Slot Machine: Read Our Review

Traditional casino classics and Fruits symbols fill a 3 reel, 3 row grid. Wins pay across 5 Lines. Above the cabinet sits a Bonus wheel, the display for the Hold and Spin feature. Its wedges are already marked x3, x10, x20, x50, x100, x500 and x2024. Every tier the feature could ever pay is visible before a credit is spent. That reverses the usual order. A player sees the whole range first. Only afterward does a purchase reveal how close it actually gets to that range.

The Buy Bonus costs 6.00 FUN on a 0.10 FUN bet. At an 8.00 FUN bet it costs 480.00 FUN. Both prices equal x60 of the total stake. Landing three BONUS symbols opens the round at the lowest wedge, x3. The documented round shows how thin that floor can be. Three respins closed without a new symbol. The wheel stayed on x3. The round paid 0.30 FUN against a 6.00 FUN entry price. The wheel names the ceiling long before a round starts. The respin counter is what actually decides which wedge gets paid.

RTP is printed at 97% for the base game. The same 97% applies to the Buy Bonus. No lower figure is stated for the purchase route. Volatility is rated Very high. The printed cap is x2124 of the bet. Only one purchase price is documented for this build. No cheaper ante-style entry appears in the record. That single RTP figure is the only stated link between the 6.00 FUN price and the wheel's seven possible outcomes. Nothing else printed on screen breaks that 97% down by entry method.

The Bonus wheel's top wedge reads x2024. It is reached at nine collected BONUS symbols. The rules panel and splash screen instead print x2124 as the maximum win of the whole game. The difference between them is x100. That figure matches the highest regular line payout, three Red 7 symbols on an active line. The game never states that the two results combine. Read as printed, x2124 is the advertised ceiling. x2024 is the only ceiling the Bonus wheel itself ever shows reaching.

The Help section states that payline wins are multiplied by the bet per line. Recorded play does not match that sentence. A 0.40 FUN plum payout landed on three simultaneous lines at a 0.10 FUN total bet. The total paid was 1.20 FUN, not one fifth of that per line. The paytable numbers are already full-bet multipliers. The wheel and paytable display them that way. The written rule describing a per-line split is boilerplate. It does not describe what the screen actually pays.