Five reels, three rows, five paylines. Match three or more of the same symbol from the leftmost reel along a payline and the points hit your counter. None of those points are money — they are just numbers attached to your session.
Five symbols, weighted so the cheap ones land more often than the expensive ones. None of them are wilds. There are no scatters, no bonus tiles, and no second-screen mini-game. What you see is what you get.
The numbers above are multipliers of the current stake. So if you are playing at stake 10 and you land five hard hats on a single line, the cabinet pays 600 points. Twenty cones across pays 200. Anything less than three of a kind pays nothing.
Three rows across the cabinet, plus the two diagonals. That is the full set. We did not add fifty zigzag lines because that is how operators inflate the apparent hit-rate while keeping payouts the same. The math here is honest. You can read it in a sentence.
Five top-row windows, left to right. The most common payline because the eye reads it first.
The classic centre line. Counts the same as any other — no built-in bonus for picking this one over the top or bottom.
The lowest horizontal. Same rules, same payouts, just at the foot of the cabinet.
Top → middle → bottom → middle → top. A shallow V across the cabinet. Diagonals tend to feel more rewarding when they hit, but the payout table treats them the same.
The mirror of the V — bottom corners up to the middle and back down. Same scoring, different visual hit.