Big Banker WildCard

How To Play

Big Banker Wild Card is played over 9 scratch panels on a 3x3 grid.
Match any 3 symbols in view to receive the corresponding pay out for that symbol.
Match 3 in view to activate the big banker feature.
can form part of multiple win combinations on a single card

The feature presents 24 scratch panels.
The feature starts with 8 picks and 3 banks.
A panel is scratched to reveal a cash amount to which the player is given the chance to ‘REJECT’ the offer or ‘BANK’ the offer.
If an amount is ‘REJECTED’ it is removed from the panels, if an amount is ‘BANKED’ it is added to the feature bank.
Each time a panel is scratched the picks remaining is reduced by 1.
Each time an offer is banked the banks remaining is reduced by 1.
If there are any banks remaining when the number of picks remaining reaches zero, all remaining banks are forfeit and the last offer is auto banked.

Select your number of spins and a loss limit to enable the start autoplay button.
You can select the generated loss limit or enter a custom value.
Autoplay will stop if the number of spins is completed or the loss limit is reached.
Your loss limit is reached when your net losses are equal to the value selected or a further spin would increase net losses higher than set loss limit.
Additionally you may enter a win limit that stops autoplay when a single game win is equal to or exceeds the value.
Enabling the stop on jackpot option will stop autoplay if the jackpot of 1,785 x max stake is reached.

Expected pay back is at least 93%.
In accordance with fair gaming practices required in most legal jurisdictions worldwide, each and every game outcome is completely independent. The odds of getting any particular outcome are always the same.
The odds do not vary based on prior outcomes, bet size, balance size, time of day, day of week, etc. For example: If the top award is won on a given play of the game, the chances of winning the top award on the next play are exactly the same. Likewise, prior losses do not change future odds.
The results for any given player over a play session can vary widely from this long-term expected average in either direction.
The expected pay back reflects the theoretical return across a very large number of plays by numerous players over an extended period of time.
The fewer the number of games played, the wider the normal variance of actual pay back that may be experienced.
Any combination of wins in a single game is limited and will not exceed 1,785 x max stake. It may not be possible to reach this limit in a single game from every stake configuration.

: 16/01/2019