Gold Party 2 - After Hours Slot Recension

Grab your four-leaf clover and hit the disco floor, Gold Party 2 After Hours is back, remixing the classic leprechaun slot into a late-night money hoedown. Developed by Wild Streak Gaming under the Pragmatic Play banner, this June 2025 sequel paints the Emerald Isle in neon disco lights and serves up four grids of hold‑and‑win chaos.

It’s the same old party: leprechauns, rainbows, horseshoes, unicorns - only now our merry host drops into a mushroom house on the 5×3 base game, then duplicates the fun across four grids in the Money Respin bonus. Throw in stacked wild multipliers, Copy Reels, and a potent hold mechanic, and you’ve got a sequel that builds on its predecessor with amplified flair - and a 10,312× max payout to match.

If you loved the first Gold Party but found it too mellow, this After Hours version doubles the volume, but it’s still a leprechaun party at heart. Ready to boogie for gold?

Gold Party 2 After Hours is open to casual and high-stakes dancers alike. Occasionally, the 50% Ante Bet jumps up the tempo, lowering the threshold for triggering the Money Respin feature, perfect for jitterbuggers chasing the bonus round more often.

Navigating the UI is like pouring a smooth whiskey - easy and elegant. You’ll find Turbo, Autoplay, and quick bet adjustments, all given that crisp Wild Streak polish. The game runs equally smoothly on mobile and desktop, meaning you can enjoy the leprechaun disco wherever you are, even if your feet aren't moving that fast.

Where there’s a party, there’s always party tricks, and Gold Party 2 has plenty of those, such as: 

Copy Reels

During the base game, if a full stack of high-paying symbols settles on reel 1, it clones itself onto other reels - potentially up to all five.

Money Respin Feature

Land 6 or more Money symbols to initiate the show’s main event—Money Respins on four 5×3 grids. The triggering symbols are spread across the grids, and you'll receive 8 respins. Any new symbols—Money, Multiplier, Extra Spin, or Bonus Award—stick in place, with respins resetting each time.

Symbols on Stage:

• Money symbols: values between 0.2× and 200× your stake
• Double Money (base-game only): counts as two symbols
• Multiplier symbols: apply x2 to x25 to a random symbol
• Extra Spin symbols: add one respin
• Bonus Award symbols: Mini (20×), Minor (60×), Major (320×), Grand (10,000×)
  
  

Each of the four grids has its own multiplier stage—from x2 up to x10. Once the grid is filled or respins run out, the grid's own multiplier applies to all its symbol values. Bonus Award symbols also go to a meter - three of the same level activates that award.

Bonus Buy Option

All-in dancers can purchase entry to the feature for 100× their stake, which triggers a random set of Money symbols to start. Definitely not a low-risk invitation, but it guarantees entry to the party.

Gold Party 2 After Hours throws the usual Irish charm into a neon-lit dance club. Symbols sparkle in disco sheen - horseshoes glitter, leprechauns sport platform shoes, and unicorns shimmer like mirrored balls. The reel graphics pop, the UI is crisp, and the 5×3 layout feels less classic and more retro dancefloor.

When the respin bonus starts, the background switches to a strobe-lit disco, bringing energy with it. Animations feel slick - the Copy Reels shimmer, multipliers radiate power, and grids light up as they fill.

The soundtrack swaggers between jaunty Celtic flute and electronic dance beats. Sound effects cue up each grid multiplier, symbol stick, and respin reset, keeping you locked in the groove.

It’s bright, bold, and unapologetically cliché - but when you're here to party, it’s hard not to tap your toes.

Gold Party 2 After Hours is a familiar four-grid remix of the original slot, amped up for a high-energy crowd. Its Money Respin feature - especially with grid multipliers and Bonus Award symbols - carries the party vibe, while base-game Copy Reels add some early sparkle. It’s not avant-garde, but for fans of classic Irish hold‑and‑win slots, it's a polished and punchy sequel.

Its greatest strength is the quad-grid bonus round, making it feel bigger than the first. However, the lack of innovation beyond that and reliance on clichés might dull the shine for players thirsting for something fresh. Still, if you're in the mood to dance with a crowd of luck-hungry leprechauns, this is one happy hour you might want to crash.