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Winning symbols are removed and new symbols drop into the gaps, so a single spin can pay several times before it ends.

What it means for you: Raises the ceiling of any one spin and lengthens it. Sessions feel streakier than the hit frequency alone suggests.

The sheet labels the reel type 'Collapsing Reels': winning symbols are removed and new symbols cascade down to refill the grid, and the round repeats while a further win keeps forming. The Wilds-on-the-Way upgrade is explicitly keyed to 'every new round after the new symbols have cascaded down' (section 2.3).

A triggered round of spins that costs nothing and usually changes the maths.

What it means for you: Where most of the return lives in modern slots. How long it takes to reach is the feature frequency.

4 or more Scatter symbols appearing anywhere trigger the Free Spins Feature with 10 free spins, plus 2 more for each additional Scatter beyond 4. The multiplier reel carries over into the feature and does not reset after the first free spin, and the feature can be retriggered. Section 2.5 of the sheet.

The free-spins round can be bought outright for a fixed multiple of the base bet, skipping the wait.

What it means for you: Compresses a long session into one purchase, and usually at a different RTP from the base game.

A Feature Buy menu lets the player buy the Free Spins Feature directly, per section 2.6: 'Tap on Start button to buy the Free Spins Feature at the price displayed in the Feature Buy menu.' The sheet confirms the button and menu exist but publishes no price or separate feature-buy RTP figure in text, so no feature_buy_rtp is stored on the rtp_configs row above.

Substitutes for other paying symbols to complete a win, usually excluding scatters and bonus symbols. This is the baseline symbol behaviour, present on the overwhelming majority of titles, and its exclusions are what actually differ between games.

What it means for you: Raises hit frequency. On its own it does not move volatility.

The Wild symbol substitutes for all symbols except Scatter and appears only on reels 2, 3, 4 and 5 (section 2.2). It also carries the multiplier reel: a Wild involved in a win totals the multiplier value beneath it into the win multiplier (section 2.4).

A fixed multiplier factor applies to wins, usually inside a feature, stated as a single value or a capped range rather than a progression.

What it means for you: Scales the whole feature's payouts. The biggest wins on the game are usually a multiplier event rather than a paytable one.

'Multiplier Reel': at the start of any main-game spin, the 4 multiplier values below the reels are set to x2; whenever one or more Wild symbols appear on the reels and are involved in a win, the multipliers beneath those Wilds are totalled and wins are multiplied by that total before being paid, after which the used multipliers are destroyed and bigger multipliers cascade in from the right. Named in the sheet's own introduction ('multiplier symbols at the bottom of the reels') alongside Wilds-on-the-Way as the game's two featured mechanics, and given in full in section 2.4.

A symbol on the grid is marked, and winning with it promotes it to a higher tier, either once per feature or progressively as a counter fills, sometimes ending as a Wild.

What it means for you: Makes a long feature meaningfully better than a short one, which rewards retriggers and lengthens sessions.

'Wilds-on-the-Way': during any spin, some symbols (excluding Wild and Scatter) in reels 2, 3, 4 and/or 5 that occupy 2 to 4 symbols' spaces may carry a gold background; at every new round after symbols have cascaded down, any gold-background symbol involved in a win in the previous round transforms into a Wild symbol. The sheet's own introduction names this beside the multiplier reel as the pair the game is built around; the full mechanic is in section 2.3.