We're going back to the old school with Cayetano's Snap Slot video slot. This is an AWP with retro roots, but offering refreshing gameplay within its 8557 Ways to Win and featuring a Hold and Reel Respin feature.
We put it to the test to bring you what you need to know to earn those real cash prizes.
There's no traditional payline structure with the free Snap Slot. Instead you need to land three or more matching, connecting symbols to make a win line and there are a staggering 8557 Ways to Win. Stakes range from 0.10 - 200.00 and payouts are made per stake. RTP is 95.92%.
Decks of playing cards are laid out on the 5x3 reels within the frame of a fruit machine. An 80s saxophone trills in the background, which, along with the retro aesthetics, give this card themed slot an old school vibe.
Graphics are simple and gameplay is simple and, for some, may feel a little on the slow side. If you're coming from a fast paced modern gaming experience like the free Time for a Deal slot by Ash Gaming, then Snap Slot is going to feel pedestrian by comparison.
Symbols spin independently on the reels and it's this reel spin action along with a grating sound effect that lets this retro themed slot down. Get beyond this frustration (turn on mute and adjust to a more measured pace) and this online gambling game has a lot to offer.
A quick look at the paytable reveals some desperately disappointing payouts and a large number of symbols (meaning fewer combination hits on the reels), but, as we gamblers familiar with a Cayetano slot know, this is their mode d'emploi - low payouts, but offering a feature that boosts win line combinations.
The Snap Slot video slot feature to boost your win line combinations is the Hold and Reel Respin feature. For every matching 3OAK or more you make the matching combination will hold for a free reel respin. If you land additional matching symbols the reel respins will continue until you don't land a symbol to increase your win line.
In this way a player frequently finds that free reel respins will build up to make win lines that almost or do fill the entire matrix.