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Charge the Clovers: Hit The Bonus Slot Review

In the year of our lord, Emperor Tiberius, in 27 CE, a cheaply built stadium in a town known as Fidenae (outside of Rome) collapsed during a gladiator event.

It’s said that 50,000 people were in attendance, and as a result, at least 20,000 died; thus, this is the worst sports disaster in history. 😟

Do you know what else is a disaster? Charge the Clovers: Hit The Bonus slot from Playson. “But Akira,” I hear you bleat, “How can you say such a thing? 😱 Every game has its good points.”

This is true, but the positives here aren’t going to make you decent money. Read on if you’re curious 👇, or tap out now; I won’t be offended.

Gameplay

The unique selling point of Charge the Clovers: Hit The Bonus slot is that you can select how many paylines you want to be in effect across the 3x3 grid: 1, 2, or 3.

Each time you increase the paylines, your bet also increases (for example, from $1 to $2, and finally to $3). You can, of course, select your preferred number of paylines and adjust your bet up or down as you like.

I do have some bad news, however. Despite the game’s volatility being medium to high, the max multiplier is a shockingly low 500x, and the max win is a ridiculous $15,000. The RTPRTP stands for “Return to Player.” The RTP describes the total bet amount that a game returns to players over millions of spins, and that figure is represented by a percentage. Table games, such as Roulette, typically have higher RTPs than many slots.

RTP needs to be considered in conjunction with a game’s volatility rate.
is 95.68%
, and the only currencies you can’t play with are Litecoin and Dogecoin.

To balance out the horror of what you’ve just read, look above the reels; there you’ll find some Jackpots that you can scoop up in the Hold and WinThis feature plays out on a new screen. Typically, you get 3 re-spins (which could be re-triggered), and the triggering symbols usually stick to the position on which they land. Your objective is to land as many symbols as possible on the grid (you could land blank tiles, too). round.

The Mini pays 10x, the Minor pays 20x, the Major pays 50x, and the Grand Jackpot pays 500x. OK, wait, those payouts suck, too! And they’re even worse when you increase the number of paylines.

For 2 paylines, the Jackpots are 5x, 10x, 25x, and 250x. For 3 paylines, we’re looking at 3.33x, 6.67x, 16.67x, and 166.67x, respectively. Goddamn!

The game adapts nicely to phones and tablets, and is totally usable in any orientation. There are no regular symbols in the base game, and all symbols only pay during the Hold and WinThis feature plays out on a new screen. Typically, you get 3 re-spins (which could be re-triggered), and the triggering symbols usually stick to the position on which they land. Your objective is to land as many symbols as possible on the grid (you could land blank tiles, too)..

Now onto the special symbols. Bonus symbols (these are golden flowers), Mystery, and Mystery Jackpot symbols can stick to the reels in the base game until the Hold and WinThis feature plays out on a new screen. Typically, you get 3 re-spins (which could be re-triggered), and the triggering symbols usually stick to the position on which they land. Your objective is to land as many symbols as possible on the grid (you could land blank tiles, too). kicks off (just don’t change the bet level).

Features

HOLD AND WIN:

There are 3 frames on the grid, in the middle of each reel. Land a symbol of any kind on these 3 frames to trigger the Hold and WinThis feature plays out on a new screen. Typically, you get 3 re-spins (which could be re-triggered), and the triggering symbols usually stick to the position on which they land. Your objective is to land as many symbols as possible on the grid (you could land blank tiles, too).. Alternatively, any symbol landing on a payline in the base game could add enough symbols on the grid to trigger the Hold and WinThis feature plays out on a new screen. Typically, you get 3 re-spins (which could be re-triggered), and the triggering symbols usually stick to the position on which they land. Your objective is to land as many symbols as possible on the grid (you could land blank tiles, too)..

Triggering symbols stick and you’re awarded 3 re-spins (new symbols will reset the spin counter).

