Expanding Reels
Only the infamous G-Men can restore order. Enter “Easy” Izzy E and Moe Smith, fresh in from the rural South and ready for round two after their infamous battles with the Hooch Huffers and their supercharged Ford’s. Brooklyn Bootleggers is a 3×5 game with 10 bet lines, 9 pay symbols, a Wild and a Scatter symbol.
It also features the Lock Up feature that can activate at random and if all 15 symbols are locked on the reels, you will win 10 000x your bet. The Lock Up feature is also active during the Tip Off Free Spins round
The symbol sizes directly correspond to win potential, making it very easy to understand spin outcomes, even on small mobile devices. The game has Progressive Multipliers, Mystery Symbols, Mighty Buffalo Respins,and a Free Spins feature with Multiplying Symbols.
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About Expanding Reels Games
Expanding Reels is a casino game mechanic that is often found in online slot machines and video slot games. It is a feature that allows the reels to expand and increase the number of symbols on the screen, potentially leading to more winning combinations.
When a player hits a certain combination of symbols or triggers a bonus round, the reels will expand to add more symbols, increasing the number of ways to win. The expanded reels can also add new symbols to the game, such as wilds or multipliers, increasing the chances of hitting winning combinations. Some games also feature special symbols that can trigger the expanding reels, such as scatter symbols or special bonus symbols.
This game mechanic can add an extra layer of excitement to the game by introducing a new way to form winning combinations. It also allows for more flexibility in terms of where the symbols can appear on the reels, which can make it easier for players to hit winning combinations. Expanding reels can be a great way to increase the chances of hitting big payouts and adding an extra layer of excitement to the game. Some popular slot games that feature Expanding Reels include "White Rabbit" by Big Time Gaming, "Easter Island" by Yggdrasil Gaming, "Wild Falls 2" by Play'n GO and "Monster Blox" by Peter & Sons.
