by BGaming
Slot Machine stages its bonus as a wheel bolted above a red cabinet, each wedge printed with its own multiplier, from x3 to x2024. That top figure never appears as the game's advertised max win: the splash screen prints 2124x, a hundred points higher, matching the best line payout for three sevens. The Hold and Spin respin counter follows the same arithmetic honesty: three respins, reset only by a fresh Bonus coin, none of which appeared in one captured round, so three symbols stayed the final count and the wheel paid its lowest wedge. Presentation and payout agree here down to the digit.
Slot Machine runs on three reels, three rows and 5 Lines. The theme is Traditional casino classics and Fruits, staged as one red cabinet. Lever, marquee and coin tray are not decoration. They frame every control and every readout. The bonus ladder is not hidden in a menu either. It sits above the reels as a lit wheel, marked from x3 to x2024. The central fact of this build is placement. Every number that matters is mounted on the machine itself.
The Buy Bonus coin hangs on the cabinet's lower right. Its price follows the stake. At 0.10 FUN the coin reads 6.00 FUN. At 8.00 FUN the purchase dialog reads 480.00 FUN. Both figures equal 60x the total bet. Only one tier exists, with no smaller or larger variant. The rules print one RTP for both paths: 97% in the base game and 97% in the buy. What the price secures is a trigger holding at least three coins. Three coins pay the ladder floor of x3. One captured purchase ended exactly there. It returned 0.30 FUN against the 6.00 FUN price. A round closing at the floor repays one twentieth of the cost. Everything above the floor is left to the respins. Volatility is Very high. The floor is not hypothetical; it is a documented outcome.
The Hold and Spin round reports its own state as it runs. Triggering coins stick and turn into gold stars. Each new coin resets the counter to three respins. The wheel lights the wedge matching the number collected. That lit wedge is the multiplier currently guaranteed. A printed counter shows the respins remaining. Banners announce each phase in plain words. The closing screen gives the result twice, as an amount and as a bet multiplier. The captured round read 0.30 FUN and 3x bet. Nothing about a round's standing requires opening a menu.
| Figure | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Bonus buy price | 60x the total bet | Buy coin, repriced with the stake |
| RTP | 97% | Rules, stated for both modes |
| Ladder floor, three coins | x3 of the total bet | First wheel wedge and paytable |
| Ladder ceiling, nine coins | x2024 of the total bet | Top wheel wedge and paytable |
| Maximum win | 2124x | Splash screen and rules |
| Volatility | Very high | Catalogue only; absent from all captured screens |
Two documented points resist the machine's clarity. The rules claim line wins multiply the bet per line. Measured play contradicts that sentence. A natural spin produced three winning Plum lines at once. Each paid the full 0.40 FUN at a 0.10 FUN stake. The total win read 1.20 FUN, and the balance rose by exactly that. The paytable pays in multipliers of the full bet, per line. The printed boilerplate misdescribes the build. The second point is the maximum win. The splash prints 2124x; the ladder ends at x2024. The gap equals exactly x100, the prize for three sevens. The game never confirms that composition. It remains an inference, not a rule.
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Published 01/09/2026 Updated 19/09/2026
