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Wild symbols
A wild may substitute for other symbols in some combinations, but the exceptions and conditions vary. It may not replace every symbol or operate in every feature.
The game information panel defines the actual rule.
Scatter and multiplier symbols
Scatter symbols may be linked to feature triggers, while multipliers may apply to qualifying outcomes. Location, count and effect can differ between titles.
A symbol appearing in one round does not mean another is due.
Use the paytable, not an assumption
The same label can have different meanings across games. Use the published rules to check the role of a symbol and keep that information separate from a spending decision.
A feature description does not justify extending a session beyond its boundary.
Frequently asked questions
Does a wild always replace every symbol?
No. The individual game rules set which symbols it may substitute for.
Does a scatter mean a bonus is close?
No. A previous result does not make a future feature due.
Editorial note
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