Bonus buy slots.

How bonus buy slots work

Bonus buy slots can include an optional control that enters a specified feature or game mode at a displayed cost. The available options depend on the title, configuration and location. Source-checked examples explain the interface; always inspect the loaded menu.

Bonus buy slots: identify exactly what the control does

The bonus buy slots selected here offer different approaches to feature entry. Money Train 3 describes several bonus-buy choices, Extra Chilli uses Feature Drop, and Pirots presents predefined X-iter modes. Read what a button activates, whether it changes the starting layout and which conditions remain random. A shortcut to a mode is not a promise of a particular result within it.

Explore the base game before comparing entry options

Understanding the matching and bonus rules gives the feature menu context. Pirots’ collectors and persistent bonus elements, for example, are more intelligible after you have followed the collection sequence. In bonus buy slots, a displayed price can be a multiple of the current stake; changing that stake may change the displayed cost. Here any demo balance is virtual. Check the loaded rules rather than copying a price or feature menu from a different version.

Games to compare in this collection

• Extra Chilli by Big Time Gaming — A reactive Megaways game whose extra reel and optional free-spin gamble distinguish it from Bonanza.
• Money Train 3 by Relax Gaming — The third Money Train adds machines and persistent character effects to its collection-focused feature system.
• Pirots by ELK Studios — Colour-matched birds collect gems on a grid that can grow as features develop.
• Pirots 2 by ELK Studios — The collector birds return on a larger starting grid with amber levels and more board-changing symbols.