Where's The Gold

By Aristocrat

The Where's The Gold Slot Machine has been tagged by URComped members 7 times. Most recently Where's The Gold was tagged at Wind Creek Bethlehem Aug 22 at 19:42

Slot Machine Description

The Where's The Gold slot machine by Aristocrat is a cousin of Milkin' It! It's a slot machine that I'd rather play than most of the newer titles released today with its solid game play! For regular paid games, the goal is to get a great line hit with the top symbol. Wilds are introduced in the bonus game, which is triggered by landing 3 or more bonus symbols. You then choose a character and are randomly awarded up to 3 wild symbols which replace their non-wild counterparts and up to 10 free games, so choose well! Obviously this is where you can get that Big Win or Jackpot!

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