The game at a glance
| Topic | What it means |
|---|---|
| Map layout | 70 squares |
| Selection | One or multiple squares |
| Bonus entry | A selected stone reveals Gonzo’s key |
| Bonus result | Determined by a falling block |
| Double stone | Doubles multiplier values |
| Related edition | Reworked from Gonzo’s Treasure Hunt |
A key changes the stage of the game
Finding Gonzo’s key on a selected stone opens the bonus. A falling block then determines a multiplier; a Double stone doubles multiplier values. Follow the reveal into the completed bonus rather than treating the key itself as a cash amount. The brief provider overview does not establish the probability of finding a key on a particular choice.
Count every selected square
The map invites multiple selections, but their costs add up. In a hypothetical illustration, four squares at 0.50 unit each cost 2 units. A combined credit of 1.50 leaves a 0.50-unit loss. If the same layout is repeated, the full 2-unit cost repeats as well. The example explains the ledger, not the location of a hidden reward.
Treasure Map and Treasure Hunt are related editions
Evolution’s November 2026 retrospective explicitly describes Treasure Map as a reworking of Treasure Hunt. That is useful when an older video or review uses the previous title. Match the name and features in the actual interface before applying old instructions. Shared Gonzo artwork does not establish that two recordings show identical rules.
What a preview can help you inspect
Use a recording to locate the square-selection area, the accepted-stake display and the transition when a key appears. Pause before the reveal and write down what is genuinely known; separate that from what only becomes visible afterwards. This exercise explains the interface without pretending that a completed video reveals tomorrow’s winning square or confirms current account access.
THE PRACTICAL DESK
Put the numbers to work
Change the example inputs to see how the arithmetic changes. These tools use the figures you enter; they do not read your casino account or predict a game result.
Round balance
Spending plan
Questions about this game
How many squares are on the map?
The official product description specifies 70.
Is a key already the final payout?
No. The key grants access to a bonus in which a falling block produces the multiplier outcome.
Is Treasure Map unrelated to Treasure Hunt?
No. Evolution describes Map as a reworking of Hunt. Use the actual edition’s rules rather than merging both guides.
Official game information
Game details checked against Evolution’s product material. The active table’s help defines the edition, limits and settlement used by your operator.
