Morning at the Weir

On stage in Morning at the Weir

An iron weir hook, an elderflower jug, a standing grey heron and the brass sluice handwheel sit on the reels. Medium volatility, with free spins climbing the applause ladder one step at a time from 1× to 5×.

Morning at the Weir is staged in the Limelight Season. Productions lit by glitter, neon, nebulae, sunsets and the first light on the water.

Morning at the Weir: 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 20 fixed lines, counted from the leftmost reel. The wild can play any part except the scatter.

Symbol×3×4×5

Spilling boards (wild) 8.96×35.8×239×

Sluice handwheel 5.55×22.2×111×

Grey heron 3.48×14.5×58.1×

Depth dial 2.31×8.64×34.6×

Elderflower jug 1.56×6.26×25×

Weir hook 1.09×4.09×13.6×

Gilt token V 0.67×2.78×8.33×

Gilt token IV 0.54×2.17×6.51×

Gilt token III 0.42×1.59×4.77×

Gilt token II 0.3×1.5×4.51×

Gilt token I 0.26×1.06×3.17×

Marker stone (scatter, pays in any position) 2.29×17.1×91.4×

Free spins in Morning at the Weir

Three, four or five scatters in any position begin 10, 15 or 25 free spins. Landing three or more again during the feature adds another set. Every free spin climbs one step of the applause ladder, 1×, 2×, 3×, 4×, 5×, and holds at the top step for the rest of the feature.

Rising Applause in Morning at the Weir

Ordinary spins behave like a Straight Play. Once free spins begin, each spin moves the multiplier one step up the applause ladder until it reaches the top step, where it stays.

Read about Rising Applause and the other productions staged with it.