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Compare games by their actual rules, feature structure and provider. A familiar title does not mean that two editions work alike.
Duck Hunters
Infectious xWays affects matching symbols across the grid, alongside position multipliers. Check symbol size and multiplier state separately; neither is a promise of another winning tumble.
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Wolf Gold Ultimate
Money Respin can open additional grids, up to four. The later grid modifiers and fixed jackpot values should be read together rather than mistaken for separate progressive jackpots.
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The Dog House – Dog or Alive
Sticky wild multipliers develop during the free-spin feature. The barrel-based entry and repeated wild progression distinguish Dog or Alive from the original dog-themed game.
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Money Train 3
Persistent Shapeshifter and Collector Payer distinguish this instalment. Character effects can change how values accumulate, so the original Money Train rules are not a substitute.
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Tombstone R.I.P
xRIP removes a round’s payout when its total is below the base stake. This unusual rule matters more than treating every displayed symbol value as money credited to the balance.
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Money Train
Money Train belongs to Relax Gaming, not Pragmatic Play. The original uses forty fixed lines and a separate Money Cart bonus, not the character set of later sequels.
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The Dog House
The bonus centres on sticky wild symbols. Their retained positions matter across the feature; the published maximum does not describe the expected payout of a normal spin.
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Tombstone
xNudge moves partially visible outlaw wilds into full view and raises their multipliers. Justice Spins emphasise sticky positions, while other feature tiers change multiplier persistence.
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Reactoonz
Winning clusters charge Gargantoon while new symbols drop into the cleared spaces. The 7 × 7 board and Quantum Leap sequence differ from a conventional fixed-line bonus.
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Book of Dead
Three scatters open ten free spins with a randomly chosen expanding symbol. Expansion is conditional on forming an additional paying result, not automatic on every appearance.
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Wolf Gold
The giant-symbol free spins and the Money Respin are separate features. Six money symbols trigger three respins, and new money symbols lock while refreshing the counter.
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Wanted Dead or a Wild
Duel Reels expand into multiplier wilds. Great Train Robbery, Duel at Dawn and Dead Man’s Hand have distinct structures; choosing a title alone does not identify a bonus mode.
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Sweet Bonanza
The original bonus uses multiplier bombs from 2× to 100×. Several bombs add together after a tumble sequence; this is not the multiplier range of later editions.
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Sugar Rush 1000
The grid marks repeat winning positions and doubles their multipliers up to 1024×. The number in the title is not the exact multiplier cap in the rules.
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Sugar Rush
A first winning symbol marks its position. A later winning symbol on that position creates or increases its multiplier; these positions persist throughout free spins.
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RIP City
Wild Cats can expand and absorb wild multipliers. The Ross and Maxx features treat active reels differently, so their visible similarity does not mean identical persistence.
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