Wild Toro II is the beefed-up sequel to the original Toro: an ELK Studios slot machine that focuses on the pace (respins), walking wilds, and a grid that can expand as the action unfolds. If the aim is to find a “high variance” slot (big wins possible, but irregular), this one ticks many boxes 🐂.

Quick Facts

What Makes It Stand Out

On paper, Wild Toro II presents itself as a 5×5 “charging slot”: the grid can extend, some symbols move, and each respin can shift the sequence. Result: there are very calm sessions… and others where everything happens at once.

• Walking Wilds: Toro, the silver matador, and the gold matador move across the grid and trigger respins. The gold matador carries a multiplier that increases with each step.

• Expanding Reels: each visible matador can add an additional row, up to a maximum of 8 rows.

• Toro Goes Berserk: if matadors are present, Toro can “charge”, ejecting them and leaving a trail of wilds behind. If he takes down a gold matador, he absorbs its multiplier and becomes a walking wild with a progressive multiplier.

X-iter: Go Straight to the “Interesting Moment”

ELK Studios offers its X-iter™ option here: multiple modes that allow you to start directly with a more “animated” setup, from 5× bet (guaranteed win) up to a super feature at 500×, featuring sticky wilds and persistent super multipliers. Handy for testing the mechanics without waiting long.

Getting Started Tips

• Start in Demo Mode: the “medium to high” volatility means that paying sequences can be spaced out. The demo helps you understand the cadence of respins and the behaviour of walking wilds.

• Adjust the Bet: the range is broad (€0.20 to €100). On a high variance slot, a lower bet often prolongs the session and gives time for features to trigger.

• Keep a Simple Reference Point: set a limit (budget/time) before starting the session. It avoids “chasing” a feature.

Also See on 8Fortuna

If you like the ELK Studios style, two other machines from the provider already listed on the site: Zulu Gold and ZapLab.

Reminder: gambling should always be entertainment. If you lose control, taking a break and seeking help can really make a difference.