Game Overview
When Vegas Technology designed The Reel Deal Slots game, they clearly based it on the "Deal or No Deal" game show. The symbols include gold bars, phones, million dollar checks, and other items and people related to the show. If you are a fan of the show, this is probably the ideal online slots game for you. It also has all of the amenities you'd expect from a modern video slots machine (scatter/wild symbols and a hidden bonus game). There are twenty paylines spread across the game's five reels, and you can wager anything between $0.01 and $10 on each line.
The Reel Deal Jackpots
There is only one really big jackpot available from The Reel Deal, but it's big enough to make up for the lack of a second major jackpot. If you can get five gold bars lined up on an active payline, you stand to win 10,000 coins! If you're playing with $10 coins, you could win $100,000 on a single spin. The second largest jackpot is tied at 1,000 coins between a payline with either four gold bars or five one-million dollar checks. Even though these pale in comparison to the 10,000 coin jackpot, 1,000 coins can still be worth $10,000.
Special Symbols For Reel Deal
The simplest "special" symbol in this game is the gold bar. Gold Bars can be used to win the biggest jackpot in the game but they also can be used as wild symbols. Wild slots symbol can take on the form of another symbol if it would help you win a prize. In addition to this wild symbol, The Reel Deal also has a scatter symbol: the deal button. When you see three or more of these symbols, they trigger a reward of fifteen free spins. In addition to this, you also get an automatic payout based on these figures:
- 2 Deal Buttons - 1x Payout
- 3 Deal Buttons - 10x Payout
- 4 Deal Buttons - 100x Payout
- 5 Deal Buttons - 1000x Payout
The thrid and final special symbol seen at The Reel Deal is the briefcase. Briefcases act as bonus symbols, which is to say that they unlock a bonus game. Seeing three briefcases on any active payline takes you directly to the Reel Deal bonus round that is straight out of "Deal or No Deal". There are twenty-six briefcases that you can choose from; each one contains anywhere from $0.50 to $5,000.
Start by picking you own briefcase, and then begin the first round where you can reveal what dollar amounts are in six of the other briefcases. Based on the money found in the six revealed briefcases, the banker will make an offer to buy your briefcase. You can then choose to sell it for that amount, or take a chance and keep what's inside. By opening the six lowest value briefcases possible, you can increase the banker's offer. It might sound complicated here, but there are step by step directions to guide you through the process.
