Royal Tumble

Symbol Value Breakdown
Royal Tumble keeps things classic with a deck-inspired lineup. At the top, Aces, Kings, Queens, and Jacks each pay 15x for five matches. Tens and Nines bring the mid-tier heat with up to 6x, while the four suits-Spades, Hearts, Clubs, and Diamonds-clock in at the bottom with the same 6x max. They all kick in at three matches plus.

Paytable Structure Explanation
The Paytable in Royal Tumble is sorted top-down by value tiers, starting with the premium face card symbols-Ace, King, Queen, Jack-all of which offer identical payouts, topping out at 15x for five of a kind. These are followed by the mid-range symbols (10s and 9s), and finally the card suits (Spades, Hearts, Clubs, Diamonds), which serve as the low-paying symbols. Every symbol includes payout Multipliers for landing 3, 4, or 5 matches. Since wins can form horizontally or vertically, the structure is built to support frequent combos. Only the longest match per symbol pays out each round.

Winning Combinations and Probabilities
Royal Tumble flips traditional Paylines on their head. You win when three or more matching symbols connect in a line, either across rows or down columns. That triggers a cascading effect: winning symbols disappear, new ones fall into place, and the sequence keeps going as long as new matches form. This chain reaction system boosts your odds of multiple wins from a single spin. On top of that, each successful combo powers up the Progress Bar. Hitting key thresholds doesn’t just upgrade symbols; it creates real momentum. It's not about hitting one big win; it's about ramping up success with each tumble.

Special Symbol Functions
The Wild’s a Joker, literally. It swaps in for anything but the Scatter. But it’s not just there for filler. As you tumble your way through wins, the Progress Bar starts swapping out face cards for Wilds. Two wins gets you a Wild Jack, five wins for a Queen, eight for a King, eleven for an Ace. Hit Free Spins, and those Wilds get Multipliers-2x up to 5x. Three or more Scatters unlock the bonus, but it’s those upgrades mid-spin that do the real work.

Symbol Hierarchy & Design
Royal Tumble’s royalty runs deep. Ace reigns supreme, followed by King, Queen, and Jack. All styled like the high-end face cards you’d find in a casino deck, nothing cartoonish here. The suits keep things grounded, clean enough to make those big-value hits pop. There’s a logic to the visual ranking, and it feeds right into the game’s progressive feel. You’re watching upgrades in motion.