Gladiatoro

What started with Wild Toro back in 2016 has evolved into a whole Toro series, and now, we see him battle in the Colosseum as Gladiatoro! Join ELK Studios’ mighty bull on the hunt for the walking wilds, Diaz the Collector, the Matador, and, of course, the top prize of 10,000x your bet.
In this game, one of many high volatility online slots at LeoVegas, you’ll want to make Toro go wild and collect the Gladiator Bonus! Here’s what else you need to know about the Gladiatoro slot game.

The Gladiatoro slot game has a whole host of symbols that trigger special features, work in unique ways, and lead to big bonus features. You’ve got a walking wild, collector symbols, respins, grid expansions and the Gladiator Bonus. So, here’s a look at the most prominent of these Gladiatoro bonus features.

Toro is the game’s walking wild. Whenever the bull symbol lands, it generates respins as it moves leftwards, doubling the value of any coins it passes over. You’ll trigger the Toro Goes Wild special feature when Toro lands with the Matador, knocking the Matador off the slot and leaving a trail of wilds behind.

Diaz operates as a collector symbol. Whenever coins land on the reels and Diaz does too, Diaz collects up the values from all of the coins and pays out the collected value x the current bet level.

This is the big bonus of Gladiatoro. First, you need to land three bonus coin symbols anywhere in view to trigger the bonus game. This bonus game is played with only coins, level up, Toro, Matadors and Diaz. Every spin features the Persistent Diaz, so every coin value gets collected at the end of each spin. The Persistent Matador is also a sticky symbol, meaning that the Matador handout feature happens on each spin too. Use the level up coin to expand the grid and fill it with sticky symbols at the end, and you’ll win 10,000x your bet! You can add an extra three Free Spins to the game if you land one or more symbols on the current active rows, and all of your collected coins are added to the Bonus Win Counter as you go.

You can win in many different ways on the Gladiatoro slot, thanks to the stacks of special feature symbols. For the more common base game wins, though, you’ll need to hit three or more of the same symbol from the left reel inwards while also aligning them on one of the 178 paylines.

Alphabetical Roman numerals are low-paying in Gladiatoro. V returns 0.10 coin for three and 0.40 for five landing across the reels. Among the top symbols are the Vase, Melon, Thracian Helmet, and Rose. The Rose is the biggest hitter in Gladiatoro, paying 1.50 coins for three and 5.00 coins for five on one winning way.

To play one spin of the Gladiatoro slot game, you simply need to tap, press, or click on that big Spin button to the bottom right of the reels. However, if you’re not happy with the initial bet amount, you can change that. Press the coin stack button and, on the subsequent page, press the preset bet value that suits your play. You can use these controls just as easily on your computer as you would on iOS or Android mobile devices, so play Gladiatoro as you see fit!

NetEnt have Gonzo, Play’n GO have Rich Wilde, and ELK Studios have Toro as their champion mascot to feature in a whole series of games. In 2023, Toro was jumping through history…a lot. He became Toro Shogun in ancient Japan before his rise as Gladiatoro. Here, you get the ancient drumbeats and the setting of the weapons room before stepping onto the blood-stained sands of the arena. Best of all, for the theme and series, Toro Goes Wild lets our hero smash the Matador out of the Colosseum when they land together!

If you’ve played the original Wild Toro and now Gladiatoro, your next spin should probably be on Wild Toro II – the direct sequel to the original ELK Studios slot. Next, you can branch out to the likes of Toro 7s and Book of Toro.

If you want some slightly different Toro action from ELK Studios, give Buffalo Toro a spin – featuring the North American bison. For a take on the Toro away from ELK, why not give Chilli el Toro or Toro Rockets a spin?