The game is 5 × 3 with 20 pay lines. The legend of a poor lumberjack who discovers the secret on how to enter a den of thieves and ends up being the only one left alive to know that the secret code will lead him on a high-volatility reel adventure with wild substitutions and a Den of Thieves Bonus feature where you can win bet multipliers or Free Spins that can generate winnings of up to 9,968 times your bet.
Winnings are awarded for three to five matching symbols on a line from left to right only.

Despite the transparent reels, it is too dark to discern what riches are out of reach. There are 5 reels, each with 3 rows, and intersected by 20 fixed pay lines. The configuration makes sense, but most of the screen is occupied by a large dark hole. It is not the oriental buffet of sights and sounds it could have been, but it does the job and is attractive enough for the eyes. Under the reels is the menu bar where players can bet.
The rules are simple. Combinations of three or more matching symbols from right to left result in a payment. The symbols used are like the rest of the game, functional but not too exciting. The low-wage section of the paytable is composed of faint smoke and 10-aspect genius: a royalty that is backed by 4 high pay symbols that are bowls of spices, precious stones, a golden amulet and one of those Arab daggers curves The values of the symbols are more or less, with the most valuable dagger at 14 times the bet on a line of five. Wild cards offer much better value, and there are two of them. Ali Baba Wild may appear at any time, and Thieves Wild appears during the Free Spins round. Both can replace any other payment symbol, and both will pay 250 times the bet for five of a kind.