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This review documents a historical game edition. The archived rules and screenshots do not confirm current availability.
Explore Microgaming gamesReels Royce is Microgaming’s historical three-reel, three-line classic slot. This review covers the desktop edition pictured in the archived Casino Action client. Its distinctive feature is a different top-symbol award on each numbered line, rather than a free-spin or picking bonus.
The original screen below supplies the paytable and selected stake. It is historical evidence, not confirmation of current casino availability or a certified return percentage.
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Original reels and controls
The pictured controls show coin value 5, three coins selected and a total bet of 15.00. The numbered paytable distinguishes lines 1, 2 and 3, with one coin allocated to each selected line. Only the highest win is paid per selected line. A number in the paytable is therefore not automatically a multiple of the entire three-line stake.
Paytable and correct units
The following coin awards are transcribed from the displayed paytable. The blue seven bearing the letter R is a paying logo symbol: the original article incorrectly labelled its three rows as wild awards. The available source describes no wild substitution.
| Combination | Coin award |
|---|---|
| Three R-logo sevens on line 1 | 1,000 |
| Three R-logo sevens on line 2 | 2,000 |
| Three R-logo sevens on line 3 | 4,000 |
| Three red sevens | 150 |
| Three mixed sevens | 75 |
| Three triple bars | 50 |
| Three double bars | 20 |
| Three single bars | 10 |
| Three mixed bars | 5 |
At the pictured denomination of 5, a three-double-bar award is 20 coins ×5 =100 monetary units. With all three lines costing 15.00, a spin with only that win has a net gain of 85. The screenshot does not identify a currency, so these amounts are not labelled dollars or pounds.
Three R-logo sevens on qualifying line 3 pay 4,000 coins. At denomination 5 the gross award is 20,000 units. Subtracting the pictured 15-unit total stake gives a net gain of 19,985 if there are no other wins. That award is 4,000 times the one-coin line stake, approximately 1,333.33 times the entire three-coin spin stake. Do not multiply the award by all three coins again.
A red-seven combination qualifies for the higher 150 coin award rather than also collecting the lower 75 coin mixed-seven award on that same line. This follows the visible highest-win-per-selected-line rule.
Edition and feature limits
The archived sister-site review identifies three lines and no added bonus feature. The screen shows regular bars and sevens, not a bonus-wheel trigger. The line-specific logo prizes are fixed paytable awards, not evidence of a growing progressive jackpot.
The selected coin value of 5 is visible, but the complete denomination menu is not. This guide does not infer a universal minimum stake or availability at today’s casinos. One distinct useful original screen was located; multiple crops of it would not provide additional rule evidence.
Reels Royce questions
Why do the logo symbols have three different awards?
The numbered rows assign 1,000,2,000 and 4,000 coins to lines 1,2 and 3 respectively. A winning line must be selected to qualify.
Is the R-logo seven a wild?
The source describes no wild feature. It has its own paying combinations, so the old paytable’s Wild labels have been replaced with R-logo seven.
Does 4,000 coins mean 4,000 times the whole spin bet?
No. At the pictured three-coin stake it is 4,000 divided by 3 times the total stake, before subtracting the spin cost.
Can matching and mixed-bar awards be added on one line?
No. The screen says only the highest win is paid per selected line.
Does the historical screenshot establish an RTP?
No. It shows the interface and paytable, not a certified return percentage for an identified current build.
