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Duck Hunters Bonus Buy Menu Explained

Four ways to skip the base game and drop straight into Duck Hunters' free spins tiers.

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RTP
96.05%
Best possible win
30000x
Reel setup
6x5
Lines
scatter pays / pay anywhere

What does bonus buy cost in Duck Hunters?

Duck Hunters offers four direct feature-buy entries: Duck Hunt Spins at 70x stake, Hawk Eye Spins at 200x, Big Game Spins at 600x, and a Lucky Draw at 235x that randomly assigns one of the three tiers. Some operators also list higher-cost Nolimit Booster modes (xBet, Day 2, Day 64, Day 1024) that start the grid with elevated position multipliers.

  • Prices are multiples of total stake, not base bet
  • Lucky Draw removes the choice but costs less than the top tier
  • Booster/Day modes are not confirmed as universally available across operators

How the buy menu is structured

Duck Hunters separates its bonus buy into two layers. The first layer is a direct purchase of one of the three free spins tiers — Duck Hunt Spins, Hawk Eye Spins, or Big Game Spins — each carrying a fixed multiplier of total stake. The second is the Lucky Draw, a cheaper single price that hands control to the game, which then randomly seats the player into one of the three tiers.

Because the tiers scale in both spin count and upgrade strength, the price gap between them reflects more than just spin numbers. Duck Hunt Spins at 70x delivers seven spins with one randomly chosen upgrade active. Hawk Eye Spins at 200x roughly triples the price for eight spins with stronger upgrade versions. Big Game Spins at 600x jumps again for ten spins with all three upgrades running together — Infectious xWays, the larger 5x5 Bomb pattern, and doubled extra-spin awards.

GamesHub reports feature-buy RTP figures that shift slightly by mode: around 95.87% for Duck Hunt Spins, 96.07% for Hawk Eye Spins, 96.00% for Big Game Spins, and 95.96% for Lucky Draw. A separate source states all buy paths share the base 96.05% RTP. Both readings exist in public data; operators may run either configuration, and the version applied to a Canadian-facing site is not published anywhere accessible.

The reported Nolimit Booster options — xBet and the Day 2, Day 64, Day 1024 spins — are not confirmed with a single agreed price across sources. Where mentioned, Day 1024 Spins is described as starting every grid position at a very high multiplier before a single spin is played, which pushes both the cost and the variance well past the standard three tiers.

How to buy a bonus round in Duck Hunters

  1. Open Duck Hunters at a casino that lists Nolimit City feature-buy titles
  2. Set the base stake first, since every buy price is a multiple of it
  3. Tap the bonus buy or feature icon on the game screen
  4. Review the four options: Duck Hunt Spins, Hawk Eye Spins, Big Game Spins, Lucky Draw
  5. Select a tier based on the price and spin count you want
  6. Confirm the purchase price shown before the round starts
  7. Watch the free spins play out with persistent position multipliers

RTP by buy option

96.05%

Reported figures place feature-buy RTP close to the base game's 96.05%, with tier-by-tier variations noted by some sources and disputed by others.

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96.05%RTP
30000xMax win
scatter pays / pay anywhereLines

Why the price gap between tiers is so wide

The 70x to 600x spread isn't arbitrary — it tracks both spin count and, more heavily, upgrade density. Big Game Spins runs all three upgrades from the first spin, so its price sits closer to eight times the cost of Duck Hunt Spins rather than a simple ratio of spin counts. Persistent position multipliers mean a single well-placed cascade in Big Game Spins can compound faster than an equivalent cascade in the base tier, which is the mechanical reason the top buy costs so much more than the entry one.

Bonus buy specifications

  • ProviderNolimit City
  • Reels0
  • Paylinesscatter pays / pay anywhere
  • RTP96.05%
  • Max win30000x
  • Bet range0.2 – 100
  • Released2025-02-11T06:00:00.000000Z

Bonus buy questions

What's the cheapest way to reach free spins directly?

Duck Hunt Spins at 70x stake is the lowest-priced direct buy; Lucky Draw at 235x is more expensive but can land you in a higher tier.

Does Lucky Draw guarantee the top tier?

No. Lucky Draw randomly assigns one of the three free spins modes, so the 235x price can just as easily land Duck Hunt Spins as Big Game Spins.

Why is Big Game Spins priced so much higher than Hawk Eye Spins?

Big Game Spins runs all three upgrades — Infectious xWays, the 5x5 Bomb pattern, and doubled extra spins — together from spin one, unlike the single or partial upgrades in the lower tiers.

Do position multipliers carry over when buying a feature directly?

Yes. Once inside any purchased free spins mode, position multipliers behave the same as if the round had triggered naturally — they accumulate and don't reset between spins.

Are the Day 2, Day 64, and Day 1024 spin modes available everywhere?

Not confirmed. These booster-style modes appear in some reviews with elevated starting multipliers, but pricing and availability differ by source and may not be offered by every operator.

Does the bonus buy RTP match the base game's RTP?

Sources disagree slightly: one lists per-tier RTP between roughly 95.87% and 96.07%, another states all buy paths match the base 96.05%. Both figures are publicly reported.

Try the bonus buy modes in demo first

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Test all four buy options in demo play before risking real money, and confirm pricing and availability with your chosen operator, as configurations can differ.