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Fairytale Legends: Hansel and Gretel FAIRYTALE LEGENDS: HANSEL AND GRETEL Game Type: Video Slot Game Return to Player: 96.71% Continue your legendary adventures with the second fairy tale out of the fantastic trilogy - Hansel and Gretel™. Get ready to embark on a wondrous journey through the deep dark woods together with NetEnt™! Fairytale Legends: Hansel and Gretel™ is a 5-reel, 3-row video slot with Random Features, Bonus Features, Free Spins, Stacked Wild Re-Spins, and Wild substitutions. Play the game and help the children find their way out of the forest. Meet the beautiful and already familiar fairies who will endow you with fun and thrilling Random Features. Who knows, perhaps you'll even find the witch's house made of candies. Press Spin and find out what the fairy tale will get you into! 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