Play Fistful of Dollars for Free

Saucify seem to use a different number of win-lines for every slot they make. This one uses 30, nothing wrong with that of course, it complements the other games with 15, 20, 25, 40, 50 and 243 ways to win that I have played recently.

You can choose your lines, your coin size and the number of lines you play with this game. The coins go up to 10c; you can play 10 per line – making the max spin $30 for all the lines. You can spin from 30c a time if that is more comfortable.

The biggest paying symbol is the lady with a feather boa with a gun; this will get you 6000 coins for 5 on a line. Next comes the bag of gold nuggets (3000 for 5), Marshal’s badge (1000) and crossed guns (500). The smaller wins include liquor, the cactus, boot, hat and cowboy on a horse in silhouette.

There are wilds in this game, in the form or portraits of cowboys. Any likeness to Clint Eastwood being purely coincidental of course. These symbols only appear on reels 2 and 4 (counted from the left). When they do the figures expand to cover the entire reel, fire some gunshots and then turn wild. This can significantly increase your wins for that spin – especially those times when you get both together.

The remaining symbol is the wanted poster, which triggers the free spin bonus with 3+ anywhere on the reels. This symbol also comes to life for a moment before the bonus begins. You’ll get 10 spins for 3, 15 for 4 or 20 for all 5.

All wins during the bonus round are quadrupled, which is the highest default I know of on Saucify slots. It is not clear whether this can be retriggered (not for me!), so I will assume that you can add more spins with more 3+ posters during play. There is nothing special happening on the reels compared to the base game. It is always a pleasure to watch your total wins going up. The expanding wilds are still in play during this feature.

Another great slot from Saucify. I like their games in general, though the previous lack on anything interesting happening on the reels (maybe with the exception of the random wilds in Bucksy Malone) was a big gap. Even including something as simple as expanding wilds shows that this software house is keeping up with the latest developments. Aside from the wilds and free spins, there is not a whole lot of action going on in this game. A solid game rather than anything spectacular would be the best description. I do enjoy Wild West slots, and this is a good take on the theme. Check it out for yourself soon!