What happens when the feature starts#
Fortune Tiger uses a 3×3 grid with five fixed paylines. During any spin, its named feature can start randomly. One symbol other than Wild is chosen, and the feature’s reel set contains that symbol, Wild symbols and blank spaces.
That change focuses the round on a smaller set of possibilities you can recognise visually. Watch the chosen symbol and tiger Wilds, then note the positions already occupied. The game retains those symbols as the respins develop. The main image illustrates a feature starting, before you follow what arrives next.
How held symbols continue the respins#
Once the reels stop, an additional chosen symbol or Wild prompts another respin. Previously landed symbols stay where they are. Follow the blank positions to see where the grid can change during the next stage.
Held symbols remain in place during a Fortune Tiger demo respin.
A simple way to read the sequence is to compare two consecutive states: which positions were already occupied, and which symbols have just arrived? The old positions explain the retained part of the feature. The new arrivals explain why it continues.
The continuation rule is tied to additional symbols. When a respin adds no further chosen symbol or Wild, the feature ends and pays its wins. This is the point to read the completed result. The how-to-play guide connects that result with the stake and payout controls used for the round.
Reading the final feature result#
The demo displays a 12.00 result in a feature frame with blank positions still visible.
The pictured amount belongs to this demo outcome. Use the frame to recognise the retained symbols and the result display. The big-win gallery keeps it alongside other examples, including a separate Mega Win display, so each image retains its own context.
Five fixed paylines still provide the basis for reading wins. Combinations run from the leftmost reel to the right, Wilds substitute for symbols, and wins on different lines are added. Only the highest win on each individual line pays. The paytable explains the seven symbol values and the calculation using bet size and bet level.
When the x10 multiplier applies#
The multiplier applies when all symbols on the reels participate in a win. The completed winning combinations therefore matter when assessing the x10 condition. A retained symbol tells you about the feature’s progression; participation in a win tells you about the multiplier rule.
Keep the multiplier separate from the maximum-win figure. Fortune Tiger offers a maximum of up to 2,500x the total bet. The x10 rule explains a multiplier on a qualifying win, while 2,500x describes the game’s upper win limit. They are related parts of the rules with different jobs.
For a broader view of the screen and controls, return to the demo overview. If you prefer to compare a different feature structure, Fortune Rabbit uses eight Fortune Spins and Prize symbols. Tiger’s defining sequence is the retention of symbols followed by respins that continue on additional arrivals.