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Devil's Lock

On cruise ships

Reported on 6 ships across 2 cruise lines

6 public reportslatest Oct 2026

Royal Caribbean · Carnival

How it plays. Each of the 15 positions on the 5x3 screen spins as its own reel. Coins carrying credit amounts or jackpot labels land around the screen, but they only pay when the Devil lands in the center spot, where he also acts as a wild and can rewind nearby spots into a win. More on how it plays

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Where Devil's Lock has been reported

6 dated public reports from 6 named ships, grouped by ship: mostly player videos, plus articles and cruise line pages. Machines move during refits, so check on board.

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How Devil's Lock plays

How it plays

He also shows up at random to hand out wilds, multipliers or credits, sometimes rescuing a losing spin. Whenever he lands he can toss coins into one of two piggy banks above the reels; a pig that bursts awards 6 free games (12 if both burst), with the Devil locked in the center so every coin that lands is paid, and more free games can be won.

Features

  • Center Devil unlocks every coin on screen, including the Grand
  • Random Devil appearances add wilds, multipliers or instant credits
  • Rewind pays that can turn a near miss into a win
  • Two pig pots that burst into 6 free games each, with the Devil locked in place
  • All In (2023-24) adds an Evil Twin, Big Mama Devil, Mini Pig respins, Unicorn Pig mirrored free games and a hold-and-respin bonus
  • Slice n' Dice (2025) adds a sixth 'Waterline' reel under the grid and a bonus grid that can grow from 2x2 to 5x5, with the Major for a full blackout
  • Spin-offs with the same 'lock' DNA include Shark's Lock and Pirates Lock

At a glance

Maker
Bluberi Gaming
Series
Devil's Lock
First released
2021
Type
Free games
Mechanics
15 independent reels, Center Devil pays every cash-on-reels coin and jackpot, Piggy-bank pot fillers that burst into free games, Rewinds and random Devil mystery events, On-reel jackpots including a Grand
Theme
Cartoon devil with piggy banks
Layout
5x3 grid of 15 independently spinning reels, 40 lines
Cabinets
Novus b49 (original), Beacon+, Beacon Elite (All In), Beacon+ Lighthouse (Slice n' Dice)
Denominations
Penny on the original (the $6,600 Grand is a 1¢ max-bet figure). Devil's Lock All In is listed at 1¢-10¢ by one trade report and 1¢-$1 by another.
Bets
66 credits to cover all lines (66¢ on a penny game); trade press lists a 660-credit maximum for All In (about $6.60 on a penny game)
Volatility
Low–medium (review rating)
Jackpots
Jackpot coins, including a Grand, land on the reels and are paid when the Devil unlocks them. On the penny game the Grand is $6,600 at max bet; All In lists four fixed jackpots of $25, $75, $500 and $6,600.
Payback
Land and cruise: set by the operator and not published. Trade press gives a payback range of 86%-96% (another report says 88%-96%) for Devil's Lock All In; the online version is listed at 88.5%-95.5%.

In the Devil's Lock series

Devil's LockDevil's Lock All InDevil's Lock Slice n' Dice

Tips from players and reviewers

  • On the penny game the $6,600 Grand figure assumes max bet, so check the jackpot amounts shown at your bet before playing for it (CDC Gaming).
  • Coins only pay when the Devil reaches the center spot (or during free games, when he is locked there), so a screen full of coins without him pays nothing.
  • Trade reviewers describe low-to-medium volatility, and a hit rate of about 30% is quoted for All In, so wins tend to be smaller and more frequent; it is not built for one huge hit.

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Industry standing and land-casino jackpots

Devil's Lock is the game that put Bluberi on the national map: it climbed to No. 1 among for-sale games in mid-2022, won Bluberi its first EKG Slot Award in 2023, and has spawned sequels and Lock-family spin-offs. Trade press credits its simple hook of landing the Devil to collect the coins.

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  • One report per member for each game, ship and month, from the line's fleet list.
  • Up to 20 reports a day per member.
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