Slingoooal slot
Slingoooal is a football-themed Slingo game from Gaming Realms, released in November 2022. Each game gives you 11 spins to match numbers on the reel against a grid, and every line of five marked numbers, across, down or diagonally, counts as a Slingo that moves you one step up the payladder. Its signature touch is the Wild Bonus: a hat-trick of Wilds or Super Wilds on a single spin pays an instant cash prize.
Editorial note: this guide explains how Slingoooal works. Rules, features and payout figures are set by the studio and can differ between operators and game versions, so check the game’s information panel before you play. Slots are games of chance, and nothing here predicts results. Availability at Fortune Games can change.
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Slingoooal: key facts
| Studio | Gaming Realms |
|---|---|
| Released | November 2022 |
| Spins per game | 11 (a counter beside the Start Game button on the game screen in our lobby reads 11) |
| Slingo | Five marked numbers in a row, a column or a diagonal |
| Payladder | Each Slingo climbs one step, and cash prizes start at 4 Slingos; the top step pays 1,000x stake. The Paytable panel on the game screen in our lobby shows an arrow in place of a prize for 1, 2 and 3, then £2 for 4 rising to £200 for 10 and £2,000 for a Full House, at a £2 stake |
| Wild | Marks any number in the column above it |
| Super Wild | Marks any number on the grid, as one of the game’s help screens in our lobby shows |
| Red Card | A blocker: it marks nothing |
| Free Spin symbol | Adds one spin to the game |
| Coin | Pays an instant cash prize, as one of the game’s help screens in our lobby shows; the Paytable panel on the game screen shows £0.20 beside a stack of coins at a £2 stake |
| Wild Bonus | A cash prize for 3 or more Wilds or Super Wilds on one spin (the Paytable panel on the game screen in our lobby lists, under Scatter, £1 for x3, £4 for x4 and £10 for x5 at a £2 stake) |
| Extra spins | Can be bought once the 11 spins are used |
| Autoplay and turbo | Not available at sites licensed in Great Britain; UK rules require at least 2.5 seconds between the start of one game cycle and the next |
| Stakes | UK rules cap online slot stakes at £5 per game cycle, or £2 if you are 18 to 24 |
| RTP | Shown in the game’s information panel |
| Series | Followed by Slingoooal Championship |
All values (Bet Levels, Maximum Wins etc.) mentioned in relation to this slot game are subject to change at any time.
One of the game’s help screens in our lobby: Super Wilds allow the player to mark any number in the whole grid, and coins award an instant cash prize. The reel under the grid shows a Super Wild, pictured as a crowned trophy, and a stack of coins. Game and artwork © Gaming Realms.
How Slingoooal plays
Every game starts with a stake and a fresh grid of numbers, with the reel spinning underneath it. Each of the 11 spins puts symbols on the reel, and any number on the grid that matches one on the reel is marked off. Complete a run of five, across, down or corner to corner, and that is a Slingo. The payladder beside the grid counts them, and from the fourth Slingo each step shows a cash prize.
Slingoooal in our lobby on 14 November 2026, at £2 a game: a 5x5 grid of numbers above a reel of five, with a counter reading 11 beside the Start Game button. The Paytable panel shows an arrow for 1, 2 and 3, then £2 for 4 rising to £200 for 10 and £2,000 for a Full House; under Scatter, beside a crowned trophy and a football boot, it lists £1 for x3, £4 for x4 and £10 for x5, with £0.20 beside a stack of coins. A small panel at the left edge carries a timer and a £ figure, £0.00 here before any spin. UK rules require online slots to show time played and net position. Game and artwork © Gaming Realms.
The reel also carries special symbols. Wilds and Super Wilds let you choose a number to mark, a Free Spin symbol extends the game, a coin pays straight away, and the Red Card does nothing for you at all. The football theme runs throughout the game.
Wilds, Super Wilds and the Red Card
The two wild types decide how much control you have. A Wild lets you mark any number in the column above it, so its value depends on which numbers in that column are still open. A Super Wild is stronger, because it can mark any number anywhere on the grid, which makes it the natural way to finish a line that is one short. The Red Card is the spoiler: it is a blocker, so a spin that shows one has a spot on the reel that cannot mark a number.
The Wild Bonus and the coins
Two rewards on the reel pay out regardless of the grid. The first is the Wild Bonus. If three or more Wilds and Super Wilds, in any mix, land on the same spin, the game pays an instant cash prize. Gaming Realms calls it a hat-trick. The second is the coin, a symbol that pays a cash prize the moment it appears. Neither needs a Slingo to count.
Extra spins after the eleventh
The 11 spins are a starting allowance rather than a fixed limit. Every Free Spin symbol that lands adds one more spin, which Gaming Realms describes as an extra spin at the end of the game. Once those are used as well, the game offers the chance to buy further spins to try for the numbers that are still open on the grid. Taking them is a choice, not a requirement, and each extra spin carries a cost of its own on top of the original stake.
Slingoooal compared with Slingo Reel King
Both come from Gaming Realms and share the basic Slingo routine of matching reel numbers against a grid. Where they part company is the bonus. Slingo Reel King borrows the Reel King feature from the slot of that name: each reel can ding as it stops, and five dings trigger the bonus, which places Reel King symbols on the grid to spin for prizes. Slingoooal’s extra rewards come instead from the reel itself, through the Wild Bonus for a hat-trick of wilds and through the coin prizes.
| Game | Bonus feature |
|---|---|
| Slingoooal | Wild Bonus: a cash prize for 3 or more Wilds or Super Wilds on one spin |
| Slingo Reel King | Reel King bonus after 5 dings: Reel King symbols spin to reveal prizes |
All values (Bet Levels, Maximum Wins etc.) mentioned in relation to this slot game are subject to change at any time.
Slingoooal at Fortune Games
Slingoooal is listed with the slot games in the Fortune Games lobby (18+), and its follow-up, Slingoooal Championship, is in the lobby as well. The UK caps in the table apply to every player. There is no autoplay or turbo mode, as at every site licensed in Great Britain. Fortune Games has an app on the App Store and Google Play.
Frequently asked questions
What is Slingoooal Championship?
It is the follow-up from Gaming Realms, another football-themed Slingo. It keeps the 11 spins, the Wilds that mark a number in their column, the Super Wilds that mark anywhere and the Red Cards, and still crowns a Full House at the top of its payladder. Its own addition is a golden football to unveil during the game.
Do you need a Slingo to win anything in Slingoooal?
No. Slingos drive the payladder, but two prizes on the reel are paid without one. A coin pays an instant cash prize as soon as it lands, and three or more Wilds or Super Wilds together on one spin trigger the Wild Bonus. A game with no completed lines can still return something through those.
How many Slingos are there on the Slingoooal grid?
Every row, every column and both corner-to-corner diagonals can become a Slingo, and the payladder climbs one step for each one completed. The first three steps show an arrow in place of a prize on the Paytable panel in our lobby; from the fourth, each step carries a cash prize of its own, and the ladder ends at the game’s highest prize, the figure given in the key facts.
Related guides
Checked on 14 November 2026 against Gaming Realms’ game pages and client-area page for Slingoooal, its launch post on the game, the SlotCatalog and SlotsMate records for Slingoooal, Gaming Realms’ Slingoooal Championship page and its SlotCatalog record, Gaming Realms’ Slingo Reel King page and OLBG’s Slingo guide, the Gambling Commission’s stake-limit guidance and remote technical standards, and the game in the Fortune Games lobby on 14 November 2026. Reviewed by Kay Cheadle on 14 November 2026. How we research and check our guides: our editorial policy.