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25 Paylines (left to right)
Leprechauns and rainbows show up in a hundred slots. So what makes GameArt's Clover Goes Wild worth a spin? The free spins round, mostly. Instead of one bonus grid, you play four 5×3 reel sets side by side, all turning together, and that changes the math in a way the base game never hints at.
The setup itself is plain enough. Five reels, three rows, 25 fixed paylines that pay left to right only. The high symbols lean into the theme: a red-bearded leprechaun, a green top hat, a smoking pipe, a frothy ale mug, a horseshoe and a coin pouch. Clover-trimmed royals (10 through Ace) sit at the bottom of the ladder. RTP lands at 96.13%, which is a touch above the industry floor, and volatility is rated medium, so wins arrive often enough without ever feeling huge.
The gold four-leaf clover is your Wild, subbing for everything except the Pot of Gold Scatter. Land three, four or five Scatters and you trigger 5, 7 or 10 free spins. Here's the hook. During those spins, any Wild that drops gets copied to the exact same cell on all four grids. One lucky clover becomes four, paying across every set at once. That's where the 3,000x ceiling actually comes from.
There's a clever base-game touch too. If two Scatters and a Wild land in the same spin, the Rainbow Pot fires a coloured ray and flips the symbols it hits into Wilds or Scatters, sometimes rescuing a spin that looked one short of the bonus.
Want to skip the wait? A gold Bonus button buys the feature in two tiers, 7 or 10 free spins, with the longer buy returning slightly more. My one gripe: outside that replicating-Wild trick, the base game is fairly ordinary. No gamble, no jackpot, no ante. The whole appeal sits in the bonus. Worth trying free first.