Mallet and Bell

On stage in Mallet and Bell

Peanut bags, brass weights, the wooden mallet and the carnival bell make up the cast, with a glowing striker pad as the scatter. High volatility: when a spin pays nothing and shows exactly two striker pads, the fifth reel gets one encore spin.

Mallet and Bell is staged in the Toybox Season. Marionettes, music boxes, tin racers and a carnival bell, staged as if the nursery came alive.

Mallet and Bell: the cast and what each pays

Awards appear as multiples of your total play amount for three, four or five matching symbols along one of the 10 fixed lines, counted from the leftmost reel. The wild can play any part except the scatter.

Symbol×3×4×5

Lightning laurel (wild) 33.9×136×903×

Carnival bell 22.1×88.4×442×

Wooden mallet 14.4×60.2×241×

Brass gong 9.76×36.6×146×

Brass weight 4.53×18.1×72.4×

Peanut bag 3.26×12.2×40.8×

Gilt token V 2.24×9.33×28×

Gilt token IV 1.68×6.7×20.1×

Gilt token III 1.46×5.49×16.5×

Gilt token II 0.82×4.1×12.3×

Gilt token I 0.89×3.56×10.7×

Striker pad (scatter, pays in any position) 3.5×26.2×140×

Free spins in Mallet and Bell

Three, four or five scatters in any position begin 8, 12 or 20 free spins. Landing three or more again during the feature adds another set. Free spins pay at their usual values.

Encore Reel in Mallet and Bell

If a spin pays nothing and exactly two scatters are showing, the first four reels stay as they are and the fifth reel takes one encore spin on its own.

Read about Encore Reel and the other productions staged with it.