Mystery of the Lamp
On cruise ships
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How it plays. Gems land during normal spins and are banked into three genie lamps above the reels, which visibly fill up over time. When one is summoned, it starts one of three bonuses, each a lock-and-respin style round. More on how it plays
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Where Mystery of the Lamp has been reported
We haven't found a dated public report of this game on a cruise ship yet.
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How Mystery of the Lamp plays
How it plays
Bonuses can fire together and retrigger one another, and that is where the big results come from. Each base game pairs the jackpot bonus, which offers the five progressive levels, with its own two side bonuses.
Features
- Three persistent lamps fed by gems in the base game
- Bonuses can stack and retrigger each other
- Five jackpot levels
- Launch title for IGT's PeakCurve49 cabinet (49-inch curved screen)
At a glance
- Maker
- IGT
- Series
- Mystery of the Lamp
- First released
- 2023
- Type
- Persistence
- Mechanics
- Gem-collection persistence, Three bonus pots, Lock and respin, 5-level progressive
- Theme
- Arabian Nights genie
- Layout
- 5x3 base game (one review says the jackpot bonus widens to 5x6)
- Cabinets
- PeakCurve49
- Denominations
- One review lists 1¢, 2¢, 5¢, 10¢, $1 and $2; varies by casino
- Bets
- One review lists about $0.80–$80 per spin; varies by casino
- Jackpots
- Five progressive jackpot levels (multi-level progressive). Land RTP is set by the operator.
- Payback
- Not published. On ships, the operator sets it and doesn't post it.
In the Mystery of the Lamp series
Tips from players and reviewers
- The lamps persist on the machine, so anyone can see when one is nearly full. Whether that makes the next spins worth more depends on math IGT doesn't publish, so don't raise your bet chasing it.
- Payouts are bonus-driven. Pick a bet you can keep up long enough to see a few lamps fire.
Tips can't change the odds of any spin. They help you pick a bet level and a machine.
Industry standing and land-casino jackpots
EKG named it the top performing new premium game at its 2024 awards. IGT said its themes held the top two spots among new premium leased games in mid-2023, at about three times house average, and that about 1,500 units were in North American casinos by early 2024.
Help the next passenger know whether Mystery of the Lamp is still aboard your ship
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How reports are checked
- Only signed-in members with a confirmed email address can report.
- One report per member for each game, ship and month, from the line's fleet list.
- Up to 20 reports a day per member.
- A report without a note is published straight away. A report with a written note is held until an editor has read it.
- Editors can approve or reject held reports and remove any report. You can delete your own reports at any time.
- Published reports show the line, ship, month and note, never your name or email.
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Sources (5)
- IGT Mystery of the Lamp wins Top Performing New Premium Game at EKG Slot Awards 2024 (IGT) official
- IGT announces launch of Mystery of the Lamp on PeakCurve49 cabinet (CDC Gaming Reports, June 2023) press
- Focus on IGT: Mystery of the Lamp promises to enchant the US market (CDC Gaming Reports) press
- Mystery of the Lamp Slot (Casinos.com) review
- IGT Q2 2023 earnings call transcript press
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