Slot · Playtech

Turn It On

RTP
93.93 %
Volatility
Medium
Maximum win
1000 €
Min bet
0.5 €
Max bet
50 €
Reels
5
Ways to win
243 ways to win

Key features

  • 243 winning ways
  • Wild substitutions
  • Scatter symbols
  • Free spins round
  • Locked reels
  • Autoplay

Game Description

Turn It On by Playtech is a light-hearted fruit slot on a blue backdrop, mixing oranges, strawberries and bees with card ranks from A to 9. It uses five reels, three rows and 243 ways to win, and the orange is the best regular symbol at 1,700 coins for five.

A cockerel wild lands on reels 2, 3 and 4. At random in the base game, reels 2 and 3 or reels 3 and 4 lock together and show the same symbols. Three scatters on the middle reels award 15 Colossal free spins, played on three sets of reels at once with reels 2, 3 and 4 joined into one giant symbol. Medium volatility, a 93.93% RTP, stakes from 0.5 € to 50 € and a 1,000 € top win make it a relaxed choice for casual sessions.

Fruit symbols and payouts

  • Fruit and bee symbols: 340 to 1,700 coins for three to five of a kind, led by the orange.
  • A, K, Q, J, 10 and 9: 85 to 850 coins.
  • Cockerel wild: reels 2, 3 and 4 only, substituting for all symbols except the scatter.

Locked reels and Colossal free spins

  • Locked reels: triggered at random in the base game; reels 2 and 3 or reels 3 and 4 lock together and show identical symbols.
  • Colossal free spins: three scatters on reels 2, 3 and 4 award 15 free spins on three sets of reels that spin together, with reels 2 to 4 locked as one colossal symbol.

Gameplay video

Turn It On video

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