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Yggdrasil Paytable Guide

Reading the Yggdrasil Symbol Table

Learn what each symbol does before you spin, even though exact payout figures aren't published.

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Risk level
high
Paylines
20 fixed paylines
Number of reels
5 reels, 3 rows

Is there a full Yggdrasil paytable available?

No. Eurasian Gaming hasn't published exact coin values for each symbol on Yggdrasil. What is confirmed is the symbol lineup and layout: a 5-reel, 3-row grid with 20 fixed paylines, a wild that substitutes for regular symbols, and a scatter tied to the free spins round.

  • Wild substitutes for regular paying symbols but not for the scatter.
  • Scatter can pay independently and triggers free spins once enough land in view.
  • Premium symbols pay more than low symbols, but exact steps per match count aren't documented.

How to check symbol values before you spin

Open the paytable from the in-game menu, usually an icon marked with an “i” or three lines near the spin button, before you commit any real balance. This shows you the symbol set Yggdrasil actually uses, even if the coin values displayed there are the only place you'll find them — no third-party review currently reproduces the full table.

Start by identifying the wild. In Yggdrasil it's the tree symbol tied to the game's namesake theme, and its job is straightforward: it lands on the reels and fills in for any regular symbol to complete a line, the way wilds do in most 5x3 slots. It doesn't replace the scatter, so a near-miss on a bonus trigger won't be rescued by a wild landing nearby.

Next, look for the scatter, shown as a spear icon across the sources that describe this title. Its role is different from every other symbol on the grid: it doesn't need to sit on a payline to count, and landing three or more anywhere in view is what opens the free spins round. Some listings mention scatter payouts of their own, separate from the free spins trigger, though the exact figures for three, four or five scatters aren't published.

Below the wild and scatter, you'll find the regular symbols split into two visual tiers — premium fantasy icons at the top of the table and lower-value symbols underneath, following the Norse mythology theme running through the game. Reviews agree on this ranking in general terms without listing which specific icon sits where or what it pays for three, four or five of a kind.

A practical way to use the paytable while you play is to check it once per session rather than symbol by symbol mid-spin. Note which icon is your wild, which is your scatter, and roughly where the premium symbols sit in the tier — that's enough to read your reel outcomes correctly, even without knowing the underlying coin values down to the decimal.

Because Yggdrasil runs on fixed lines rather than ways-to-win or cluster pays, every winning combination has to sit on one of the 20 active paylines running left to right from the first reel. Wins on adjacent lines can stack in the same spin, so a session with several matching symbols across the grid can produce more than one paid line at once, even without any cascade or tumble mechanic in play.

What the symbol mix means for a real session

With hit frequency reported around the mid-20% range, expect wins to land often enough to keep the reels feeling active, though most of them will come from the lower-tier regular symbols rather than the wild or premium icons. The wild shows up occasionally to turn a partial line into a full one, and the scatter appears less often — its main value is signalling that a free spins round might be close rather than paying large amounts on its own. On a 20-line fixed layout, this produces a fairly classic rhythm: frequent small returns, occasional wild-assisted mid-size wins, and long stretches without a scatter sighting before the bonus round finally opens.

About Eurasian Gaming

Eurasian Gaming

Eurasian Gaming, also styled EAgaming, is the studio behind Yggdrasil, released in February 2019. The developer builds HTML5 titles aimed at desktop, tablet and smartphone play, and lists its catalogue on its own site without a dedicated spec sheet for every game — Yggdrasil is one of the titles present in the lineup without a standalone game-detail page listing exact numbers. The studio's slots typically follow classic 5x3, fixed-payline structures with a wild, a scatter tied to free spins, and a gamble feature layered on top of base wins.

Symbol and paytable questions

Does the wild in Yggdrasil substitute for the scatter symbol?

No. The wild replaces regular paying symbols to help complete lines, but it doesn't stand in for the scatter, so a free spins trigger still needs actual scatter symbols on the reels.

How many scatters trigger the free spins round?

Landing three or more scatter symbols anywhere on the grid opens the free spins round, according to the reviews describing this title.

Why doesn't this page list exact coin values for each symbol?

Because Eurasian Gaming hasn't published a full symbol-by-symbol paytable for Yggdrasil. The in-game paytable is the only place those specific figures currently exist.

Which symbol pays the most on a single line?

Premium fantasy-themed symbols pay more than the lower-value icons, based on the general tiering described in reviews, though the exact rank and payout for each isn't documented publicly.

Does the gamble feature change what a symbol pays?

No. The gamble, or risk, round lets you wager a completed win on a separate double-or-nothing style game after the spin resolves — it doesn't alter what any symbol pays on the reels themselves.

Should you rely on this paytable before playing?

Suits Players who want to understand the symbol roles — wild, scatter, premium versus low icons — before spinning, and who don't mind checking the in-game table for exact values.

Less suitable for Players who need a fully documented, third-party-verified paytable with precise coin values before they'll consider a title.

Yggdrasil's symbol structure is straightforward and typical of a 5x3, 20-line fantasy slot: one wild, one scatter tied to free spins, and a two-tier set of regular symbols. What's missing is the fine print — exact payout figures per symbol aren't published anywhere, which means you'll want to check the in-game paytable directly once you load the demo or real-money version rather than relying on outside estimates.

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Editorial research

Numbers on this site come from the studio where published, and from game catalogues otherwise.

See the symbols in action

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The clearest way to check exactly how Yggdrasil's wild, scatter and regular symbols behave is to open the game itself and look at its in-game paytable directly. Play is intended for adults aged 19+ (18+ in AB, MB, QC).