationship. If a detail about 5 Lions is unconfirmed — such as base-game paylines, hit frequency, or exact release date — we say so rather than filling the gap with a plausible-sounding number.
Nothing on this page is financial or gambling advice. Deciding whether to play, and how much to spend, is entirely your call, and we'd rather you make that call with accurate expectations than inflated ones.
Age and jurisdiction
Access to real-money 5 Lions play requires you to be at least 19 years old (18 in Alberta, Manitoba, and Quebec) and to reside where online gambling is legally permitted. Confirming eligibility and local rules is the responsibility of the operator you sign up with, and it remains your responsibility as the player. This site does not verify age or location, and nothing here should be read as encouragement to gamble beyond what you can afford to lose.
How we handle conflicting information
Third-party sources on 5 Lions don't always agree with each other or with the official Pragmatic Play page. Some list a different max win, some blend details from the later Megaways sequel, and RTP figures occasionally drift depending on where they're pulled from. We rely on the studio's own game page as the primary reference and flag it clearly when a figure has more than one accepted value, rather than picking whichever number sounds better.
This is also why you'll notice we sometimes write "unconfirmed" instead of a specific stat. It's not an oversight — it's an accurate reflection of what's publicly documented for this title as of our last check.
If you spot something on this page that looks outdated or contradicts what an operator shows you at the point of play, trust the operator's in-game information first, since paytables and RTP configurations can vary by market and can change over time.
We update this content periodically, but we can't guarantee it reflects every regional variant of 5 Lions currently in circulation.