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This review documents a historical game edition. The archived rules and screenshots do not confirm current availability.
Explore Microgaming gamesStunt Pilot is the historical Microgaming slot with five reels, thirty selectable lines and a plane-scatter Stunt feature. The archived reel and paytable screens below come from our sister site KeyToCasinos, which identifies the provider and edition. These are historical illustrations, not proof of current casino availability.
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Reels and coin controls
The reel screen shows 30 lines and ten coins per line, producing BET 300. At the visible 0.01 denomination, that equals a 3.00 total stake. The practice balance is separate; neither figure is a promised prize.
Selected lines determine which ordinary line combinations are eligible. The screenshot demonstrates one setting rather than a universal minimum or maximum stake. We have removed the earlier current-availability assertion and fixed maximum-bet claim.
Verified ordinary-symbol paytable
The paytable screen uses one line and one coin per line. Ordinary combinations pay from left to right. The plane is treated separately as a scatter, so it does not need to occupy a winning line.
| Symbol | 2 matching | 3 matching | 4 matching | 5 matching |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pilot substitute | 5 | 100 | 2,500 | 6,000 |
| Air-course markers | 3 | 75 | 1,000 | 4,000 |
| Trophy | 2 | 50 | 200 | 2,500 |
| Goggles | Not shown | 25 | 100 | 1,000 |
| Headset | Not shown | 25 | 50 | 500 |
Payout examples in coin units
Pilot example: five pilot symbols show 6,000 coins at one coin per line. At a 0.01 denomination that is 60.00. With all thirty lines active at that same one-coin setting, the spin costs 0.30, making this one line award 200 times the whole stake. It is not a 6,000-times-total-stake win.
Trophy example: three trophies show 50 coins. At the same denomination and one-coin line stake, that is 0.50. The calculation concerns a qualifying combination; it says nothing about its probability or session profitability.
The plane panel displays 2, 5, 20 and 100 for two through five scatters. Its cash-conversion basis is not expressly stated in the inspected image, so we do not publish a scatter cash example based on an assumed multiplier unit.
Substitution and the Stunt feature
The pilot is labelled as a substitute in the game screen. LCB’s historical review specifies that it substitutes for other symbols except the plane scatter. The reel-screen instruction independently confirms that three or more planes anywhere trigger the Stunt feature.
LCB describes choosing three stunts from a screen with four planes, with the total score determining the free spins. It reports three consolation spins after a crash and doubled winnings during the resulting free spins. Those details come from the sister-site review rather than a feature-help screenshot; check the installed version for its complete limits and retrigger rules.
The same source gives inconsistent stake ceilings and cash-jackpot amounts between its prose and data panel. We have not carried those figures into this guide. No independently verified RTP or current device-support promise is stated here.
Stunt Pilot questions
Which provider’s game is this?
The historical Microgaming Stunt Pilot edition with five reels and thirty lines, as identified by the two sister-site archives.
Does BET 300 mean a 300-unit wager?
No. The displayed setting is 300 coins at 0.01 each, giving a 3.00 cash stake.
Is the 6,000 pilot award based on the total spin stake?
The inspected paytable is set to one coin per line. Convert its ordinary coin award using denomination rather than multiplying by the combined thirty-line wager.
How is the Stunt feature triggered?
The game screen specifies three or more plane scatters anywhere.
Can the pilot replace a plane scatter?
LCB’s edition-specific review excludes the plane from pilot substitution.
Do these screenshots establish today’s stake limits?
No. They document historical settings. Check the actual help and operator limits for the version available to you.
