Timber Wolf
On cruise ships
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How it plays. Timber Wolf is Aristocrat's wolf-themed counterpart to Buffalo: a ways-pays game where the big hits come from stacks of the top wolf symbol and from multiplying wilds. Its signature is a wild re-spin feature using 3x and 5x wilds, carried into later versions. More on how it plays
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Where Timber Wolf has been reported
We haven't found a dated public report of this game on a cruise ship yet.
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How Timber Wolf plays
How it plays
The Grand edition added 2,000 ways, stacking symbols, a dual wheel for free games and progressives, and unlimited free games with 3x and 5x wilds; Diamond added 2,400 ways and four levels of accumulating free games with 2x–4x multipliers.
Features
- Ways-pays base game with stacked wolf symbols
- Wild re-spins with 3x and 5x wilds
- Grand version: dual wheel awarding free games and multiplied progressives
- Diamond version: 2,400 ways and a $500k MSP Grand
At a glance
- Maker
- Aristocrat Gaming
- Series
- Timber Wolf
- Type
- Ways to win
- Mechanics
- Reel Power ways, Free games with wild multipliers, 3x/5x wild re-spin feature
- Theme
- North American wilderness / wolves
- Layout
- Original 5 reels with 1,024 ways (review); Grand 2,000 ways; Diamond 2,400 ways
- Cabinets
- Arc Double (Grand), Neptune Double (Diamond), Baron Portrait (Mega Stampede)
- Bets
- Timber Wolf Diamond: 100–700 credits (review); original not reliably reported
- Volatility
- High (review rating)
- Jackpots
- The original has no progressive. Timber Wolf Grand adds wheel-awarded progressives that can be multiplied up to 10x; Timber Wolf Diamond has a $500,000 multi-site Grand.
- Payback
- Not published. On ships, the operator sets it and doesn't post it.
In the Timber Wolf series
Tips from players and reviewers
- Treat it like Buffalo: long quiet stretches with value concentrated in free games and wild re-spins.
- Several very different machines share the name; check whether you are on the original, Grand, Diamond or Mega Stampede version before judging the bet ladder.
- On Diamond the minimum is 100 credits, so a penny machine still costs at least $1 a spin.
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
Aristocrat counts Timber Wolf among its most popular legacy brands alongside Buffalo, and keeps re-releasing it on new hardware; in 2026 it became the first non-Buffalo title in the hit Mega Stampede line.
Help the next passenger know whether Timber Wolf 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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