Numbers Slot Review 2024

Numbers

Numbers is a slot with 5 reels and 25 paylines. This game was designed by B3W, with a prize of $1,000 and a wild symbol to increase the odds in favor of the players.

Numbers is a slot that focuses on math, and the entire design is made to look like a whiteboard with equations on it. You can find the logo at the top, but the rest of the slot is covered by the reels with the various formulas and math graphics. I will not even try to describe what the symbols look like, but I'm sure you will figure it out if you enjoy math. It's a nice looking design, with a few special symbols included, one of them being the symbol for Pi, which acts as a wild. Another is the Algebra formula and the last one is the symbol with the beaker. These last two symbols will trigger bonus games.

With bets per line of up to 10 coins, the game allows for a maximum of 250 coins to be used in one bet. The value of the coin being fixed at $0.02, the maximum possible bet is $5. The game's top jackpot is 5000 times what the player wagered on that payline, meaning that up to 50,000 coins can be won. The cash value of that top jackpot is $1,000.

Three different symbols have special functions in this slot, the main one being the wild symbol, which uses the symbol for Pi. Reels 2 and 4 will get this symbol from time to time, and when they do, the three symbols on that reel all become wilds. With three wild symbols on the board, there is a very good chance of a winning combination being formed. The wild will only substitute for about half of the regular symbols of the game.

The first bonus symbol, the one with the beaker, will trigger the Laboratory bonus round, with three to five symbols. Depending how many of them triggered the round, the prizes can vary within certain margins. Three symbols will award between 2x and 10x the total bet, while four symbols award 4x to 20x and five symbols award 10x to 40x.

The second game has as a trigger a combination of five Algebra Formula symbols. It's a picking game, with prizes being awarded each time the player makes a choice.

Math fans should love this game, but I'm relatively sure that most of the other players will not really get it.