You’ll notice that there’s now an added, horizontal reel beneath the Jackpots. Charge, SuperCharge, Multi, and SuperMulti symbols can land here during the Hold and WinThis feature plays out on a new screen. Typically, you get 3 re-spins (which could be re-triggered), and the triggering symbols usually stick to the position on which they land. Your objective is to land as many symbols as possible on the grid (you could land blank tiles, too)..

Charge and SuperCharge symbols increase the value of the Bonus symbols, which can range from 1x to 5x. Once the Bonus symbol hits 5x, Charge and SuperCharge symbols can also bump it up to a Mystery Jackpot symbol.

The Charge modifier is applied to all Bonus symbols on the reel beneath it, while the SuperCharge feature is applied to all Bonus symbols on the grid.

The Multi and SuperMulti modifiers increase the current multiplier on a given cell by 1x. As per the above example, the Multi will do so for symbols beneath it, and the SuperMulti will do so for all visible symbols.

When a blue flower labeled Mini, Minor, or Major lands, it’ll pay its respective Jackpot amount. Fill all 9 grid positions and you’ll be awarded the Grand not-so-grand Jackpot.

Now we come to the Mystery and Mystery Jackpot symbols. Mystery symbols randomly transform into Bonus, Jackpot, or Boost symbols. Mystery Jackpots transform into the Mini, Minor, or Major Jackpots.

The Boost symbol takes on the form of a tornado and it collects the values from Bonus symbols, including the Mini, Minor, and Major Jackpots. If any multipliers are present, these will be applied to the Bonus or Jackpot values before collection.

BUY BONUS:

Pay 30x for a regular Hold and WinThis feature plays out on a new screen. Typically, you get 3 re-spins (which could be re-triggered), and the triggering symbols usually stick to the position on which they land. Your objective is to land as many symbols as possible on the grid (you could land blank tiles, too). game.

Pay 75x for the Charged Hold and WinThis feature plays out on a new screen. Typically, you get 3 re-spins (which could be re-triggered), and the triggering symbols usually stick to the position on which they land. Your objective is to land as many symbols as possible on the grid (you could land blank tiles, too). game with guaranteed Mystery symbols.

Pay 150x for the SuperCharged Hold and WinThis feature plays out on a new screen. Typically, you get 3 re-spins (which could be re-triggered), and the triggering symbols usually stick to the position on which they land. Your objective is to land as many symbols as possible on the grid (you could land blank tiles, too). game with guaranteed Mystery and Mystery Jackpot symbols.

Performance

Happily, there were no performance-related issues that came up during testing.

Maximum Win

Betting starts at $0.01 and is capped at $30. The max multiplier is 500x, and the max win is $15,000.

Conclusion

Look, we can waffle on about the features and so on in Charge the Clovers: Hit The Bonus slot, but we need to address the elephant in the room. How shall I put this… this is the most player-hostile game in the studio’s portfolio.

There’s no denying it, given the volatility rate (or the risk we’re being asked to take) versus the potential for money-making. The max multiplier and max win are catastrophically low – is there any point to taking this conclusion further?

If you want some entertainment, play this game. If you want to make money, avoid it. It’s that simple. drops microphone

Slot Details

Game Provider: Playson
Game Type: Video Slots
PaylinesPaylines are preset lines that run across the reels, and when you land matching symbols on them, that will result in a payout. The more paylines, the more ways you can win, but also the higher your bet per spin.: 1/2/3
RTPRTP stands for “Return to Player.” The RTP describes the total bet amount that a game returns to players over millions of spins, and that figure is represented by a percentage. Table games, such as Roulette, typically have higher RTPs than many slots.

RTP needs to be considered in conjunction with a game’s volatility rate.
: 95.68%
Volatility RateSlot games can have low, medium, high, or extremely high volatility rates (or a combination thereof).

The less volatile the game, the more often it should pay out, but the lower the amount, the less the payout, as this is in keeping with the risk you’re taking. Volatility rate should be considered in conjunction with a game’s RTP.
: Medium to High
Bonus Round: Yes
Progressive: No
Free Rounds: Re-spins
Max Multiplier: 500x
Max Win: $15,000
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