Wheel of Fortune (IGT) – Review & Demo Play

Wheel of Fortune Triple Extreme Spin - Game Overview

I’ve put plenty through Wheel of Fortune Triple Extreme Spin, a 5-reel, 720 ways slot using IGT’s Multiway Xtra. It pays on adjacent reels both left to right and right to left, and wins are multiplied by the coin value. The reel set is staggered – 3-4-5-4-3 – which looks odd at first but keeps the hit-rate lively. No standard 10–A ranks here either; the theme blends luxury prizes with fruity icons and that famous logo front and centre.

Each spin uses 50 coins, so stakes are simply coin value times 50. I set anything from 1 credit up to 200 per coin, which means a range from 50 to 10,000 credits a go. Autoplay is there if you want it, but I prefer manual control when the bonus symbols start to tease. The lack of traditional paylines makes it easy to follow: three or more matching symbols on adjacent reels land a payout either direction.

Symbols and Paytable in Wheel of Fortune Triple Extreme Spin

Symbols on Wheel of Fortune Triple Extreme Spin hit a nice mix. The Wheel of Fortune logo is the top payer, followed by the yacht, emerald pendant, and the convertible car. Fruits take the low end: bananas, plums, oranges, cherries, and apples. The Wild appears only on reels 2, 3, and 4, and substitutes for everything except the scatters, the Bonus symbols, and the Wheel of Fortune logo. That restriction matters, but the middle-reel coverage helps a lot.

The paytable is coin-based and clear. Five logos pay 10,000 coins (4 pay 5,000; 3 pay 2,000). The yacht pays 1,000/150/50; the pendant 400/75/25; the car 300/50/20. Apples return 125/30/15; cherries 100/25/10; oranges 100/15/5; plums 50/15/5; bananas 50/15/5. With Multiway Xtra, any qualifying hit is multiplied by the coin value you’ve set, which is why nudging coin size upward can spike the headline outcomes fast. Hits land from either side, so adjacent reels from the rightmost can pay just like left-to-right lines.

Two special symbols sit outside the paytable maths. The Scatter is a mini wheel with “scatter” on it; land three or more anywhere to enter the Mini Wheel Bonus. The Bonus symbol shows a triple wheel; hit three or more anywhere to trigger Triple Extreme Spins. Neither the Scatter nor Bonus needs to align on a payline, and the Wild cannot replace either of them, or the logo, which keeps the top awards honest.

Wheel of Fortune Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	3	x2000
	2	x1500
	3	x2000
	2	x1500
	3	x200
	2	x150
	3	x100
	2	x80
	3	x55
	2	x40
	3	x15
	2	x18
	3	x18
	2	x15
	Scatter
	Scatter

Bonus Features in Wheel of Fortune Triple Extreme Spin

Mini Wheel Bonus in Wheel of Fortune Triple Extreme Spin kicks in with three or more scatters anywhere. You’ll see mini wheels spin and stop on values that pay between 50x and 3,850x the coin value used on the winning spin. It’s a straight shot of instant credit, no fuss, and a neat way to pep up sessions when the main feature is taking its time. Three scatters are enough, and extra symbols don’t hurt.

Triple Extreme Spins starts with three or more Bonus symbols. You pick the same number of coloured envelopes; each reveals pointers for the red, blue, or yellow wheels. Extra pointers of one colour can carry fixed values (e.g., red pointers after the first three are worth 250x coin; blue pointers after the first three 100x, and after the fourth 200x). Then all three wheels spin: blue pays up to 1,000 coins, red up to 5,000, and yellow multiplies the lot by 2–10x.

Wheel of Fortune Triple Extreme Spin - RTP, Volatility and Wins

RTP on Wheel of Fortune Triple Extreme Spin sits at 94.04% in the published spec, and variance feels medium to me across longer sessions. With 720 ways paying both directions, dead spins are softened by frequent small fruit hits, while the top-end comes from the features. Five logos land 10,000x your coin value, the Mini Wheel can drop up to 3,850x coin, and a hot Triple Extreme round can stack coin wins before the yellow wheel applies its multiplier.

How to Play Wheel of Fortune Triple Extreme Spin

Set your coin value with the green arrow on the left, then use the circular Spin button on the right to get moving. The Menu at the top-right opens the rules and paytable. The game charges 50 coins per round whatever you stake, so your total bet is coin value multiplied by 50. I tend to start low, then raise when I’m feeling the wheels coming. Autoplay is available, but I switch it off when scatters or bonus wheels start landing.

Hits are simple to read: three or more of a kind on adjacent reels pay, and combinations can start from either end reel. Symbols don’t need to sit on fixed lines; each icon only needs to appear on a different reel. Wilds on reels 2–4 help bridge gaps, but they won’t sub for the Scatter, the Bonus, or the game logo. When the envelopes arrive in Triple Extreme Spins, pick steadily rather than rushing clicks.

Wheel of Fortune Triple Extreme Spin - Design and Mobile

Wheel of Fortune Triple Extreme Spin uses a bright backdrop that fades from blue into yellow, with the staggered 3-4-5-4-3 grid giving it a distinct cabinet feel. On mobile it runs cleanly on Android and iOS, and you can play in a browser without a download. The layout scales well, buttons are spaced sensibly, and the envelope-pick sequence in Triple Extreme is easy to tap through on a phone, which suits quick sessions.

Final Take on Wheel of Fortune Triple Extreme Spin

I keep coming back to Wheel of Fortune Triple Extreme Spin when I fancy a change from line slots. The Multiway Xtra setup, pays both ways, and the two features balance each other nicely: Mini Wheel drops fast credits, and Triple Extreme Spins brings the sweat with envelope picks and those three wheels. The wilds on the middle reels keep base game ticks coming, and the logo jackpots give you that proper wheel-of-fortune buzz.