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The ruby was already buried.
It had been underground for thousands of years.
It did not need wrapping.
A Mummy appeared on the left anyway.
One arm moved.
A strip of yellowed linen shot across the row.
The ruby vanished underneath it.
x2.
Three gold symbols connected through the newly bandaged jewel.
About €2.80 came back.
The Mummy disappeared.
The ruby went with the win.
Somewhere in the Egyptian burial process, somebody had confused preservation with gift wrapping.
I was on €0.80.
Five reels.
Four rows.
Twenty paylines.
Sarcophagi stood behind the reels.
Golden ankhs, necklaces, emerald scarabs, rubies and sapphires filled the chamber.
There was enough jewellery on screen to furnish several pharaohs.
Two Mummies had apparently survived specifically to make sure none of it remained visible.
A few spins passed quietly.
Ankh line.
Small win.
Necklace.
Nothing.
Two scarabs connected but missed the third.
Then a Mummy appeared on the right.
Different corpse.
Same textile policy.
Its bandage travelled left across the row.
An emerald scarab sat in the way.
Wrapped.
x2.
The scarab had entered the spin green, polished and perfectly recognisable.
It left looking like somebody had prepared it for burial despite the fact that it had already spent several millennia inside a tomb.
A short line crossed the x2.
Small payment.
Gone.
The next few spins brought no Mummies.
Jewellery remained exposed.
The chamber looked almost irresponsible.
Rubies lay around without linen.
Necklaces sat directly in the open.
One sapphire survived an entire spin with every facet visible.
Then both Mummies arrived.
One on reel one.
One on reel five.
Same row.
Between them sat an emerald.
The left Mummy threw linen.
The right Mummy threw linen.
Both strips reached the jewel at once.
The emerald disappeared beneath several archaeological bedsheets.
x5.
There was barely any green left.
A line of ankhs crossed through it.
More than €6 landed.
The two Mummies vanished after successfully embalming a mineral.
Double Mummy’s Jewels 1000 had established the burial hierarchy.
Human corpse: wrapped once.
Precious stone: keep going.
I stayed at €0.80.
A ruby line brought a little money.
Then nothing.
Another spin produced a left Mummy with no useful Jewel in its row.
Bandage crossed past low symbols and achieved nothing.
The linen disappeared.
Somewhere inside the sarcophagus, several metres of fabric had been wasted on poor gemstone placement.
A right Mummy later found a sapphire.
x2.
Tiny win.
The base game kept giving flashes of the same behaviour.
Mummy.
Bandage.
Jewel.
Wrap.
Sometimes useful.
Sometimes a strip of ancient cloth crossed the screen without finding anything worth preserving.
The balance drifted down.
Around €10 below.
Then €14.
A line of necklaces helped briefly.
Another run of empty spins took it close to €18 below the start.
Three Sarcophagus symbols landed.
One left.
One centre.
One right.
The stone lids shifted.
Eight Free Spins.
The chamber darkened.
The Mummies stayed at their respective edges.
Every Jewel they wrapped now remained on the reels.
That made the first sapphire important before it had earned any right to be.
First Free Spin.
Left Mummy.
Second row.
Bandage across.
A blue sapphire sat in the centre.
The linen caught it.
x2.
The sapphire remained.
A sticky blue jewel under one thin layer of burial cloth.
There was still enough sapphire visible to identify the victim.
Small line through it.
A couple of euros.
Next spin.
No Mummy touched that row.
A ruby lower down got wrapped from the left instead.
x2.
Two preserved jewels now sat on the reels.
The feature had started building a jewellery collection by making each piece progressively worse to display.
Third spin.
Right Mummy.
Second row.
The same sapphire.
Another layer.
x3.
More cloth appeared around the gem.
The sapphire was becoming less blue.
Its number was becoming more interesting.
A necklace line crossed through it.
x3 helped.
Nothing enormous.
The sapphire stayed.
Next Free Spin.
Both Mummies appeared.
Same second row.
The sapphire sat exactly between them.
