Big Bass Splash
Reel Kingdom's fishing slot, scored up on a pier arcade board: the money-symbol range, the free spins ladder and the win ceiling, all pulled straight from the reels.
Free Spins Ladder
Wilds collected during the feature climb this ladder. Every fourth one steps the level up, adds free spins and lifts the money-symbol multiplier.
| Level | Wilds collected | Extra free spins | Money multiplier |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 0–3 | — | 1x |
| 2 | 4–7 | +10 spins | 2x |
| 3 | 8–11 | +10 spins | 3x |
| 4 (cap) | 12+ | +10 spins | 10x |
Money Symbol Scoreboard
Every fish on the grid is also a MONEY symbol. Its lit-up value comes from this fixed set, expressed as a multiple of your total bet.
What the scoreboard is really telling you
Big Bass Splash runs on a straightforward 5x3 grid with symbols paying left to right on adjacent reels from the leftmost reel — nothing exotic in the base engine. The scoreboard above exists because the fish symbols carry a second role as MONEY symbols, and their value is genuinely random each spin, drawn from the fixed list running from 2x to 5000x total bet.
Getting into FREE SPINS needs 3, 4 or 5 SCATTER bass fish, worth 10, 15 or 20 spins. Once inside, the fisherman WILD appears on every reel, substitutes for anything bar SCATTER, and collects the MONEY values showing on the board. The ladder table above is the actual retrigger mechanic: every fourth WILD collected adds 10 spins and pushes the multiplier up a level, capping at 10x once level four is reached.
Buying straight into the feature costs 100x current total bet, with the triggering spin randomly awarding 3, 4 or 5 scatters. Whichever way the round starts, the total win is hard-capped at 5000x bet — hit that number and the round ends immediately, paying out and forfeiting whatever spins remain.