Reel Circus

The Stars of the Show

Reel Circus splits its crew between the high-flying headliners and the backup acts. Top earners — the whip-dancer and blue brawler — pay 100x for five. The contortionist and cannon diva follow with 80x and 60x. Lower-tier acts max out at 30x. Big Symbols bring the cash; small ones just help set the stage.

How the Paytable Works

The paytable is as clear as the ringmaster’s ego: Big Symbols up top, Low Symbols down below. Wins trigger with three or more matching symbols, and they pay up to five in a row. Every hit gets multiplied by your bet per line — simple math, no circus tricks. Each symbol stays in its lane, too, so don’t expect a strongman to share a win line with a popcorn guy.

Winning Combos and Odds

15 Paylines. Locked in. You’re getting action both ways: left-to-right and right-to-left. The wins start at three of a kind, but you’ll see a lot of fours and fives if the Big Symbols stack right. And they do, especially on the outer reels, which is where the show really starts cooking. Most of the time, you’re setting up base hits, but every now and then, the grid lines up and drops something wild. Multipliers live in the center three reels, and when they land mid-line, that’s when the clown show turns into a payout. It’s not some long grind either. You’ll see small hits stack fast.

Wilds, Scatters, and Multipliers

Let’s break this down without the mystery: you get 2x, 5x, or 10x printed right on the symbol. Whatever line they land on, that’s the line that gets juiced. No substitutions. It’s instant math, and it hits harder than most bonus bait. Then there’s the Scatter — the helmeted stunt guy who flies out of a cannon like it’s nothing. Land three of him anywhere, and you’re in for 10 Free Spins. You even get a 3x payout just for triggering it. And while there’s no second bonus layer after that, the Wilds and dual-payline setup do enough damage without it.

The Circus Look

Visually, this thing leans hard into the old-school freakshow look. Big Symbols take up more Reel space and look like they were pulled from a vintage circus poster. The fancier the art, the bigger the payout — it’s easy to follow. Showgirls, sideshow acts, mysterious guys in unitards — it’s all part of the spectacle. And unlike some slots, nothing here feels like background filler. Every symbol’s got a part to play in the madness.