All-Star
Gold

How to play

Sixty seconds of rules

Pick a bet — 5, 10 or 25 coins — and press spin, or just tap the space bar. The three reels stop in turn and fill a three-by-three window. Each of the three rows is a payline: fill one with matching symbols and it pays at the rate on the table, and if two or three rows land together you are paid for every one of them.

The mix rule is the only wrinkle. A row made up entirely of sevens, stars and crowns in any combination pays a small all-star premium, which softens the long stretches between the big rows. Symbol weights are fixed — bars are common, sevens are rare, and nothing about your bet, your streak, or how long you have been sitting there changes the odds of a spin.