The Slotfather Book of Wins

Symbol Value Breakdown

The Slotfather symbol is the boss-pays the most and looks good doing it. Next up: his crew, brass knuckles, gold rings, and that briefcase full of off-the-books bills. These are your big earners. Lower-tier? Classic card icons, 10 through Ace, dressed sharp in black and gold. Each one pulls its weight. 

Paytable Structure Explanation

The Paytable here plays it old-school: 5 Reels, 3 Rows, and 10 fixed Paylines. All wins pay left to right, starting from Reel 1. High-paying symbols like the Slotfather or his henchmen only need two matches to cash out. Lower symbols need three. Every combo and payout is laid out clearly in-game, and once you’re in a Bonus mode, Expanding Symbols bring a fresh layer of heat to the structure.

Winning Combinations and Probabilities

Line up five Slotfather symbols and you’re looking at the biggest hit on the board. Rings and briefcases offer solid mid-tier returns, while the card symbols show up more often to keep things moving. Three-symbol wins land most frequently, especially among the low-tier icons. The real payout shifts come from triggering features, whether that’s the 15 Free Spins with an Expanding Symbol, or the Hold & Win with sticky Bonus Coins. With just 10 win paths, there’s less noise, so even small wins come through cleaner, and those special combos carry real weight when they hit.

Special Symbol Functions

The gold-edged Book is your all-in-one power piece. It works as both a Scatter and a Wild, depending on what the moment calls for. Land three anywhere and you’ll score 15 Free Spins, where one random symbol gets picked to expand and fill entire Reels when it hits. Even better, during that mode, the Book also acts as a Wild, swapping in for regular symbols. Then you’ve got the gold Bonus Coin. Land six or more and the Hold & Win feature kicks in: Coins lock, Respins start, and every new Coin resets your spin count. Stack enough, and the screen fills fast.

Symbol Hierarchy & Design

Themed like a Prohibition-era crime drama, symbols here match the mob life. The Slotfather’s portrait is front and center, slick suit, dark shades, all boss energy. His crew, the muscle and the money, sit just below him in value. The Bonus Coin and Book both flash gold and black like real underworld currency. Even the card icons wear that 1920s shine.