Smokey in Brazil
Bright houses and green hills surround the reels. Smokey wears a Brazilian-flag cap, sunglasses and flip-flops; four jackpot signs stand beside the grid.
Letters, drink cans and flip-flops keep the ordinary reels easy to read. Across nine positions, you can see the line combination, the cash symbols and the rainbow that changes the round.
What the symbols do
- Regular symbols
- Letters and objects such as cans and flip-flops form line wins. Each symbol has its own payout entry; see Game Info for the exact amounts.
- Coins
- Bronze, silver and gold coins carry bet multipliers. A separate base-game payout needs at least three coins and/or jackpot markers.
- Jackpot Markers
- MINI, MEDIO, MAJOR and GRAND are 5×, 25×, 250× and 2,500× your bet in this version’s rules.
- Rainbow
- One Rainbow opens Rainbow Fortune Hold & Win. This trigger does not require three FS symbols.
- Epic Rainbow
- Opens Rainbow Epic Drop, starting with a full grid of special symbols and a pot already in place.
- Clover
- Multiplies cash values during Hold & Win. If a clover and pot arrive together, the multiplier acts before the pot collects.
- Pot of Gold
- Collects cash values. The stored amount participates in later feature actions, so the order matters.
Coins, lives and collection order
A separate payout follows regular wins when at least three coins, jackpot markers or a mixture of both are present.
One Rainbow starts Rainbow Fortune with three refilling lives. Coins, markers, pots and clovers can appear during the round.
Epic Rainbow opens Rainbow Epic Drop. Special symbols fill the grid and a Pot of Gold is there from the start.
Dead symbols do not refill the lives. The round ends when all three are spent. Clovers act before pots, so wait for the full collection sequence before adding the visible values yourself.
How the feature works
Resolve the base-game rewards
Line wins pay first. At least three coins, jackpot markers or a mixture of both can also produce a separate payout.
A Rainbow opens Hold & Win
Rainbow starts Rainbow Fortune. Epic Rainbow starts Epic Drop with special symbols across the grid and a Pot of Gold already present; both rounds use refilling lives.
New symbols refill the lives
A new coin, marker, pot or clover restores the lives; dead symbols do not. Clovers act before pots collect, and the round ends when the lives run out.
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Two rainbows, two bonus rounds
The starting grid makes the difference clear: Rainbow Fortune lets the round develop; Epic Drop places special symbols and a pot on the grid immediately. Both use three refilling lives.
Rainbow Fortune Hold & Win
One Rainbow in the base game
The round begins with three lives. Coins, jackpot markers, pots and clovers stay until collected or until the round ends. A new symbol of those types refills the lives to three; dead symbols do not. The feature finishes its calculation when the lives run out.
Rainbow Epic Drop Hold & Win
One Epic Rainbow in the base game
There is no wait for the grid to fill: every position starts with a special symbol and one pot is already present. The round uses three refilling lives. Its opening arrangement changes, but clovers still act before the pot collects.
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.
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Game questions
Why are there only nine positions?
This is a separate 3 × 3 paylines game. Coins and jackpot markers have their own payout rule; you do not need a cluster of five adjacent symbols.
Must all three cash symbols be coins?
No. Coins and jackpot markers can form a mixed group of at least three. That payout follows regular wins.
What refills the three lives?
A new Coin, Jackpot Marker, Pot of Gold or Clover. A dead symbol does not. Refills can keep the round going beyond three spins.
How does Epic Rainbow differ?
Both rainbows start Hold & Win. Epic Rainbow fills the grid with special symbols and adds a pot immediately; ordinary Rainbow starts Rainbow Fortune.
Is GRAND a shared progressive jackpot?
In this version’s rules, GRAND equals 2,500 times the current bet. It is a fixed game multiplier rather than a promised pooled cash amount.


















