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There are 15 win lines for this game, which you can lower if you wish. The minimum coin per line is 2p with the possibility to bet £10 per line ($150 per spin) if you wish. Auto play lets you choose up to 50 spins in this game. If that brass band music gets too much, you can toggle this off via the options button on top of the reels.

Individual wins are on the smaller side, with the bigger prize potential coming from the bonus games instead. This does keep your bankroll ticking over nicely. I would rate this as a low to mid variance slot. Kings are the best paying regular symbol, 5 of these will get you 500 coins, with 200 for 4 and 45 for 3. Next comes the queen with a top prize of 300 for 5, the jack is next at 250 for 5. The suits are led by the diamond at 200 for 5 with the others smaller still.

Grand final bonus symbols have a scatter prize, which applies to 3 or more anywhere on the reels. If you hit 5 of these you will win 1000 times your total stake (which can then be multiplied in the bonus game). 4 get you 50x the total stake and 3 gets you 10x.

There is a wild symbol in the form of the winking joker, which substitutes for all of the regular features – though not the special or bonus ones. Three symbols are involved in the double chance bonus. Two coloured cashpot symbols increment the pots on top of the reels if they land anywhere on the screen. The double-chance logo is then used to trigger the bonus round that allows you to win them, with 3 consecutively on the reels.

Both bonus games are similar, with the double chance having two rows of cards and the grand final having a 3rd row. In the grand final you go to a break out screen and your hostess to the left of this will introduce the game. You start on the bottom row of cards, and have to guess high or low to move across from left to right. As you reach the end of the row, you win a multiplier of the scatter win that got you to the bonus. This is 2x for the bottom row, 5x for the middle and 10x for a single card on the top row. If any choice is wrong, the bonus ends there. In the double-chance bonus, you are instead trying to reach the progressive red and blue cash pots which accumulated during play.

I enjoyed the bonus games, though there is little more frustrating than going higher on a 4 and hitting a 3 for the 10x bonus!

This is another solid game show recreation in the ever growing line of Fremantle slots. I like the retro look combined with their characteristic fast and smooth game play. The bonus rounds are not too frequent. When you keep in mind that the wins can be huge (up to 10,000 times your total stake for that spin) then these are worth waiting for.