How to play
Choose a stake of 20, 40, 100 or 200 MT and press Spin. All twenty lines are always in play and the stake is shared between them, so a 100 MT spin puts 5 MT on each line. The reels stop one by one from left to right.
A line pays when three, four or five matching symbols sit side by side on it, starting from the leftmost reel. With twenty of them criss-crossing the window, the lines follow the three rows, dip through V shapes and their upside-down twins, zig-zag like bunting and hop over the middle row. Winning lines are traced across the reels in red, and the cells that made them glow gold.
Reading the paytable
Open “Paytable & rules” to find three columns: what three, four and five of each symbol are worth, as multiples of the line stake. The four fruits share one set of values, the bell and the BAR share another, and the stick of rock is the richest regular symbol, up to 900 times the line stake for five in a row.
The marigold is wild. It fills gaps in a line for anything except the sun, and a line made only of marigolds pays from its own row, the highest on the table. The seaside sun is the scatter: three, four or five anywhere in the window pay 3, 15 or 60 times the whole stake, lines or no lines. Each line pays only its single best result.
Rounds and tokens
Your stake comes off your balance as the reels start, and anything collected is added the moment they stop. It is the same balance you use on every other game here, so a good run on the promenade follows you to the Big Wheel. Results are random and independent, and a dry patch does not make the next spin any kinder. If you run short, Refill takes you back to 5,000 MT for nothing.
Playing it light
Five reels mean more going on and more reasons to keep watching. If you would like a reminder to look up from the screen, or want the games to close for an hour or a day, both settings are on our responsible play page. Nothing collected here has any cash value.
A stroll along the prom
Promenade Reels is the walk after tea: the candyfloss stand, the kiosk selling sticks of rock with the town’s name running right through the middle, the sun sliding into the sea at the far end. We drew every symbol by hand to look like the enamel signs on the kiosks, and we gave the sun the last word, because on a good evening it really does steal the show.
Questions about Promenade Reels
What does the seaside sun do?
It is the scatter. It pays by how many appear anywhere on the reels rather than along a line, and the marigold cannot stand in for it.
Can I change the number of lines?
No. All twenty lines play on every spin. Changing the stake changes how much sits on each line.
Why did a line with a marigold pay less than I expected?
Each line pays only its best result. If a run of marigolds is worth more on its own than the symbol it helps to complete, the line pays as marigolds, and the other way round.