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The Dog House – Muttley Crew explained

The Dog House – Muttley Crew at Prestige Casino

Pragmatic Play's pirate-dog cluster pays slot with free spins, sticky wild multipliers, and 96.50% RTP. High volatility means wins arrive less often but can be much bigger.

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Meet the slot

A high-volatility cluster pays game with sticky wilds

The Dog House meets the Caribbean. You're spinning a 6x5 grid where pirate-themed dogs and golden bones cluster together to form wins. This Pragmatic Play release from October 2024 uses cluster pays mechanics—meaning five or more matching symbols touching horizontally or vertically will pay, rather than following fixed paylines. The theme blends dogs with a swashbuckling pirate setting, and the high volatility means wins arrive less often but can be substantially larger. A base game round runs until no more winning clusters form on a single spin.

Is Muttley Crew right for you? You'll find this slot suits players who can handle longer spells without wins, since high volatility favours patience over frequent small payouts. The minimum bet of £0.20 lets you try it affordably, while the maximum of £5 per spin appeals to players chasing bigger potential rewards. If you prefer games where wins hit regularly, or if your budget demands frequent success, this volatility may feel punishing. The pirate dog theme is purely decorative and won't affect your odds or how the game plays.

Free spins: where multipliers make the difference. You trigger free spins by landing three, four or five bonus scatter symbols, awarding you 10, 15 or 20 spins respectively. During the free spins round, wilds behave differently—they become sticky and carry random multipliers of 2x, 3x, 5x or 10x. When multiple wild multipliers land in the same cluster, they add together for bigger payouts. You can retrigger additional free spins by landing more bonus overlays, and the round ends early if your cumulative winnings reach 7500 times your original bet.

The Dog House – Muttley Crew specs

How this slot works by the numbers

We show you the mechanics and limits so you can choose your stake with confidence.

Game studio
Pragmatic Play
Return to player
96.50%
Win frequency
high
Maximum win multiple
x7 500
Top win at maximum bet
£37 500
Game release
03/10/2024
5 steps to spin

Where does your bet go?

You pick your bet before each spin, choosing from £0.20 up to £5. Your stake stays the same across consecutive spins unless you change it.

When clusters form

Symbols land on a 6x5 grid. You win when five or more of the same symbol touch each other horizontally or vertically, forming a cluster. Clusters pay regardless of position.

What Wilds do in base

During a base game spin, Wilds appear and substitute for all symbols except Bonus. Winning clusters disappear and new symbols drop to fill the gaps, potentially creating more wins in the same round.

How bonus scatters work

Land three, four or five Bonus scatters anywhere on the grid to trigger ten, fifteen or twenty Free Spins. The bonus round begins immediately.

Set your session boundary

Before you play, you can set limits on your spending per session or per day. These boundaries help you stay in control of your stakes.

What you gain here
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How free spins and multipliers work

Three or more Bonus scatters award 10, 15 or 20 free spins. Wilds become sticky and carry random multipliers of 2x, 3x, 5x or 10x. Multipliers from different Wilds in the same cluster combine. Extra Bonus scatters during free spins add 5, 10, 20 or 30 more spins. Your round ends early if your total win reaches 7,500x your bet.

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Play the base game rounds first

On the 6x5 grid, five or more connected symbols form a cluster to win. Wilds substitute for all symbols except Bonus and have no multiplier in the base game. Clusters cascade as winning symbols disappear and new ones drop down. Your largest single round win caps at 7,500x your stake in base game rounds.

What the numbers don't tell you

Know the limits before you play

Understood what RTP and maximum win do and do not guarantee about your play.

The Dog House – Muttley Crew bonuses don't follow a pattern

Bonus scatters land as they choose, not on a schedule. You might trigger Free Spins on your fifth spin or your fiftieth. No pattern tells you when the next bonus round will start.

What does the RTP guarantee you?

Over thousands of spins, this slot returns 96.50 pence per pound staked on average. One session is chance alone. You might win more or lose everything, whatever the RTP says.

Why the biggest wins almost never happen

The maximum win of 7500 times your stake exists as a ceiling, reached so rarely that you cannot plan your play around it. Most rounds end nowhere near that figure.
The Dog House – Muttley Crew demo

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You'll know whether the demo or real money play suits your approach to this slot.

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Your expected return

Your return: 96.50% of every 100 you stake

RTP is the average amount a player receives back across thousands of spins. The 96.50% figure for the standard game tells you what to expect over an extended play session, not in any single round.

RTP 96.50% · Standard game
£96.50
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Your stakes and limits on this 6x5 grid

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£5 → £37 500

Maximum bet and top win

You can bet up to £5 on each spin, which at maximum stake can return as much as £37,500 if a win hits the top prize on this game.

Can you set spins to run automatically?

You cannot use autoplay on this slot at Prestige Casino, so every spin needs you to click the spin button yourself.

Four games in the series

Your moment to compare the series

Each Dog House slot differs in RTP (96.50% to 96.53%) and maximum win (7,500x to 25,000x bet), letting you choose the volatility and scale that suits your play.

The Dog House Megaways 1000
x25 000
The Big Dog House
x15 000
The Dog House – Royal Hunt
x8 000
The Dog House – Muttley Crew
x7 500
The Dog House – Dog or Alive
x10 000
The Dog House – Muttley Crew

What you need to know before you play?

01Why does The Dog House – Muttley Crew ask for a minimum stake of £0.20?+
You can stake from £0.20 up to £5 on each spin. The amount you choose affects your potential winnings: at the minimum £0.20, a top win reaches £1500, while betting the maximum £5 gives you a top win of £37,500. Pick the stake that suits your session.
02Do I need to land bonus scatters to trigger Free Spins in Muttley Crew?+
Yes, Free Spins start when you land 3, 4 or 5 Bonus scatters on the grid. Three scatters give 10 spins, four give 15, and five give 20. During Free Spins, Wilds become sticky with random multipliers that can boost your wins significantly.
03Where does Muttley Crew sit compared to other Dog House games?+
This slot is part of The Dog House series alongside titles like The Dog House Megaways 1000, The Big Dog House and The Dog House – Royal Hunt. Each game has its own grid layout, maximum win and features; they are separate games rather than versions of the same slot.
04Do I need to prepare for a highly volatile game with Muttley Crew?+
This slot is high volatility, meaning wins come less often and can be much bigger when they land. You should be ready for longer spells without wins, but when a win does hit, especially during Free Spins with sticky multiplier Wilds, it can be substantial.
05What happens when I check the RTP of The Dog House – Muttley Crew?+
The slot has one RTP version: 96.50% for the standard game. This figure is calculated on every £100 you stake across the long run, covering both the base game and Free Spins together. Your actual session results will vary.
The Dog House – Muttley Crew and you
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Spending stays planned

Decide what you can afford to lose before your first spin and stick to that amount. A budget stops your session from running away from you.

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Deciding when to leave

Plan your exit point in advance, whether you're up or down. Stop after a win just as you would after a loss to keep the game in perspective.

3

Limits catch runaway play

Use your account's deposit limits and loss limits to enforce your boundaries. Set them now, before you play, so they work when the game gets intense.

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When fun fades, pause or exclude

Take a break whenever the game stops being fun, or use self-exclusion if you need to step away completely. GamCare and BeGambleAware are there when you need support.