Older edition — looking for another slot?
This review documents a historical game edition. The archived rules and screenshots do not confirm current availability.
Explore Microgaming gamesTruck Stop is Microgaming’s historical five-reel, nine-line slot featuring truck drivers, a kangaroo road sign and a horn scatter. The two archived screens below show its reel controls and full paytable. They help distinguish the cost of one line from the combined stake used for scatter awards.
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Historical edition and reel controls
Our sister site KeyToCasinos identifies this edition as Microgaming’s Truck Stop. Its archived reel screen shows five columns with three symbols each, nine numbered paylines and a one-coin setting. This is an illustration of the older game, not confirmation of current availability or mobile support.

The previous review described one coin per spin, which obscured the cost of playing multiple lines. At the illustrated setting the game uses one coin on each selected line. The active-line count, coin value and total BET must therefore be read together. The screenshot is not proof of the full denomination range available at another casino.
Reading the displayed paytable
The archived paytable below is shown with one line, one coin and a 1.00 denomination. The ordinary-symbol figures apply to a qualifying line combination. Only the highest win on each selected line pays; line combinations run from left to right. The horn has separate scatter rules.

| Symbol | 2 matching | 3 matching | 4 matching | 5 matching |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Big Red driver | 5 | 50 | 500 | 1,000 |
| Blue-capped driver | 4 | 40 | 250 | 900 |
| Purple-capped driver | 3 | 30 | 200 | 700 |
| Truck | 2 | 20 | 60 | 500 |
| Kangaroo sign | 1 | 10 | 30 | 300 |
Line-win and scatter examples
Line award: five Big Red symbols on a qualifying line show 1,000 coins. At a 0.25 denomination and one coin per line, that is 250.00. With nine lines active, the spin costs 2.25. Do not multiply the 250.00 award by nine simply because nine lines were selected.
Scatter award: three, four or five horns show 10, 50 or 100 times the total credits staked respectively. At a 2.25 total stake, three horns therefore pay 22.50 and five pay 225.00. These awards do not have to lie on a payline, and the displayed rules add them to any applicable line wins. They are distinct from the coin-based ordinary-symbol table.
These are payout calculations for specified combinations and settings. They do not describe hit frequency, expected session profit or the largest possible combined spin outcome.
Wild rule and evidence limits
The three-bottle WILD substitutes for symbols other than the horn scatter. The illustrated paytable does not attach an extra multiplier to that substitution. Neither screenshot demonstrates a free-spin trigger or separate bonus round, so this review does not invent one.
We do not publish an RTP from a listing’s zero house-advantage field: that is not sufficient evidence of a 100% return. Confirm the current version’s help, permitted stakes and availability with the operator. Read our paylines and wild symbols guide for general terminology.
Truck Stop questions
Which provider’s Truck Stop is covered?
This is the historical Microgaming edition catalogued by KeyToCasinos, with five reels and nine selectable lines.
Does one coin mean one coin for the whole spin?
Not with several lines selected. The reel screen shows nine lines at a 0.25 denomination producing a 2.25 total stake.
Are horn awards based on the line stake?
No. The paytable explicitly uses total credits staked for the scatter multiplier and adds the resulting award to line wins.
Can the bottle wild replace a horn?
No. The displayed substitution rule excludes scatters.
Does a five-symbol line also pay its shorter combinations?
The displayed rule pays only the highest win per selected line. Do not add the two-, three- and four-symbol awards to a qualifying five-symbol award.
Is this a current casino availability list?
No. The screenshots are historical evidence of the game and its rules. Check a casino’s own lobby and version before relying on its availability or settings.