There was nowhere for it to go.
Bandage came from the left.
Bandage came from the right.
One layer pushed x3 to x5.
The second pushed x5 to x10.
The sapphire disappeared almost completely.
A little blue remained in the middle.
Enough to prove that a gemstone still existed somewhere inside the laundry.
The reels paid a modest line through it.
Around €8.
The x10 stayed.
The two Mummies left.
They had wrapped one jewel from opposite directions with the concentration normally reserved for a pharaoh.
The pharaoh symbols on the reels received no such attention.
Next Free Spin.
The ruby lower down got another visit.
Right Mummy.
Bandage.
x2 became x3.
A scarab in the top row was caught by the opposite Mummy.
x2.
The grid now contained three separate pieces of jewellery under various stages of burial preparation.
Top scarab x2.
Middle sapphire x10.
Lower ruby x3.
The remaining ordinary jewels looked naked.
Another spin.
The Mummies attacked different rows.
The scarab stayed x2.
The ruby stayed x3.
The sapphire remained x10 in the middle, already carrying more linen than some entire ancient families.
No strong line found it.
Another €0.80 of feature time disappeared.
The sapphire sat there.
x10.
Unused.
Next Free Spin.
Left Mummy.
Second row.
Right Mummy.
Second row.
Again.
The sapphire had done nothing between attacks.
It had not moved.
It had not escaped.
It had not even become more sapphire.
Two fresh bandages came in.
x10 became x25.
Second layer.
x50.
The blue gemstone was now a rumour.
What remained visually was a parcel of mummy linen with a tiny patch of expensive geology trapped somewhere inside.
x50.
The Mummies withdrew.
The reels settled.
No useful line crossed it.
Nothing.
An x50 Wrapped Jewel sat in the centre while ankhs and necklaces arranged themselves everywhere except the required path.
The burial chamber had successfully created an enormously valuable wad of cloth.
Next Free Spin.
The sapphire remained x50.
Scarabs landed around it.
Wrong arrangement.
The x3 ruby helped a small win instead.
A few euros.
The x50 sat untouched.
There were now fewer spins remaining than layers of linen on the jewel.
Another spin.
Gold ankhs began landing.
One on the left.
Another farther across.
The centre stopped.
The x50 sapphire remained between them.
Final reel.
Ankh.
Line.
The route ran directly through the wrapped sapphire.
The counter moved immediately.
Past €10.
Past €20.
The bandaged blue lump stayed in the centre while the number kept climbing.
Around €40 landed from the main route and the smaller lines around it.
The sapphire had finally paid.
Not because anyone could still see it.
Visibility had become completely unnecessary.
Several thousand years underground had preserved the gemstone.
Five Free Spins of aggressive mummy wrapping had made it valuable.
The chamber kept spinning.
The x50 remained.
The ruby x3 stayed lower down.
Scarab x2 above.
One more small route used the ruby.
Another crossed the scarab.
Neither approached the sapphire hit.
The final Free Spin arrived.
Both Mummies appeared again.
Different rows this time.
Left one attacked the top scarab.
x2 became x3.
Right one struck the lower ruby.
x3 became x5.
The centre sapphire remained x50.
No final miracle.
No x100.
No x1000.
The last symbols settled around the three wrapped jewels.
One minor line paid.
Then the feature ended.
The linen disappeared.
The jewels disappeared.
The chamber returned to ordinary burial conditions.
About €54 had come from the Free Spins.
My balance sat roughly €35 above where the session had started.
I left the stake at €0.80.
One more base spin.
Mummy on the left.
Mummy on the right.
Same row.
For once, complete agreement.
Their bandages flew toward each other.
Between them sat a low symbol and an empty-looking piece of pottery.
No ruby.
No sapphire.
No emerald.
Nothing worth wrapping.
The linen crossed.
Nothing happened.
I stopped there.
The two Mummies had finally learned to cooperate after the jewellery was gone.
BREAKING: Samba Stars has entered the rotation. Nobody briefed the fruit.