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The first sixteen spins produced four things.
Cherries.
Plums.
Card suits.
And the growing suspicion that the pool party had spent more on lighting than on entertainment.
€19.20 went through the reels.
€4.80 came back.
The balance sat at €245.60.
Nobody had walked anywhere.
No wheel had spun.
No beach ball had become financially relevant.
The woman in pink bunny ears remained beside the reels, the pool loungers stayed perfectly arranged behind them, and four jackpots hovered across the top as though something significantly more ambitious than two plums was expected to happen eventually.
Then spin seventeen introduced cash.
Not a small amount of cash visually.
Stacks.
Bundles.
The Random Wild feature dropped two Wilds onto reels two and four.
They appeared among the character symbols, rabbit masks and card suits without any ceremony.
One moment there was a perfectly normal pool-party slot.
The next there were two large piles of money sitting in the middle of it.
No one had brought a bag.
No one had explained where it came from.
The cash simply existed now.
A line of the higher-paying character symbols connected through both Wilds.
€19.20.
Balance:
€263.60.
The Random Wilds disappeared afterward.
That seemed almost responsible.
The game had allowed two unexplained piles of banknotes into a pool area and at least removed them before somebody tried to use one as a flotation device.
Hot Girls: Wheel of Passion had taken seventeen spins to establish its preferred tone.
Pink neon.
Bunny masks.
Swimming pool.
Money appearing without visible ownership.
I left the stake at €1.20.
The next eighteen spins were much quieter.
A pair of small wins returned €4.80 between them.
Everything else rotated through the five-by-three frame.
Red-haired characters.
Blonde characters.
The woman in pink.
Cash bundles that were symbols rather than Wilds.
Diamonds.
Clubs.
Spades.
Cherries.
Plums.
The golden rabbit mask kept turning up with an expression far more serious than anything wearing rabbit ears at a pool party had earned.
At one point two Scatters landed.
The third reel slowed.
No third Scatter.
Another character symbol stopped instead.
The two existing Scatters remained visible just long enough to demonstrate that Free Spins were possible and then disappeared.
There was no tragedy in it.
The pool had not closed.
The bunny ears remained operational.
The balance had reached €246.80.
Then the Random Wild feature happened again.
This time it did not place two.
It placed three.
Reel one.
Reel three.
Reel five.
Three piles of cash arrived across alternating columns like somebody had tried to solve the reels with money and discovered a surprisingly effective method.
The symbols stopped around them.
One full payline connected all the way across.
The screen flashed.
A special pop-up appeared for the Full Win Line.
Five matching symbols had formed one complete line.
The game considered this important enough to interrupt the pool party.
Apparently a normal win could remain private.
A full line required an announcement.
€26.40.
Balance:
€272.
That was the high point.
Not Free Spins.
Not Hold & Ring.
Not the Wheel.
Five matching symbols, three Random Wilds and an official notification that everyone should stop looking at the pool for a second.
The pop-up disappeared.
The reels returned.
The woman in pink remained beside them.
The jackpot values still sat across the top.
Grand.
Major.
Minor.
Mini.
All four looked significantly more prepared than the session required.
I kept playing.
This was where the slot became strange in a different way.
The machinery kept showing itself without actually taking over.
A Wheel symbol appeared.
Later another.
No Wheel of Fortune.
The graphic was there.
The possibility was there.
The wheel itself remained somewhere offscreen apparently enjoying the evening privately.
Cash bundles landed in ordinary positions.
No Random Wild.
A rabbit mask appeared on the first reel, then another on the fifth.
Nothing between them.
Plums paid €2.40.
Later, character symbols returned another €1.20.
A line of suits produced €2.40.
Twenty-four spins cost €28.80.
€6 came back.
Balance:
€249.20.
The poolside furniture had now seen more action than several of the features.
Nothing had moved.
Nothing had needed to.
The Random Walking Wild existed somewhere inside the Free Spins rules, waiting for three Scatters to give it permission to walk.
No three Scatters arrived.
So the Wild did not walk.
It was perhaps the only thing at the party observing the dress code and waiting to be invited.
The accumulation system continued existing in the background too, promising Hold & Ring once enough progress gathered.
I never reached it.
Five Bonus symbols could also have forced the issue.
They did not.
There were stretches where one Bonus symbol appeared.
Another spin produced two.
Neither became a crisis.
That suited the session.
Not every night at a pool needs to end with fifteen beach balls covering the reels.
The final sixteen spins were the driest section.
A single €3.60 line was all they returned.
The rest was scenery.
Plums.
Cherries.
A blonde character on reel two.
Rabbit mask.
Spade.
Cash bundle.
No Wild.
Another spin.
Two character symbols.
Club.
Plum.
Nothing.
The balance slipped under €240.
Then under €236.
The jackpot bars remained above the reels with all four prizes untouched.
A Wheel symbol appeared one last time on reel four.
Alone.
It sat there looking like a piece of machinery somebody had wheeled to the party and never plugged in.
Next spin removed it.
No wheel.
No complaint.
The final paid spin cost €1.20.
It stopped with cherries on the left, two card suits, one plum and the golden rabbit mask on the far side.
No line.
No Random Wild.
No Scatter.
No Bonus symbol.
Just the rabbit.
The balance was €233.60.
I had started with €260.
Loss:
€26.40.
Exactly the same amount as the biggest hit of the session.
That seemed appropriate.
The game had spent seventy-six spins surrounded by neon, jackpots, cash bundles, a pool, bunny costumes, a wheel, a Hold & Ring feature, Free Spins and enough special machinery to require its own menu.
The financial difference came down to one Full Win Line.
The pool remained lit.
The wheel remained unused.
The rabbit mask stayed on the final screen.
For once, nobody needed to make an announcement.
I’ve seen things inside Big Game Fishing Golden Catch that broke statistics.