This review covers the three-reel Microgaming edition of Trick or Treat with candy bars, bats and pumpkins. Other providers use the same title for different games. The two historical screens below show the classic edition’s integrated paytable; they are not evidence of current casino availability.
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Identifying the correct edition
The LCB archive and KeyToCasinos archive both identify the Microgaming game. The provider credit is visible beside the logo. This is not Leander’s five-reel version or the Saucify/BetOnSoft title.
The layout has three horizontal winning-line positions. Pumpkin awards are labelled by line number: 1 is the middle line, 2 the upper line and 3 the lower line. Do not mistake these labels for the number of pumpkin symbols needed; each illustrated jackpot combination contains three pumpkins.
Displayed awards
| Qualifying combination | Displayed award |
|---|---|
| Three mixed bar symbols | 5 |
| Three single bars | 10 |
| Three double bars | 20 |
| Three triple bars | 50 |
| Three mixed pumpkins/bats | 75 |
| Three bats | 150 |
| Three pumpkins on line 1 | 1,000 |
| Three pumpkins on line 2 | 2,000 |
| Three pumpkins on line 3 | 4,000 |
The ordinary-symbol awards and the numbered pumpkin awards are visible in both archives. Their values are not blanket multipliers of the entire spin stake. A winning line must be active, and the installed help screen should be checked for line activation and simultaneous-win settlement.
A second historical interface
Both screens show BET 3.00 and a separate demo-credit balance. They do not expose the complete denomination settings. A demo balance is not a prize, and a displayed bet alone is insufficient to establish every available stake or the maximum cash award.
Payout calculations and stake limits
Coin-value example: if the installed game uses a 0.25 denomination, a 150-coin bat award converts to 37.50. The 4,000-coin pumpkin award would convert to 1,000.00 at that denomination. These examples specify an assumed coin value; they do not claim that 0.25 is available at every operator.
Total-stake distinction: if three active lines each cost one 0.25 coin, the spin costs 0.75. A 4,000-coin award is then about 1,333.33 times that combined cost, not 4,000 times 0.75. This calculation illustrates the difference between coins and total-bet multiples; it does not predict a win or establish the maximum combined return from several lines.
Feature and source limits
The matching screens show pumpkins, bats and candy bars. They do not show a witch wild, a pumpkin-selection bonus or a free-spin trigger. LCB’s written description mentions witch multipliers and a picking feature, while its own data panel and screenshot do not support those claims for this interface. We therefore exclude those features rather than combine rules from similarly named games.
We also omit an unverified RTP, universal cash jackpot and current device-support promise. Check the exact game’s help and operator settings before using historical paytable figures. Our paylines guide explains the general terminology.
Trick or Treat questions
Which Trick or Treat is reviewed here?
The classic three-reel Microgaming game shown in the two archived screenshots, not the five-reel Leander or Saucify versions.
Why are there three pumpkin awards?
The paytable labels the awards by line: 1,000 for line 1, 2,000 for line 2 and 4,000 for line 3. Each depicts three pumpkins.
Is the 4,000 award a cash amount?
No fixed currency amount can be inferred. Convert the coin award using the denomination in the installed version.
Can mixed bar symbols pay?
Yes. The displayed paytable includes a five-coin award for three mixed bars on a qualifying line.
Does this edition have the witch multiplier described elsewhere?
The inspected interface does not verify that feature. We have not included it in this edition’s rules.
Do these archives prove current availability?
No. They identify a historical game and its visible paytable. Check the casino’s current lobby and help for availability and settings.
