4 Haunted House Review
4 Haunted House is a multi-hand WMG game: you can play up to four sets of reels at once, each with up to 10 lines, and every round has two spins.
Four hands, two spins
Each hand has 5 reels and up to 10 lines. It is a double-spin game: after the first spin the game suggests which reels to hold, and the second spin redraws the rest. A five-of-a-kind win on the first spin is paid straight away. After the second spin, all unheld reels can show different results on each hand.
4 Haunted House Features
Bonus
Three, four or five house symbols on any active hand at the end of the final spin start the bonus, where you open doors in the haunted house for sacks of cash.
RTP
The configuration lists 90.2%, while its stated range is 90.6% to 93.3%. The single-hand version is Haunted House.
4 Haunted House Pros and Cons
Strengths
- Up to four hands at once
- Hold-and-respin rounds
Limitations
- RTP around 90–93%
- Cost rises with each hand
Our Verdict
4 Haunted House multiplies the action of a WMG classic across four hands. Watch the stake per round.
4 Haunted House FAQs
How many hands can you play in 4 Haunted House?
Up to four.
How do you trigger the bonus?
Three or more house symbols on any active hand at the end of the final spin.
What is the RTP?
The configuration lists 90.2%.
Sources and game-version notes
Information checked 31 October 2026.
Rules and RTP come from the embedded game's own rules and configuration files, read on 31 October 2026.
