Bankroll Reload 5 Lines Slot Review 2024

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Bankroll Reload 5 Lines slot has 3 reels and 5 paylines. This game was created by Top Game and its part of their classic game line-up, together with the other two versions of the same slot, which have 1 and 3 paylines.

This slot keeps the same top jackpot of $30,000 like the other two games from the series, and the one big difference otherwise is the fact that it has 5 paylines instead of 1 or 3. The graphics are pretty much identical otherwise, a combination of gold, red and black. The symbols are the same ones as in the other slots, with the golden 7 being the wild and the most important icon, with the others being the golden star, the banknote and the single, double and triple bar symbols.

A maximum of 5 coins on each spin can be wagered, with up to 1 coin for each payline. The value of the coin is selectable by the player, and it can be between $0.01 and $5. The slot's betting range is between $0.01 and $25 as a result. As for the top jackpot which is available to those that use the maximum bet option, it's 6000 coins, or $30,000 cash. The top prize of the game can be won by getting the 3 symbols with the golden 7 on the same payline. The second best prize is offered for three symbols with golden stars, and its 200 coins, or $1,000. Pretty much every symbol payout is the same as it is in the other two slots with the same name.

While this is a classic slot, and the features are not exactly abundant, the game does offer the wild symbol, and it's represented by the golden 7. The wild will act as a substitute when possible, taking the place of other symbols when it can create a winning combo that way. Since there are no other special symbols here, the wild can replace any other symbol, with no exceptions.

The player gets the choice whether to use the Autoplay option or not. If he does, he can select it to play for up to 99 automatic spins.

If you're wondering which of the three Bankroll Reload slots you should choose, I'd say either one will do. There isn't a really good reason for three separate versions to exist when there are so few differences between them.