Bet365 Kong 3 Even Bigger Bonus
Bet365 Kong 3 Even Bigger Bonus
Last updated on June 6th, 2025
Advantages & Disadvantages
- Expanding reels up to 117,649 ways
- Free Spins with unlimited multipliers
- Fun visual upgrades over the earlier Kong slots
- Megaways™ engine still packs a punch
- Playable from just 0.10 credits
- Solid max win potential up to x10,000
- It’s literally Kong 1 and 2… again
- No real innovation beyond visual tweaks
- Bonus takes a while to trigger naturally
- Low base game payouts can feel like filler
Alright, so… Kong is back. Again. And this time it’s “Even Bigger”? Sure, buddy. That’s like re-releasing the same movie three times and just turning up the bass. But let’s not be too cynical yet — this is Blueprint, after all, and sometimes they know how to squeeze one more spin out of a tired franchise. Enter Bet365 Kong 3 Even Bigger Bonus, a slot that’s about as subtle as a gorilla with a megaphone.
If you’ve played the original Kong Megaways or its first sequel, you’ll already know exactly what you’re walking into. Same jungle, same roaring primate, same Megaways™ system with up to 117,649 ways to win. Visually, this one’s a step up — sharper graphics, flashier transitions, and a bit more “oomph” during the feature triggers. But fundamentally? Yeah, same old banana peel.
Base game? It’s your classic Megaways grid with tumbling wins and the occasional tease. The action perks up with mystery Kong symbols that can flip into matching symbols — a nice touch, even if it rarely does anything life-changing. Land 4+ scatters and you’re into the Free Spins, where multipliers climb with every cascade, no cap. Sound familiar? Yep, it’s straight out of the Big Time Gaming playbook — but hey, if it ain’t broke…
Volatility here is medium to high, with the promise of wins up to 10,000x. Your mileage will vary, obviously, and the bonus doesn’t just hand itself out. I hit it after about 200 spins on demo. RTP’s floating around a standard 96.0%, and you can get in from just 0.10 per spin, which is nice if you’re just here for a casual bash with the beast.
The biggest issue? This is basically a facelift. The “Even Bigger Bonus” bit feels more like a marketing shrug than a real gameplay evolution. If you stripped the branding off, I’d struggle to tell this apart from the last two Kong slots. It’s fun — but safe. Blueprint knows exactly who they’re targeting with this: players who liked the first two and want more of the same with a fancier bow on top.
Verdict? If you’re into King Kong and you liked the earlier Megaways versions, this one’s a no-brainer. If you were hoping for a bold new chapter, you might be better off swinging elsewhere.
Might not be for everyone, but worth a look if the theme grabs you.
