A Wild-focused five-reel game
Start with the cabinet’s own rules. Wild Slots uses a five-by-three grid and 20 fixed paylines. Its distinguishing feature is a doubled line award when a Wild participates inside the paying match. This mode uses its own paytable; the extra multiplier is not added to the Video Slots table. The written rule applies on both desktop and mobile. Keep the current domain in view when checking saved information.
First find the matching run
A clear result begins with a clear rule. Each payline is read from the first reel toward the fifth. The engine checks each possible paying symbol, allowing Wild substitutions, and finds its consecutive run. Three matching positions are required before the line can receive an award. You can read the references without committing another wager.
Apply the double only where it belongs
The details of this mode matter. The 2× multiplier applies when a Wild is within that line's qualifying run. A Wild after the run has already broken does not double the award. A Wild elsewhere on the screen also does not affect a line that does not pass through it. Check the cabinet name when comparing this rule with another mode. Keep the current domain in view when checking saved information.
Compare competing interpretations
The details of this mode matter. A leading group of Wilds can fit more than one paying symbol. The engine compares the credit values of those possible interpretations, including the Wild multiplier, and keeps the largest. It does not add several interpretations of the same line together. You can read the references without committing another wager. Keep the current domain in view when checking saved information.
Read base values in the table
The following rule applies to this mode. The paytable displays multipliers before the Wild doubling. The result explanation displays the multiplier actually awarded after that rule is applied. This distinction lets you reproduce the calculation using the line wager shown next to the Spin controls. You can read the references without committing another wager. Additional context is available in the site’s related guides.
Understand a mixed example
Read this detail before your next round. A line beginning with cherry, Wild and cherry contains a three-position cherry match unless further symbols extend it. Because Wild is inside that match, the applicable cherry award is doubled. The presence of Wild does not allow the matching run to skip an unrelated symbol. Use the displayed amounts to follow the credit calculation. Keep the current domain in view when checking saved information.
Keep a separate record
Here is one part of the current game. Wild Slots has its own saved balance and results. It has no Scatter symbol and no free-spin counter. You can compare its completed round receipts with other modes, but their different tables mean the same visible symbol sequence can have different values. Check the cabinet name when comparing this rule with another mode. Keep the current domain in view when checking saved information.
Check the mathematics
The following rule applies to this mode. The theoretical RTP for this version of Wild Slots is 98.6701%. The figure already includes the 2× rule and the mode's actual table. It does not make Wilds more likely after an empty spin or change when the wager amount changes. The written rule applies on both desktop and mobile. Review the relevant page before using another mode.