Wonder Woman Gold is a Bally video slot based on the 1970s Wonder Woman TV series, with Lynda Carter as Wonder Woman and clips and music from the show. The online version has 5 reels and 40 paylines, a return to player of about 96%, expanding wilds, a free spins bonus where you choose 8, 16 or 25 spins, and three star jackpots. Bally is now part of Light & Wonder.
On casino floors Bally launched two versions together in 2014, Wonder Woman Wild and Wonder Woman Gold, on its Pro Wave cabinet, with free games and three progressive jackpots available at any bet level.
Wonder Woman Gold at a glance
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Maker | Bally (now part of Light & Wonder) |
| Theme | 1970s Wonder Woman TV series, starring Lynda Carter |
| Layout (online) | 5 reels, 40 paylines |
| RTP (online) | About 96% |
| Volatility (online) | Low to medium |
| Free spins | Choose 8, 16 or 25 spins |
| Jackpots | Three levels, won with star symbols on reels 1 and 5 |
| Online release | 2016 |
| Last checked | November 2026 |
Theme and symbols
The big draw is nostalgia. Lynda Carter appears as both Wonder Woman and Diana Prince, Lyle Waggoner’s Steve Trevor shows up on the reels, and short clips from the TV series play during features. The show’s theme song runs through the free spins, which fans will enjoy at first, though it repeats a lot.
The lower-paying symbols are the familiar A, K, Q and J, alongside themed symbols such as Wonder Woman’s boots. Diana Prince is one of the top-paying symbols.
Expanding wilds
In Wonder Woman Gold, the wild can land on reels 2, 3 and 4 and expand to cover the whole reel. One expanded wild can complete several of the 40 lines at once.
Free spins bonus
Three Wonder Woman scatter symbols pay a scatter prize and start the free spins bonus. You then choose how many spins to take, and the choice trades the number of spins against how many low-paying symbols are swapped for Wonder Woman:
| Option | Free spins | Symbols replaced by Wonder Woman |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 8 | A, K, Q and J |
| 2 | 16 | K, Q and J |
| 3 | 25 | Q and J |
Fewer spins with more Wonder Woman symbols gives bigger but less predictable results. More spins with fewer replacements gives steadier, smaller wins.
The online game also has a buy bonus option, which lets you pay to go straight to the free spins. Check the price before you use it.
Star jackpots
Three jackpot levels are shown above the reels. You win one when matching star symbols land on reels 1 and 5: a gold star for the top jackpot, a red star for the middle one and a blue star for the smallest. In the casino versions the three jackpots are progressive and available at any bet level.
Playing Wonder Woman Gold online
The online version follows the casino slot machine closely in look and features. Real-money availability depends on where you live and which games your casino carries, and free demo versions are easy to find. If you play at offshore online casinos, keep in mind that they are not licensed by US state regulators.
For more slots based on films and TV, see our reviews of Ghostbusters, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory and The Walking Dead.
Wonder Woman slot FAQ
Who makes the Wonder Woman slot?
Bally, which is now part of Light & Wonder.
What is the RTP of Wonder Woman Gold?
About 96% for the online version. Casino machines are set by each casino within the limits its regulator allows.
Which free spins option is best?
None is better on average. Eight spins with four symbols replaced is the riskiest choice, and 25 spins with two symbols replaced is the steadiest.
What is the difference between Wonder Woman Gold and Wonder Woman Wild?
Bally released them together as two versions of the same TV-show theme, both with free games and three progressive jackpots. The online game is Wonder Woman Gold, with expanding wilds; on a casino cabinet, check the help screen to see how that version plays.
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