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The Enforcer is a 20 payline slot, one whose paylines can be adjusted along with the line bet, which can be set as low as 0.2 per spin and as high as 2,000. It’s unlikely that a lot of players will have the means to wager that much on a solitary spin, but if you do happen to find yourself in such a position, by all means unleash and see if you can win staggeringly large sums in return. With an RTP of under 94%, this low to medium variance slot comes in at under the industry average. In its favour though, it’s easy enough to record small wins on the reels.

Autoplay is available if desired, with the ability to set loss and win limits. The highest this can be set at is 508,000,000 – yes, you read that right – and the lowest is 50,000. The scatter symbol in this game, the sheriff with a pair of crossed pistols, is an interesting one in that it also takes on the role of wild when you get to free spins. That happens when you land three scatters in view, whereupon you’ll be awarded 8 free spins with a multiplier of as much as 3x thrown in for good measure. The sheriff will appear on reels 1 and 5 during free spins and will substitute for all other symbols.

The enforcer who lends this slot its name is presumably the sheriff, for he’s the most valuable symbol in the game and also the most powerful. In regular play, the wild symbol is a cattle brand glowing red hot that will substitute for regular symbols. When you get to free spins, this symbol remains locked in position, which is when the scatter then takes on the role of wild. The other symbols you’ll encounter on the board are also extremely useful, for even the playing card symbols can command 15,000 for 5. By the time you get to the pistol and holster symbol, that figure’s risen to 20,000; 50,000 in the case of the cowboy and 200,000 for 5 scatters on a payline.

The closest slot to The Enforcer in terms of bet levels and symbols is Thunder Cash. That’s because it’s another Ainsworth slot that was released around the same time as this effort. Thunder Cash has a completely different theme and feel to it though because it’s a classic slot whose backdrop is a casino and whose symbols are 7s and other old school values. Mugshot Madness by Microgaming and Lightning Wild by Novomatic are another pair of 20 payline slots that you might enjoy.

Ainsworth are a developer whose slots vary greatly in terms of theme and also in terms of bet levels. It’s possible to bet small and keep your credits ticking over here or alternatively you can go all in and either blow or multiply the lot in an instant. The Enforcer is an enjoyable slot that doesn’t complicate things, unless you count the fact that scatter turns into wild during free spins. Nicely designed symbols, smooth animations and the potential to win massive amounts of credits make this lively slot one to covet.