Ice Fishing Game How to Play – Round Steps and Bet Types

Ice fishing game how to play breaks into three separate moments, and the rules treat them that way. The first is a choice, the second is a wait, the third is a result. A short account of each follows.

Step 1: Stake Selection

The first step sets the zone and the amount. A zone is the group of segments that a stake covers: Leaf 1 covers 23 of the 53 segments, Leaf 2 covers another 23, Lil' Blues covers 4, Big Oranges 2 and Huge Reds 1. The All Bonuses zone covers all 7 bonus segments with one stake.

The amount starts at 0.10. A player can place stakes on several zones in the same round, and each stake is settled on its own once the pointer stops.

Step 2: Pointer Stops

After the bet window closes, the wheel spins and the pointer slows down on one segment. Before the spin, the Leaf boost can give one random segment a multiplier between 3x and 10x, and a bonus segment can receive 2x to 8x or 10x.

Late stakes are not accepted.

The spin is independent of earlier rounds. A bonus segment can appear twice in a row or not at all for a long run, and neither case says anything about the next spin.

Step 3: Round Result

A Leaf segment ends the round with a payout by its multiplier, and a losing zone pays nothing. A bonus segment opens a bonus round, where a multiplier from the range of that zone is drawn.

Conditional example: a stake of 100 on Huge Reds that ends at 10x, the lower edge of its range, corresponds to 1000. At the upper edge, 500x, a stake of 10 corresponds to 5000, and 5000x is the ceiling for any round.

A bonus round starts when the pointer stops on one of the seven bonus segments. That is 7 of 53 spins on average, and the zone on which the pointer lands decides the range.

• Lil' Blues: four segments, multipliers from 3x to 100x.
• Big Oranges: two segments, multipliers from 4x to 200x.
• Huge Reds: one segment, multipliers from 10x to 500x.

The fewer segments a zone has, the higher its ceiling. A round on one of the bonus zones is therefore rarer than a Leaf round and swings wider, a point covered in ice fishing bonus game.

When the pointer stops on a bonus segment, the studio announces the round of that zone and draws a multiplier inside its range. The draw does not depend on the stake size, so a stake of 10 and a stake of 100 see the same multiplier and differ only in the payout: a draw of 5x corresponds to 500 on a stake of 100. Because the range is fixed by the zone, a Lil' Blues round can never reach the 500x of a Huge Reds round, whatever the stake.

A stake on All Bonuses collects whichever of the three rounds starts. It pays on every bonus segment, and a Leaf result pays nothing.

A round reduces to one zone, one stake and one stop of the pointer. Limits differ by zone, 0.10 is the floor everywhere, and a bonus segment is the only thing that starts a bonus round. Payouts equal stake times multiplier, with 5000x as the cap. The next step is the demo, where the operator provides one, or a first round at the table.

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