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This review documents a historical game edition. The archived rules and screenshots do not confirm current availability.
Explore Microgaming gamesRings and Roses is a historical Microgaming three-reel slot with five selectable paylines. The LCB archive identifies the classic edition and preserves two useful desktop screens. The review below uses their visible coin paytable and controls. These records do not confirm that any casino currently offers this edition.
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Coins, lines and the cost of a spin
The pictured interface selects five coins, with coin value 5 and a total bet of 25.00. This is one coin for each of five active lines, not five coins on every line. The line markers identify three horizontal and two diagonal paths. A combination must follow an active path to qualify.
Read the awards in coins
The instruction above the reels says only the highest win is paid per selected line. A winning double-bar combination therefore does not also receive the smaller mixed-bar award on that same line. Distinct winning lines can contribute to the total.
| Combination | Award in coins |
|---|---|
| Three mixed bars | 5 |
| Three single bars | 10 |
| Three double bars | 40 |
| Three triple bars | 100 |
| Three bells | 200 |
| Three ringed sevens | 300 |
| Three logos on line 1 | 1,000 |
| Three logos on line 2 | 2,000 |
| Three logos on line 3 | 3,000 |
| Three logos on line 4 | 4,000 |
| Three logos on line 5 | 6,000 |
The logo is marked as wild. It can complete another symbol combination; three logos instead have the line-specific awards shown above. The top red award corresponds to red line 5, while purple line 4 has the 4,000-coin award. The vertical position of an award is not the line number.
What the 1,700-credit screenshot demonstrates
One highlighted diagonal combines two logos with a double bar: 40 coins. The other combines a seven, a logo and another seven: 300 coins. Their sum is 340 coins. At the displayed coin value of 5, 340 × 5 = 1,700 account credits, matching the win meter.
The spin cost is 25 credits, so the net gain for this result is 1,700 − 25 = 1,675 credits. The gross return is 68 times the full stake. It would be incorrect to describe the meter as 1,700 times the bet or to count the stake twice.
Fixed top award and edition limits
The 6,000-coin entry is a fixed paytable award for three logos on the fifth active line. With all five lines costing five coins in total, this single-line award is 1,200 times the full spin stake. At the pictured denomination of 5 it converts to 30,000 account units; that arithmetic does not establish a universal dollar, pound or euro jackpot. Increasing the number of active lines also increases the spin cost.
The documented classic edition has no separate free-spin or bonus round. A wild-assisted line win is part of the base game. The screenshots do not establish every selectable denomination, a current RTP or current operator availability. Use the exact edition’s own help and paytable for those details.
Rings and Roses questions
Is this a five-reel slot?
No. It has three reels and five selectable line paths.
Does five coins mean five coins on each line?
No. The illustrated five-coin total covers five lines at one coin each.
What does the logo do?
It substitutes in winning combinations. Three logos have their own award, which depends on the active line.
Why is the illustrated win 1,700 credits?
Two winning lines pay 40 and 300 coins. At value 5 per coin, their combined return is 1,700 credits.
Is the 6,000-coin prize progressive?
It is a fixed entry in this historical paytable, not an accumulating progressive prize.
Does the screenshot prove today’s betting limits?
No. It records one historical denomination and stake setting. It does not verify today’s limits, currency or availability.
