Block Bonanza
The blocks above the reels hold cash prizes.
When to play
A large yellow block is the setup to look for. Its position and the rest of the board still matter.
- Strong board example
- Yellow block worth about 83.3× the total bet
This is an example of a strong setup, not a minimum for every block position.
When to stop
Recheck after blocks pay or move. Stop when the strong stored prizes are gone.
How it plays
The prize blocks above the reels match the positions below. Dollar symbols on each of the first three reels collect the matching blocks; matching symbols farther right can collect more. Won blocks are replaced, and the board can move down over time.
Notes & game details
Notes & warnings
- A payout can collect other blocks and miss the one you wanted.
- A collect can miss the yellow block you wanted. Stop if it moves off the board or the remaining setup is too small.
What makes it AP
Large blocks left by earlier players increase the cash available on a later collect.
The rating
The collect can miss the block you want. A few large blocks create much larger swings than evenly spread prizes.
How the colors work- Run length
- A longer feature chase with no fixed spin count.
- AP type
- Stored cash prizes
- Related names
- Hawaii · Rio