Power of Ten result order
Regular combinations come first
Power of Ten does not activate a landed Wheel immediately. Any ordinary payline awards are completed before the feature symbol starts to spin. The order prevents a Cash Prize reveal from obscuring the base result and gives each component a distinct place in the outcome sequence.
Once paylines are finished, every eligible Wheel becomes active. The game can then display the feature value without mixing it into symbol-line graphics. This staged approach remains consistent whether one Wheel or several appear.
Cash Prize multiplication
Wheel prizes are quoted as multiples of the current bet. A revealed 10x, 100x or 1,000x is therefore converted using the selected stake after all values are known. The provider rules call the resulting amount the definitive win.
MAX WIN is presented as a named Wheel result rather than another numerical step. It awards the full 10,000x game maximum immediately, and the active round ends. No further standard Wheel addition is needed after that terminal result.
Multi-Wheel addition
Two or more Wheels landing on one grid do not generate isolated final payments. Their revealed numerical values are first added together. The current bet then multiplies the combined total, producing one consolidated feature result.
This rule becomes particularly important when a full row lands. Five separate Wheels can reveal values, but their arithmetic relationship remains the same. The interface can show individual prizes and a final aggregate without changing the selected stake.
Enhanced horizontal rows
Five Power Wheels on the same row use an upgraded list of possible values. Every Wheel removes the 10x result and can show 100x, 1,000x or MAX WIN. A complete row therefore raises the minimum listed Cash Prize for each position.
The row still follows the ordinary sequence: paylines resolve, Wheels activate, numerical outcomes are added and the total is applied to the bet. Any MAX WIN reveal overrides the remaining calculation with the immediate 10,000x award.
Wild and special-symbol separation
The Wild substitutes for every symbol in the paytable. It operates within regular win evaluation and has a simpler role than Wheels, Arrows or FS Scatters. A Wild does not need a separate prize table to support qualifying combinations.
Power Wheels deliver Cash Prizes, Power Arrows build High-Roller lines and FS symbols choose a bonus route. Assigning one clear purpose to each special symbol makes the feature-heavy game easier to scan.
Mechanics on a narrow viewport
On mobile layouts, the five-column board must remain wide enough for complete Wheel and Arrow rows. Large Cash Prize labels and simple suit symbols help retain clarity after scaling. Controls can move below the grid without changing the order of result calculation.
The official provider page demonstrates the same principle at content level. The salon hero, logo, action and feature copy become vertical blocks, keeping each stage distinct on a 430-pixel viewport.
