Fairytale Legends: Hansel and Gretel Slot
Fairytale Legends: Hansel and Gretel is NetEnt’s forest-themed slot, not another provider’s similarly named game. The historical screen below shows the siblings, coloured gems and Fairytale Legends logo across five reels. This guide distinguishes the displayed coin controls from the total amount wagered.
Edition and published specification
NetEnt’s official specification lists a five-reel, three-row layout, 10 paylines, 96.71% theoretical RTP and total stakes of €0.10–€20. These describe the listed edition; check the operator’s own help screen for its settings and availability. RTP is a long-run theoretical measure, not a promised return for a session.
Historical gameplay screen
This screenshot from our sister site LCB identifies the game and NetEnt production credit. It is an archive illustration, not evidence that a casino currently offers the same interface.
Reading the bet controls
The screen’s BET 10 does not mean a 10-currency-unit wager. Multiplying ten coins by the displayed 0.05 denomination gives 0.50, matching the total at the bottom. The separate coin balance and cash balance are different ways of displaying funds, not prizes.
Before applying a paytable multiplier, check whether its unit is a line stake, coin award or total wager. We have removed the earlier symbol table because its units were not adequately verified. Do not multiply a total-bet bonus by the number of paylines a second time.
Bonus rules
Three chests on reels 1, 3 and 5 trigger a chest pick that reveals a bonus: Coin Win, Free Spins or Candy House. This does not establish that the player can deliberately select a named feature.
- Coin Win: 15 times the triggering total bet.
- Free Spins: starts with 10. One, two or three bonus symbols add two, four or ten spins respectively.
- Candy House: select three concealed values from 15, then take their average or select one of those three. The published range is 1.2–120 times the bet.
Payout examples in total-bet units
Using the screenshot’s 0.50 total stake, the 15× Coin Win feature awards 7.50. That is the feature award, not 7.50 plus a separate return of the stake. If this were the only award from the paid round, the net difference would be 7.00 after its 0.50 cost.
For a hypothetical Candy House result of 12× at the same stake, the feature contributes 6.00. An average is calculated by adding three values and dividing by three: for example, 6, 12 and 18 average 12. Those numbers illustrate the arithmetic; they are not a claim about the distribution of hidden values in this game.
Frequently asked questions
Which Hansel and Gretel does this page cover?
The NetEnt Fairytale Legends edition pictured above. Rules for another studio’s game with a similar name should not be substituted.
Why does BET 10 show a total of 0.50?
In this archived screen the bet is counted in coins. Ten coins at 0.05 each cost 0.50.
Does the screen show a current cash win?
No. It is a historical promotional screenshot. Its balances do not document a real player’s winnings.
Can I use the old symbol payout table?
Use the paytable inside the version you are playing. The earlier table here was removed because we could not establish its units with sufficient confidence.
Does the archived autoplay button prove current availability?
No. A control shown in an old interface does not confirm that feature is available in your jurisdiction or the current build.
