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The wheel slid past GRAND x2 and stopped on €20.00 like the dragon had licked the pointer.
Not landed.
Licked.
The red wheel spun under gold trim, all ceremony, all flame, all “behold my ancient prize selection,” then crawled across the biggest wedge with the relaxed cruelty of a dragon dragging one claw over a vault door.
GRAND x2 passed.
GRAND passed.
MAJOR x2 winked from the edge.
Then the pointer settled on €20.00.
A tiny money wedge.
A decorative coin cough.
The red dragon on the left kept its wings open over the mountain temple, looking proud of an outcome that should have been delivered in a paper cup. The right-side special reel still glowed with stacked shields: Free Games, Add Wilds, money values, Fire Storm, Mystery Bonus Prize. The whole cliffside looked built to hide treasure. The wheel had just served me a biscuit from the staff kitchen.
Earlier, I had refused the Buy Bonus.
€200.00 for a guaranteed Free Games trigger at my €2.00 bet.
The button sat under the jackpot panel like a little wooden trapdoor for people who think dragons sell fair entrances. I left it closed. The mountain already had claws, wings, and a vertical prize reel. It did not need my permission to become expensive.
Base game.
€2.00 flat.
The reels sat beside a red dragon big enough to rent out a volcano. Snowy peaks behind it. Temple stairs below. Red-gold borders everywhere. The main reels carried crowns, chalices, rubies, dragon heads, letters, and those Connect & Collect symbols that looked less like icons and more like pieces of a chain the dragon had chewed into shape.
The special positions were waiting on reel three.
The sixth reel stood on the far right like a trophy wall of dragon scales, each scale painted with a different way to make me hopeful in the wrong order.
First few spins gave mountain crumbs.
A chalice win for €2.40.
Letters for €1.60.
A dragon head connection that stopped one reel early and stared at me with its red eye like it had forgotten the treasure password.
Then the chains began.
A Connect & Collect symbol landed on reel one.
Another touched it on reel two.
The chain reached a special position on reel three and hit a money value.
€8.00.
Paid.
Gone.
The dragon looked like it had personally carried eight euros down a mountain and expected a parade.
Next chain reached Respin.
Five respins opened.
The initiating chain stayed in place, and the other reels started moving around it, little symbols dropping in and out while the dragon watched like a landlord inspecting a furnace.
First respin: no new chain help.
Second: one Connect & Collect landed low, not touching.
Third: crown.
Fourth: chalice.
Fifth: dead.
The chain never reached anything beyond the Respin that had started the whole cave trick. The consolation prize appeared.
€10.00.
Five respins and a red dragon for ten euros. A mountain ceremony priced like a sandwich with sparks on it.
I stayed flat.
The reels kept throwing chain pieces in almost-useful shapes. One chain reached a money value for €12.00. Another died against reel two with a Free Games shield shining on the sixth reel like a castle window across a moat. A Fire Storm symbol sat on the right side once, big and red, promising dragon breath, while the chain stopped short and offered me a chalice line instead.
The chalices paid €3.20.
The Fire Storm remained decorative, a dragon sneeze trapped behind glass.
Then the first proper reel-six connection hit.
Connect & Collect on reel one.
Touching on reel two.
Special position on reel three.
Then the chain bent into the sixth reel.
Mystery Bonus Prize.
The title finally earned the fire in its mouth. Fight of Fire Connect & Collect stopped being a logo and became a dragon pointing at a wheel while hiding the good wedges behind smoke.
One wheel spin.
The dragon leaned over the mountain.
The wheel spun.
Then the opening happened.
Grand teased.
Major teased.
The tiny wedge landed.
€20.00.
The mountain took all that linked-symbol effort and handed back the kind of prize a dragon keeps under a loose scale for parking.
After that, the base went colder than the peaks behind the wings.
Three spins gave only letters and chalices.
One ruby nearly connected across five reels, then broke on reel four because a crown decided to arrive wearing the wrong metal at the wrong altitude.
Another Connect chain reached Minor on reel three.
€50.00.
Best clean hit so far.
