High-Roller FeatureSpins structure
Power Arrow symbols only
During High-Roller FeatureSpins, regular salon symbols do not land. Power Arrows are the only possible symbols, turning the grid into a clear pattern-building feature. Each Arrow position either supports a horizontal maximum-win route or leaves a gap.
Removing dice, suits, crowns and Wheels makes the line state easier to read. The feature is not based on adding Wheel values; it uses occupancy across all five reels to determine whether a row survives.
The descending 5-4-3-2-1 order
Five Power Arrows land on reel one, four on reel two, three on reel three, two on reel four and one on reel five. The decreasing counts create a triangular distribution across the five columns.
Every later reel can eliminate additional horizontal routes. Reel one begins with all five positions occupied, but the single Arrow on reel five means only one complete row can ultimately reach the far edge.
Active and dead rows
A row remains active while every required position contains a Power Arrow. If any reel leaves an empty space in that horizontal path, the row becomes dead. It cannot qualify for the complete-line award later in the sequence.
This state is communicated directly by the board. No separate payline diagram is required: a continuous set of Arrows shows an active route, while a gap identifies a failed one. Several rows can die at different stages.
Complete-line Cash Prize
Five Power Arrows on the same row award MAX WIN as a 10,000x Cash Prize. The line must span reels one through five without an empty position. This is the sole completed-row condition published for High-Roller FeatureSpins.
The award matches the maximum available from a Power Wheel revealing MAX WIN, but the path is different. FeatureSpins require a successful spatial pattern, while a Wheel uses a prize reveal.
FeatureSpins versus bonus games
High-Roller FeatureSpins focus on Arrow placement and dead rows. Deck of Fortune increases Power Wheel opportunities, Whopping Wheels stores sticky Wheels, and On the House guarantees Wheels on every reel. These are distinct mechanics despite sharing the same salon grid.
Separating the modes prevents Arrow lines from being confused with FS Scatter triggers. FS symbols choose a bonus game; Power Arrows appear inside their own dedicated FeatureSpins state.
Power Arrows on mobile screens
Five columns must remain visible on a portrait viewport so the complete row can be assessed. Power Arrow shapes can fill most of each cell, while dead spaces need enough contrast to be obvious. A fixed grid prevents the landing sequence from shifting surrounding controls.
The official mobile page demonstrates a vertical information layout and high-contrast brand palette. Inside the game, the same visual principles support the 5-4-3-2-1 progression and final row result.
