100 Lucky Sevens Slot by GameArt

The Wild only lives on three of the five reels - the middle column and its two neighbours - and it expands to fill the entire reel whenever doing so completes at least one win across the 100 paylines. Land it on reel 3 with matching fruit feeding in from the outer reels and a single Wild can cash several lines at once. It stands in for everything except the gold-star Scatter, so the reels 1 and 5 still need to land symbols on their own; the Wild can't reach them.

Those gold stars are what you're chasing. Three or more of them award 10 free spins, and the expanding Wilds stay live through the round, which is the only reason the feature builds momentum - the base game has no multiplier or upgrade to lean on. Land another three Scatters mid-feature and you tack on 10 more spins, with no cap mentioned on how often that re-trigger can fire. If you'd rather not grind the base game for it, a gold BONUS coin sits to the left of the reels and buys direct entry into the free spins.

Every win can be gambled before it banks. The card game lets you guess red or black to double it, or call the exact suit to quadruple, and you can keep pressing up to five times in a row before the streak locks out - or switch it off entirely in settings if you'd rather keep what landed. It's the classic GameArt risk ladder, and on a GameArt fruit machine like this it fits the old-arcade feel.

And the look is pure neon Vegas: a glowing gold cabinet against a deep-purple dotted backdrop, the "100" payline counters glowing in the top corners under a marquee logo built from light bulbs and red 7s. The symbol set runs glossy apples, plums, twin cherries, oranges, pink grapes, pears, lemons and watermelon wedges at the low end, with gold bells and the lucky red 7s up top. Standard fruit lineup, dressed up brighter than most.