Useful, yes. Still small next to the top panel screaming GRAND €8,000.00 like the dragon had painted a fantasy on the sky and charged admission to look at it.
The Free Games shield kept appearing on reel six.
Seven Free Games.
Ten Free Games.
Fifteen Free Games.
Once, twenty-five sat there glowing in blue and gold, an entire cave door covered in numbers. The chain from the left got to reel three, then branched wrong and hit €6.00 instead. The twenty-five shield stayed on the right with the posture of a royal guard who had heard my name and laughed.
I did not buy.
The Buy Bonus button continued glowing under the jackpot panel, low and wooden, like a doorbell attached to a dragon’s mouth.
Then the natural Free Games finally arrived, but not through Scatters. The chain did it.
Connect symbols linked from the left, touched through reel three, and reached a ten-Free-Games shield on the right-side reel. The shield opened after the money values paid, blue-gold scales lighting one after another while the dragon bent its neck over the reels like it had agreed to let me into the cave through the servant entrance.
Ten Free Games.
The Free Games began with the right-side special reel still in play, and Wilds could carry x2 or x3 multipliers. That sounded like dragon mathematics with a crown on. The actual first spin gave me letters, one chalice, and a 2x Wild sitting on a way that did not matter.
A Wild with a multiplier on a dead shape is just a royal spoon in an empty soup bowl.
Second spin gave dragon heads on reels two, three, and four, nowhere near enough from the left.
Third spin linked to Add Wilds on reel six.
The dragon added Wilds.
Two of them.
One landed on reel five, beautifully late.
One landed in the middle, where it helped a small crown win reach €8.80.
The Add Wilds shield had arrived like royal permission after the exam was already collected.
A later spin hit Fire Storm.
Finally.
The dragon breathed across the reels and threw extra Connect & Collect symbols onto random spots. Fire sparks jumped across the grid. The chain pieces landed like hot metal dropped from a balcony.
They did not connect to the Free Games shield waiting above.
They did not connect to Mystery.
They reached a money value.
€16.00.
The dragon had sneezed and produced lunch money.
Midway through the Free Games, three Scatters almost landed. Two appeared and the third reel teased the blue shield before settling as a ruby. No extra games. The ruby looked too polished for what it had done.
Then the best-looking spin of the feature arrived.
A 3x Wild on reel three.
A 2x Wild on reel four.
Several dragon heads.
A ruby.
Two Connect symbols.
The ways win started left, reached through enough symbols to multiply nicely, then the missing piece on reel five turned the whole scene into a red-winged shrug.
€24.60.
Not nothing.
Not the mountain cracking open.
A dragon with two multiplier Wilds had given me the financial equivalent of warm smoke from a jewel cup.
The remaining Free Games walked down the cliff.
Small crown win.
Dead chain.
One money value.
No big wheel.
No new Free Games.
No linked awards stacking across the right side.
The feature ended at €78.40.
After all that: wheel, Respin, Minor, Fire Storm, Add Wilds, Free Games, multiplier Wilds.
The session had activity everywhere and money nowhere it could become loud.
Back in base, I was not even angry enough to buy. That felt like the dragon’s final trick. It had not crushed me in one dramatic bite. It had fed me little cooked pieces until the cave smelled like almost.
The next few spins showed more chain shapes. One started beautifully on reel one, touched reel two, reached the special position on reel three, then failed to link right. It paid €8.00 and left a Free Games shield hanging on reel six with ten games printed on it.
The final spin made the cleanest joke.
Connect & Collect on reel one.
Connect & Collect on reel two.
Nothing on reel three.
No bridge.
On reel six, a bright Free Games shield sat there anyway, blue and gold, completely unreachable, like a dragon scale nailed to a wall across a broken rope bridge.
The dragon kept its wings open.
The mountain stayed lit.
The Buy Bonus button sat under the jackpots, still wooden, still waiting.
€20.00 came from the wheel.
€10.00 came from the Respin consolation.
€78.40 came from the Free Games.
The big cave never opened.
The last shield stayed on the right side, shining for a chain that never arrived.
Play Chronicles of Olympus 2 – Hades. It made the team shout at a rectangle until the rectangle did something useful.