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Multipliers are per unit of your bet. Win = bet × multiplier.
| Symbol | Name | 3 on line | Multiplier |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seven | x50 | x50 | |
| BAR | x20 | x20 | |
| Bell | x12 | x12 | |
| Orange | x8 | x8 | |
| Lemon | x6 | x6 | |
| Cherry | x4 | x4 |
The cherry symbol is the oldest recognizable image in reel history. In 1907 the Industry Novelty Company began painting cherries and other fruit on reels — to dodge social gaming laws. Wins were paid in fruit-flavored gum instead of gaming lounge tokens. This is where the terms "fruit machine" and the "BAR" symbol (from the old Bell-Fruit Gum Company logo) come from.
Classic 3-reel single-line cherry reels remain among the most-played "traditional" fruit machines in pubs across the UK, Scandinavia, Finland and Australia. Major operators always keep a few cherry games in their portfolio purely for nostalgia.
The game has 3 reels and one horizontal payline through the middle. Spin, and if all three symbols match — or you land cherries the right way — you win. A single cherry anywhere on the middle line = a small win.
Payout rate 96.0% means on average, out of 100 credits played, 96 return to the player over the long run. That does not mean you always lose 4% — variance is high, and single sessions can swing wildly in either direction. Hit frequency around 35%.
For beginners: keep the bet small (1–5 credits) and play for longer. Classic 3-reel reels are low-variance games — wins are usually small but come regularly. This is a good first game to learn how reel mechanics work.