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A single Double Wammy symbol on the payline and
a single Cherry symbol on the payline completes a
two Cherry symbols combination. A two Cherry symbols
combination pays out 15 coins, with three coins bet.
Since a Double Wammy symbol is showing, the payout
is 2 x 15 = 30 coins.
Two Double Wammy symbols and a 3-Bar symbol on the
payline complete a three 3-Bar symbols combination.
A three 3-Bar symbols combination normally pays out
120 coins, with three coins bet. Since two Double
Wammy symbols are showing, the payout is 4 x 120 =
480 coins.
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The rules for slots are one of the simplest set of rules for any casino game. There ARE no real rules. All the player has to do is drop coins in the slot and pull the handle or push the spin button.
The mission of the game is to match preselected symbols on the pay line, (or paylines, depending on the machine being played, there can be up to 5 pay lines on some machines), to earn credits.
Slot machines can be found in many denominations from 5 cents to $5 being the most popular, although there are also machines that accept $100 tokens.
This is one of my favourite games to play at the casino because of the anticipation that the next spin will be a winning one, then I can be like the other players around me and send the lights flashing and bells ringing.
It is a popular game for beginners because it is just them against the machine. They don't have to worry about rules and regulations, or being laughed at by the other players for making a bad play, all they have to do is try to hit the jackpot by matching the highest paying symbols on one of the pay lines.
The
Spring Break. symbol is a wild, multiplier symbol. It
substitutes for any other symbol to complete winning
combinations, except the Beach Party symbol. The wild symbol
also doubles the payout of any combination it completes. The
Beach Party. symbol is a scatter symbol. It can be
scattered anywhere on the five reels, provided two or more
Beach Party symbols appear. Five Scatter symbols will pay 500
times your total. bet!.
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