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Ghost Booster! GO Guaranteed

Play'n GO · released 1 Oct 2026 · page updated 19 Oct 2026

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Launch write-up

Ghost Booster! GO Guaranteed came out on October 1, 2026, and it’s one of Play’n GO’s GO Guaranteed games. The name points to the hook: the Hold & Spin bonus comes with a minimum payout, and you can see that minimum before the bonus starts.

The floor is shown on a meter above the reels during the base game. It rises when Collector symbols land with no Coins next to them. Every two of those push the meter up one level, and there are five levels. The higher it sits, the more the bonus is guaranteed to pay.

Hold & Spin itself starts when six or more Coins land. You get three respins, and each new Coin or Collector sets the count back to three. It stops when the respins run out or every position is filled. If the total falls short of the meter’s figure, the game raises it to that figure.

Around that core, Collectors pick up the Coin values in view during regular spins as well as in the bonus. A separate five-step tracker counts the coins you collect, and climbing it brings in the Wheel of Spooks, a single spin that awards one of four jackpot prizes. The setting is a haunted house with a small ghost named Wispy.

Play’n GO’s page doesn’t publish an RTP, a max win, volatility or a grid size. None of the 10 Play’n GO games on our calendar had published those figures as of October 19, 2026. No US casino lobby we monitor has listed Ghost Booster! GO Guaranteed so far.

Features

  • GO Guaranteed Meter
  • Wheel of Spooks
  • Hold & Spin
  • Coin Collection
  • Ghostly Progression

Source: playngo.com, checked 18 Oct 2026.

Where to play (US)

Not yet seen in a US casino lobby.

A sighting means we saw the game listed. It isn't a full list of where you can play it, because casinos add and remove games often. Real-money play is legal only in some states, and only for players 21 and over.

History

  1. Released by Play'n GO. playngo.com

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