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This review documents a historical game edition. The archived rules and screenshots do not confirm current availability.
Explore Microgaming gamesEdition covered: the historical Microgaming three-reel, single-centre-line Cutesy Pie shown in the original sister-site gallery. LCB now catalogues the title under Games Global. Archived rules do not establish current availability or the settings of another edition.
Cutesy Pie is one of the numerous titles from the classic slot collection of major software provider Microgaming. What makes this retro game stick out is its Valentines Day theme, as the layout dazzles with romantic pastel colors like pink, baby blue, and purple. The three reels occupy most of the screen while an adorable panda plush toy beckons players to give them a spin.
Once again a classic selection of symbols is on display as winning combinations in Cutesy Pie are formed with three different types of lucky sevens as well as with triple, double and single bars. The iconic cherry symbols have given way to a pink heart icon which awards the lowest prizes in Cutesy Pie. The sound effects are rather toned down as the only thing players can hear is the soothing drone of the rotating reels.
The original paytable has separate columns for one, two and three coins wagered. Its awards are coin amounts, not fixed cash prizes. Three blue sevens pay 500, 1,000 or 2,500 coins respectively. Check the coin value and available controls in the edition you are using.
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This three-reel Microgaming slot has not much to offer when it comes to special symbols. In fact, this game lacks both wilds and scatters. Only regular symbols can reward spinners with a payout. The title of a top payer goes to the blue lucky seven icon which can earn you 500, 1,000 or 2,500 credits for bets of one, two or three coins, respectively. The yellow sevens award up to 240 credits for three-coin bets while the white ones enable players to take home earnings of up 120 coins when betting the maximum.
Bars and hearts also form paying combinations. The screen explicitly labels the small heart awards “ANY 1” and “ANY 2”; it does not support the former claim that a single heart must be on the leftmost reel. Hearts must appear on the centre payline. The instruction above the reels says only the highest win is paid on that line.
| Symbol | 1 coin wagered | 2 coins wagered | 3 coins wagered |
|---|---|---|---|
| Any 1 Heart | 2 | 4 | 6 |
| Any 2 Heart | 5 | 10 | 15 |
| 3x Hearts | 10 | 20 | 30 |
| 3x Any Bar | 5 | 10 | 15 |
| 3x Bar | 10 | 20 | 30 |
| 3x Double Bar | 20 | 40 | 60 |
| 3x Triple Bar | 30 | 60 | 90 |
| 3x Any 7 | 40 | 80 | 120 |
| 3x Yellow 7s | 80 | 160 | 240 |
| 3x Blue 7s | 500 | 1000 | 2500 |
How wins are calculated
The table gives the complete award for the selected coin column. Do not multiply it by the number of coins again. For example, three yellow sevens return 80 coins on a one-coin spin, 160 on a two-coin spin or 240 on a three-coin spin. With a hypothetical coin value of 0.10, a three-coin spin costs 0.30 and its 240-coin award is 24.00 before subtracting the stake.
The blue-seven row is not proportional: 500 coins for one coin, 1,000 for two, and 2,500 for three. At that same hypothetical coin value, the three-coin award is 250.00 for a 0.30 stake. This is a payout example, not an estimate of its probability or a reason to increase a stake. Only the highest centre-line win is paid, so matching symbol categories are not added together.
Features and source checks
The inspected screen shows three reels, one centre payline and a fixed coin paytable. The original LCB Cutesy Pie gallery was visually checked for the values above. Its review describes no wild, scatter, free-spin or bonus-round feature. The gallery does not show the full settings or an RTP statement, so this guide does not assert exact autoplay options, a universal denomination range or a verified RTP for every release.
Cutesy Pie questions and answers
Are the paytable numbers cash amounts?
No. They are coin awards for the selected one-, two- or three-coin stake. Multiply the award by the selected coin value to convert it into the account currency.
What do three blue sevens pay?
The original screen shows 500 coins with one coin wagered, 1,000 with two and 2,500 with three. The third column is not simply three times the first.
Must a single heart land on the first reel?
The original screen says “ANY 1” heart on the centre line. It does not impose the leftmost-reel condition previously described on this page.
Can several paytable awards be added together?
No. The instruction above the reels says only the highest win is paid on the centre line.
Does the archive prove the game is available today?
No. It documents a historical edition. Check the current operator’s game list and the rules in the actual release rather than treating an archived screenshot as proof of availability.
Conclusion
This historical classic slot uses one centre payline and separate coin-stake columns. The important details are the non-proportional blue-seven award, the ANY 1/ANY 2 heart rows and the highest-win-only rule. Confirm the edition and settings before applying archived details.
