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This review documents a historical game edition. The archived rules and screenshots do not confirm current availability.
Explore Microgaming gamesS.W.A.T. Team is a historical Microgaming slot with three reels and one centre payline. This guide covers the insect-themed desktop edition preserved by our sister site World Casino Directory. The archived screen provides the two coin columns and the logo multiplier rules used below. It does not establish current casino availability.
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Reels and coin settings
The game uses a single centre line, rather than a five-reel video-slot grid. In the pictured edition, the controls show a denomination of 1, COINS 2 and BET 2.00. That spin therefore costs two account units. The currency is not identified by the image and should not automatically be labelled dollars or euros.
There are separate one-coin and two-coin payout columns. Read the column that matches the wager: its numbers are complete coin awards, not an extra multiplier to apply to the full stake.

Historical paytable
The instruction above the reels says only the highest win is paid on the centre line. Do not add a mixed-bar award to a higher matching-bar award for the same result.
| Centre-line result | 1 coin wagered | 2 coins wagered |
|---|---|---|
| Three logos | 800 | 1,600 |
| Three agents | 80 | 160 |
| Three triple bars | 40 | 80 |
| Three double bars | 25 | 50 |
| Three single bars | 10 | 20 |
| Three fly swatters | 10 | 20 |
| Three mixed bars | 5 | 10 |
| Any two fly swatters | 5 | 10 |
| Any one fly swatter | 2 | 4 |
Logo multipliers and payout examples
The pictured rule states that one logo pays 2x a winning combination and two logos pay 4x a winning combination. Three logos have their own 800/1,600-coin row; do not multiply that listed row by four again.
At the displayed two-coin setting and denomination of 1, three agents pay 160 coins, or 160 account units, against a two-unit stake. That is an 80-times-total-stake gross award and a net increase of 158 units after the spin cost.
Three logos pay 1,600 coins at that same setting: 1,600 account units on a two-unit stake, equivalent to 800 times the complete bet. The two-coin column doubles both the wager and each listed award, so the larger coin figure alone does not represent a larger payout multiple.
Any one fly swatter pays four coins in the two-coin column. At denomination 1, that is four units returned for a two-unit spin, leaving a two-unit net gain. These examples describe the shown paytable, not the likelihood of obtaining a winning result.
Edition and availability limits
This is the historical insect-themed Microgaming release, not another game using a SWAT title or police theme. Compare the reel count, logo and coin columns before applying its rules elsewhere. The archived screen verifies the fixed awards described here; no current RTP, universal stake range or present-day casino availability is claimed.
S.W.A.T. Team questions
Does this game have three or five reels?
The verified historical screen has three reels and one centre payline. The earlier five-reel summary was incorrect.
What does the two-coin payout column mean?
It gives the full coin award when two coins are wagered. Do not multiply those numbers by two again.
What do one and two logos do?
The screen states that one logo pays 2x a winning combination and two logos pay 4x. Three logos use their separate paytable row.
Is 1,600 coins the same as 1,600 times the stake?
No. It is the award for a two-coin wager, so the gross payout is 800 times that complete stake.
Are mixed-bar and matching-bar wins added together?
No. The pictured rule says only the highest win is paid on the centre line.
Does the historical screenshot prove the slot is available now?
No. It documents this edition’s interface and rules. Check the actual casino lobby and the exact game’s help screen for current availability and settings.










