Le Hooligan

Flags, horns and Smokey by the stadium

A crowd gathers outside the stadium beneath banners and scarves. Smokey stands on the right holding a small flag, wearing a blue cap, white shirt and chunky trainers. A drum sits to the left, with scattered objects near the grid. The warm sky and purple street give the scene a cartoon match-evening feel.

Tickets, scarves, horns, beer mugs and card ranks appear on the reels. They establish the theme while the payout sequence does its own work: a cluster leaves marks, a rainbow opens them, and collectors use the revealed values. Following that chain explains a spin better than counting the matching pictures left at the very end.

Paying, multiplying and collecting

Regular symbols

Supporter objects and card ranks form paying clusters. Find their own payouts in the game’s paytable: coin denominations are a separate part of the rules.

Highlighted Wins

The winning combination’s positions become marked squares. This prepares them for a reveal; a yellow outline does not provide another payout by itself.

Rainbow and coins

The rainbow opens marks after normal combinations settle. Bronze, silver and gold coins carry bet multiples; a gold coin’s highest initial value is 500×.

Four-Leaf Clover

Multiplies neighbouring coins and Bucket of Gold values. This version uses 2×, 3×, 4×, 5× or 10×. Placement determines which values it reaches.

Bucket of Gold

Collects coins and other buckets across the whole grid. The bucket is not limited to neighbouring squares; that limit belongs to the clover.

FS trophies

Three, four or five FS trigger different bonus rounds. They set the free-spin conditions rather than collecting values.

One sequence, several calculations

Clusters pay first. Super Cascades removes all regular symbols of the winning type and new symbols fill the gaps. The winning combination’s own positions are marked. Several cascades can prepare different parts of the grid for one rainbow.

Once normal wins have finished, Rainbow reveals the marks. Clovers act next. Buckets only begin collecting after the multipliers, working from top to bottom and left to right. These separate stages explain why a coin or bucket value may change before the next collection.

A bucket takes coin and other bucket values from across the grid. If an earlier collector has already acquired a value, a later one can include it in its calculation. Two identically drawn buckets therefore do not have to finish with identical numbers.

After the final bucket, the remaining marked positions reveal again. New buckets can extend the same sequence. Once no more appear, coin and collector values are added and multiplied by the stake. A 10× coin at a two-unit stake, for example, represents twenty units before any other changes. That explains the denomination; it does not forecast a win.

Three ways to keep the reveal going

The first two bonuses differ in starting spins and whether marks survive activation. The third adds a rainbow on every spin. Those properties change how the sequence works without promising a particular amount.

Symbols and payouts

For exact symbol payouts, open the paytable inside the demo. The game help also explains the bonus rules and identifies the active configuration.

Game help

Game questions