How Power of Ten features connect
Payline wins resolve before Wheels
Power Wheels remain inactive while regular payline wins are being handled. This establishes a fixed order for each result: the underlying symbol combinations complete first, then every active Wheel begins to spin. The separation makes the feature prize easy to distinguish from the normal reel award.
Cash Prizes are always expressed as multiples of the bet. The selected bet is applied only after the relevant Wheel values have been revealed and combined. This keeps a multi-Wheel outcome readable even when several prize symbols appear on the same grid.
Single and multiple Power Wheels
One Power Wheel can reveal 10x, 100x, 1,000x or MAX WIN. When two or more Wheels land together, each spins independently and the revealed values are added. The resulting total is then multiplied by the current bet to calculate the definitive Wheel win.
For example, the addition rule means the interface can show several feature values before converting them into one final amount. MAX WIN is different: if any Wheel reveals it, the 10,000x maximum is awarded immediately and the round ends.
Five Power Wheels on one row
Five Power Wheels aligned across the same horizontal row receive a stronger prize table. Each Wheel can reveal 100x, 1,000x or MAX WIN, removing the standard 10x option. All Wheel values are still combined under the normal addition rule unless MAX WIN appears.
A five-symbol row uses the complete width of the game. This visual arrangement connects the enhanced Wheel state to the same five-reel logic later used by High-Roller Power Arrows. Full-width lines therefore carry special importance in both principal features.
High-Roller FeatureSpins sequence
High-Roller FeatureSpins allow only Power Arrow symbols to land. The first reel can receive five Arrows, followed by four on reel two, three on reel three, two on reel four and one on reel five. The sequence gradually forms potential horizontal lines as it advances.
A row must contain five Power Arrows without an empty position. A completed row awards the 10,000x maximum as a Cash Prize. If any required position is empty, that row becomes dead and can no longer form the full line.
Power Arrow row states
The descending 5-4-3-2-1 distribution creates different survival possibilities for each row. Reel one begins with the broadest coverage, while the final reel receives only one Arrow. A successful line therefore depends on the same row remaining occupied across all five columns.
Dead rows are visually meaningful because a gap permanently breaks the route to the maximum. The feature can display active and dead lines at the same time, allowing progress to be read from the grid rather than from a separate numerical meter.
Wild substitution and feature clarity
The Wild substitutes for all symbols in the paytable. Its role belongs to regular symbol evaluation, while Power Wheels and FS Scatters control Cash Prizes and bonus entry. Keeping the Wild rule concise prevents it from being confused with the Wheel feature.
On mobile screens, feature text and symbols need to remain readable at reduced width. The official page moves content into one column, while the game artwork retains clear shapes for dice, card suits, crowns and Wheels. The same feature order and five-reel structure remain in place.
