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This review documents a historical game edition. The archived rules and screenshots do not confirm current availability.
Explore Microgaming gamesThousand Islands is Microgaming’s historical three-reel, single-line slot, with nautical artwork, familiar bars and sevens, and a multiplying 1000-logo wild. This guide covers the older 32Red desktop edition pictured below. It does not establish current casino availability or the rules of a different release.
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Original reels, paytable and controls

The centre line is the only paying line. The original screen explicitly says that only the highest win is paid on that line, so overlapping combinations must not be added together. Choose one or two coins and a denomination; spin cost equals coins wagered multiplied by that denomination. The screenshot confirms the displayed configuration, not a universal minimum or maximum stake.
Verified one-coin and two-coin payouts
The following figures are awards in coins, read from the two columns of the original paytable. They are not cash amounts. Multiply an award by the selected denomination to obtain its cash equivalent.
| Centre-line result | One coin wagered | Two coins wagered |
|---|---|---|
| Three 1000 logos | 800 | 1,600 |
| Three sevens | 100 | 200 |
| Three triple bars | 50 | 100 |
| Three double bars | 25 | 50 |
| Three cherries | 20 | 40 |
| Three single bars | 10 | 20 |
| Any two cherries | 5 | 10 |
| Any three bar symbols | 3 | 6 |
| Any one cherry | 2 | 4 |
For example, with two coins at a denomination of 1, the spin costs 2.00. Three sevens award 200 coins, equivalent to 200.00 currency units: 100 times the spin cost, with a net gain of 198.00 after the stake. Three logos award 1,600 coins, or 1,600.00 at that denomination. This is 800 times the two-unit stake, not 1,600 times it.
How the multiplying wild works
The 1000 logo substitutes for all symbols. The original screen specifies that one substituting logo doubles the winning combination and two quadruple it. For example, two logos and a seven qualify as three sevens with the fourfold multiplier. At two coins wagered, that is 200 × 4 = 800 coins. The three-logo result uses its own 1,600-coin row; do not multiply that row again.
Cherry awards are for symbols anywhere on the centre line, including a single cherry. This is not an all-reels scatter bonus or a free-spin trigger. The historical edition has no separate free-spin or picking bonus described in the archive.
Edition and evidence limits
The screenshot is an archival desktop record, not a playable demonstration or evidence of present-day availability. It verifies the table, wild rule and selected stake. The complete denomination range and an edition-specific certified RTP have not been established here, so neither is presented as a current specification. Check the paytable in any actual client before using these examples.
Thousand Islands FAQs
How many paylines does Thousand Islands have?
This historical Microgaming edition has one centre payline across three reels. Only its highest qualifying win is paid.
Does wagering two coins improve the payout multiplier?
The displayed two-coin column doubles every one-coin award while also doubling the stake. For example, the three-logo award remains 800 times the spin cost in either column.
Is 1,600 the cash jackpot?
It is the coin award for three logos at a two-coin stake. Its cash equivalent depends on denomination; it is not a progressive jackpot balance.
What do two wild logos do?
When they substitute in a winning combination, they quadruple that combination’s award. Use the appropriate one-coin or two-coin column first.
Do cherries trigger free spins?
No free-spin trigger is shown for this edition. One or two cherries can pay anywhere on the centre line, subject to the highest-win-only rule.
Evidence: LCB’s Thousand Islands archive and its original 32Red desktop screenshot, including the game’s visible paytable and rules. Reviewed 11 October 2026.















