What's on the Werewolf paytable
Werewolf runs on a 5x3 grid with 243 ways to win. The paytable splits into card royals (10, J, Q, K, A) as low symbols, four horror-themed picture icons (deer, machete, dreamcatcher, candles) as premiums, a werewolf wild, and a full-moon scatter that opens the free spins round.
- Exact per-symbol payout amounts aren't published by PlayStar or third-party databases, only the ranking order.
- Wins pay left to right across any of the 243 ways, not on fixed lines.
- The full moon scatter pays anywhere on the grid and doesn't need to line up on a way.
Reading the Werewolf symbol set
Before you load the game, it helps to know the paytable has two clear tiers. The bottom tier is made of standard card faces — 10 through Ace — which fill most spins with small, steady returns. This is normal for a 243-way slot: low symbols exist to keep the reels active between bigger hits, not to deliver the highlight moments.
The top tier belongs to the horror theme itself. Deer, a machete or knife, a dreamcatcher and candle icons all sit above the royals in value. These are the symbols worth watching for on the reels, since landing several across adjacent positions is what turns an ordinary spin into a noticeably larger one.
The werewolf itself is the wild. It substitutes for other symbols to complete wins, and PlayStar's own description of the game specifically calls out that it appears randomly during free spins to help reach the bigger multipliers the round is built around. In practice, this means the wild does double duty: it's useful in the base game, but it's the free spins where it earns its place on the paytable.
The full moon works as the scatter. Three or more full moons anywhere on the grid start the free games feature — they don't need to land along a way to count, which is worth remembering if you're trying to read the reels while playing rather than after the fact.
One thing to flag honestly: no source consulted, including PlayStar's own site, lists the actual coin values for three, four or five of a kind on any symbol. What's confirmed is the hierarchy — royals low, picture symbols high, werewolf wild, full moon scatter — not the numbers behind each row. If you want exact multipliers, the in-game paytable screen inside the demo or real-money client is the only place to check them directly.
Paytable strengths and weaknesses
Highlights
- 243 ways means more symbol positions count toward a win than a fixed-line layout.
- The scatter pays and triggers regardless of position, which simplifies reading the reels mid-spin.
- The werewolf wild stays active through free spins, keeping the bonus round relevant to the base paytable.
Trade-offs
- Only four premium symbols sit above the card royals, which keeps the paytable thin compared to slots with a deeper symbol roster.
- No bonus buy option, so reaching the free spins round depends entirely on natural scatter hits.
Paytable questions players ask
Does the full moon scatter need to land on a payline to count?
No. Reviews of the game confirm the full moon scatters pay or trigger the feature based on how many appear on the grid, not their position along a way.
What does the werewolf wild actually do during free spins?
PlayStar's own description says the wild appears randomly in the free games feature specifically to help build toward the game's higher-value outcomes, on top of its normal substitute role in the base game.
Are the deer, machete, dreamcatcher and candle symbols worth more than the card royals?
Yes, those four horror-themed picture symbols sit above 10 through Ace in the paytable hierarchy, though exact payout amounts for each aren't published anywhere.
How many full moons are needed to start the free spins round?
Sources describing the feature note that three or more full moon scatters anywhere on the reels start the slot's free games feature.
Is there a way to see the exact payout numbers instead of just the symbol ranking?
The in-game paytable inside the demo or real-money client is the only place with the precise per-symbol figures, since no external source publishes the full payout table.
Is the Werewolf paytable worth learning before you play
The paytable is easy to read once you know it splits into royals, four horror premiums, a wild and a scatter. The 243-way structure and anywhere-pays scatter make the mechanics simple to follow, even though exact payout figures for each symbol aren't published anywhere, including by PlayStar itself.
Best for Players who like knowing the symbol hierarchy and trigger conditions before spinning, rather than finding them out partway through a session.
Least suited to Players who want a paytable with confirmed, published payout multipliers for every symbol tier.
See the full paytable in the demo
The clearest way to check exact symbol values is inside the game itself. Open the demo, tap the paytable icon, and review every row before deciding whether to play with real funds. Play is intended for those 19+ (18+ in AB, MB, QC).
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