Pirates are back on the 10p Gamer Channel and this week we’re sailing through the entire series from start to finish — a proper Pirots Week with £50 loaded for each game, base stake at 20p, and bonus hunt spins on to bring the feature frequency up and the storytelling alive. It’s real-money, low-stakes UK play exactly how we like it: no gimmicks, no crypto nonsense, just straight sessions on the Pirots slot family and the honest highs and lows that come with it.
We opened with Pirots 1 and it reminded me why the series took off in the first place. With the bonus hunt spins on, the game settled into that familiar rhythm of little upgrades, coin pops and sudden surges of activity that flip a board from nothing to something in a blink. It was one of those value-packed sessions where entertainment per pound feels sky-high — the kind that makes you think, “Yep, this is why we grind.” There’s a moment early on where I laugh at myself — “Am I recording? Yes, I’m recording. The game’s on.” and from that point the energy never really dips. More than once we’re nudged into bonus land and you can hear it in my voice: “I think I’m looking good… I fancy a little bit of good luck.” Those little teases and upgrades are the essence of a classic Pirots slot session, and it set the tone perfectly for the rest of the week.
Pirots 2 came next and brought us crashing back to earth — and I wouldn’t have it any other way. Same setup, same £50, same 20p stake with the boost up to 60p for the hunt, but this one was stubborn. It teased, it rattled, it flashed the right toys, and then it turned its back. That’s real gambling, and I’ll always show it exactly as it happens. You can hear the disbelief building: “It’s got to give us one eventually… surely not… no bonus round on Pirots 2?” It happens. We still had a few nice pops — a fiver here, an upgrade there — but the main feature never arrived. If you’ve followed the channel for any time at all, you know this is part of the story. The blank sessions make the good ones sing louder, and they give the week a proper narrative arc. Consider it the low tide before a swell.
Then we hit Pirots 3 and everything sparked back to life. This one is my sentimental favourite, and we were straight into the good stuff: fights breaking out, rum collecting, the train rattling through, boards turning from dead to delicious in a single cascade. The session delivered multiple features and that wonderful “one more, go on then” momentum. There’s a moment where a battle lines up and I’m practically narrating a heist — “Shoot the thing and I’ll collect my £10, please” — and it lands exactly on cue. Upgrades stack, the train rolls again and again, and suddenly we’ve turned a rough start into a proper recovery run. It’s also where the hunt becomes a genuine chase for the Pirots 3 super bonus. Once you’ve had it once, you can’t help but dream of it again, and with bonus hunt spins on you feel that little bit closer. Even when the gold carriage refuses to show, you see how quickly 3 can snowball, and why it’s the episode people rewatch.
All the while, the community vibe keeps growing. If you’re new here, you’ll pick it up fast: realistic low-stakes play, laughs when we deserve them, moans when the games do us dirty, and a shared understanding that we’re here for entertainment, not fairy tales. The Discord’s where that all comes together — monthly giveaways, genuine chat about where we play and how we manage stakes, and plenty of screenshots when something silly drops. The videos link you there, and if you fancy it, come in and say hello.
We’re closing the week with Pirots 4 Inferno, and that feels exactly right. Inferno is the rambunctious younger cousin — fast, volatile, and brilliant at turning a quiet board into a chain reaction that has you leaning toward the screen. After the patient build of 1, the reality check of 2, and the feature feast and super-bonus chase in 3, it’s the perfect finale. Same ground rules: £50 in, 20p base, bonus hunt spins on. Same promise: whatever happens, you’ll see it exactly as it unfolds. I’ve had some lovely sessions on Pirots 4 Inferno recently, and while it can be a bully when it wants to, it also does that explosive “out of nowhere” thing better than almost anything. That’s why we save it for the end — it’s a proper curtain-call game.
If you’re searching for the series, you’ll find each episode clearly labelled on the channel: Pirots 1 to set the hook, Pirots 2 for the grit, Pirots 3 for the fireworks and the Pirots 3 super bonus hunt, and Pirots 4 Inferno to turn the heat up. Watch them in order to get the full ebb and flow, or jump straight to your favourite if you’re chasing a specific vibe. Either way, it’s all recorded in one consistent style: small stakes, real money, bonus hunt spins on, and no filters on the commentary — just the session as it happens.
So that’s Pirots Week: a full tour of the Pirots slot series with a £50 start on each, a hunt for features and memorable moments, and a finale that aims to send us out smiling. If this is your first time on the 10p Gamer Channel, welcome aboard — hit subscribe, dive into the playlist, and come tell us about your own sessions. If you’ve been here a while, you already know the drill: kettle on, volume up, and let’s see what the birds bring in. Here’s to a super-bonus, a gold carriage, and a little bit of luck when we need it most.
