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A scatter-pay grid awards wins based on how many matching symbols appear anywhere on the reels, with no fixed paylines required. Sweet Bonanza uses this format across a six-by-five grid.

After a winning combination lands, tumbling reels remove those symbols and drop new ones into the gaps. Chains of wins can build within a single paid spin, which is central to Gates of Olympus.

Ways-pay slots count wins across every possible left-to-right symbol combination, not just fixed lines. Blue Ridge Ways uses this format, meaning more symbol positions equal more potential win paths.

A crash game runs a climbing multiplier that can stop at any point. In Moon Crash, you choose when to exit and lock in the current multiplier before it resets — timing is the entire mechanic.

Hit frequency is how often a spin returns any win, expressed as a percentage. A higher hit frequency means smaller, more frequent returns; a lower one means fewer but potentially larger results.

A slot feature spin is a round triggered by scatter symbols or a bonus mechanic, often with altered reel rules or multipliers active. It differs from a base spin, which runs under default game math.