On stage in Music Box Pirouette
Brass music cylinders, ballet slippers, a cymbal-clashing tin bear and the porcelain dancer fill the reels. High volatility: a rose-wreathed crank wild on reel two, three or four fills its whole reel, so quiet spells can end with several lines at once.
Music Box Pirouette is staged in the Toybox Season. Marionettes, music boxes, tin racers and a carnival bell, staged as if the nursery came alive.
Music Box Pirouette: 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.
Rose crank (wild) 34.3×137×915×
Porcelain dancer 24.3×97.2×486×
Cymbal bear 13.5×56.2×225×
Ballet slipper 9.49×35.6×142×
Velvet ribbon 4.54×18.2×72.6×
Music cylinder 3.5×13.1×43.8×
Walnut music box (scatter, pays in any position) 3.47×26×139×Free spins in Music Box Pirouette
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, and wilds on the middle reels still fill their whole column.
Full Spotlight in Music Box Pirouette
A wild landing on reel two, three or four grows to fill its entire reel before any line is read, as if a spotlight has widened to light the whole column. It works the same in free spins.
Read about Full Spotlight and the other productions staged with it.
