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Hacksaw Gaming · 2021Stick 'Em — what every player should know
Overview
Stick 'Em is Hacksaw Gaming's collector-themed slot on a 5×4 grid with 20 fixed paylines. Land matching sticker symbols to form wins, but the real draw is the sticky-wild mechanic — wilds that stay locked during free spins, stacking multipliers with each new spin.
How it plays
Bet between £0.10 and £100 per spin. Hit frequency is moderate; you'll see regular small wins mixed with longer dry spells. The 96.25% RTP sits neutral for medium volatility — not a grind, not a spike.
The bonus round
Three or more scatters trigger free spins. During the bonus round, any wild that lands sticks to the reels and stays locked across the remaining spins, accumulating a multiplier each time another wild lands. This is where the 10,000x ceiling unfolds — patient stacks of locked wilds can multiply a single large symbol into a life-changing payout.
Who it's for
Medium-volatility hunters who enjoy watching multipliers climb incrementally and don't mind sitting through dry spins for a genuinely high ceiling. Suits players who play 50+ spins per session at £0.50–£5 stake.
Avoid if
You chase immediate dopamine hits or play ultra-short bursts — Stick 'Em demands patience and a session bank to survive the flat stretches between bonus rounds.
Where to play Stick 'Em — casinos we've audited
Operators below carry Stick 'Em in their library and have a current Trust Index score. Claim links open the operator's verified welcome bonus.
Frequently asked questions
How do sticky wilds work in the free spins?
Wilds lock in place when they land and stay until the bonus round ends. Each new wild that lands adds a multiplier to the entire win. Stacking five or six wilds can turn a modest symbol into a massive payout.
Can you retrigger free spins?
Yes. Landing scatters during the bonus round adds extra spins and gives new wilds fresh chances to lock and multiply. This is often where the biggest wins emerge.