Take The Vault Slots
If you're s risk-taker, or favor high-stakes pokies, then Betsoft Gaming's Take the Vault Slots may be just the thing you need to get into for tonight's exciting but stress-free gaming run. The theme is all about the wild shootouts and treasure hunting that defined the early decades of American Frontier living. In this case, you are involved in a bank robbery gone wrong - or right if you line up the preferred symbols for the top payouts.
You start things out standing, guns drawn, in a traditional Western street of that era, ready to take on whatever the criminals or the law throw at you, depending on which side you're on! The Old Western Bank and the pub or saloon borders you on either side of the street, even as a serious (is there any other kind?!) gunfight transpires just a few dozen meters behind you in the back street. Choosing crime definitely pays in the virtual space, when you pick the bank robber character at the beginning!
Cowboy Characters on the Reels of Take the Vault Slots
Although we will elaborate on the game icons later on in this current review, the following is an appetizer. Besides the coming high-stakes icons, there are the usual suspects for the low paying level - the poker representatives. These spinners are the King, Ace, Joker, Queen, numeral 9 and numeral 10. Take the Vault Slots sets the tone for the new era of three dimensional video pokies, and you will become a fan on your first playthrough.
As for the higher symbols, you will find that there are banking notes, shiny diamonds, gold bullion bars, a safe, whisky bottles and six-shot revolvers on the reels. The game, itself, has fully 4 rows and 5 reels that serve as columns (the latter), to go along with a gigantic 75 reels. As concerns wagering, you can bet 0.2 credits per payline, all the way up to (in increments, of course) 300 coins for a single spin or game.
In-Depth Payout Table
The top icon is, appropriately for its real-world value, the Shiny Diamond. For five such diamond symbols on the reels, you are rewarded with 2.50 times your bet. If you land four of a type of the Diamond icon, you get 1.00 times your bet; for three of a type of the Shiny Diamond your payout is 0.75 times your wager, and for the last payout, two Shiny Diamond icons on the reels will pay you 0.15x; where the variable 'x' reps your payline wager of 0.2 coins or more.
The Six-Shooter never jams in real life, which makes it a superior weapon for some endeavors over the more modern and mechanical Pistols. In this pokey, landing five of a type of the Revolver gets you 2x, whereas four Revolver icons are worth 0.9x; and three of a type pays out 0.6x. Perhaps justifiably, the LockBox or Safe is the following icon and, for five of a type on the reels, the Safes get you 1.50 times your wager. For four Safe icons you win 1.50x; for three of a kind you get 0.75x, and for three Safe symbols your payout prize is 0.50 x.
Both the Gold Bullion Bars and the Whisky Flask have the precise same values in Take the Vault Slots: for five of a kind they both get you 1.00 times your bet; for four of a kind they are worth (separately; the symbols are not combined when they appear on the reels) a solid 0.60x, and for three Whisky Flasks or for three of a type of the Gold Bullion Bar symbols, you receive 0.4x.
The poker cars also pay you in batches of the same value per symbol combination. Landing the Joker or the Queen five times in a row is worth 0.50 times your wager; for four of a type you instead will walk away from your computer with 0.25 your wager (in addition to the starting amount of your wager, of course - you can't lose by winning, after all!). Three Joker icons or three Queen icons pay you 0.15x. The concluding symbols are the numerals 9 and 10; five of either pays 0.25x, four of either pays 0.10x, and three of a type of the 9 or 10 pays out 0.05x.
Take the Vault Slots is an exciting and intriguing pokies from Betsoft, and you are invited to play it at your earliest convenience on your supported mobile device of choice.