El Bandito Slot by Genii

The cabinet sits on a wooden plank ledge with a saloon-front behind it, adobe storefronts and balcony railings flanking both sides, and a burnt-letter "EL BANDITO" sign nailed across the top. Inside the reels you get the bandit himself (red sombrero, black mustache, revolver drawn, "WILD" stamped under his boots), a Mexican sheriff in dark blue with a gold star, a steel safe with a combination dial, an iron-barred jail cell next to a SALOON sign, a tumbleweed, and an orange WANTED poster framed in wood. Royals are 3D cactus letters, A K Q J in green and red and orange, with tiny desert flowers sprouting from the tops.

The Wild does two jobs. It substitutes for everything except the two scatters, and it doubles any line it joins. So a five-of-a-kind on the bandit himself - already the top symbol at 800x line bet - pays 1600 if a Wild is part of the combo. Stacking two Wilds in the same line still gives you a flat x2, not x4, which is worth knowing before you start counting big.

Two separate scatter symbols run in parallel. The Free Spins scatter pays 15, 20, or 30 spins for 3, 4, or 5 hits, with no retrigger inside the round. The crossed-pistols sheriff badge on the wooden plank is the Feature scatter, and 3 of those open the Pick-a-Prize round. This one scales: 3 scatters lets you pick 1 of 3 boxes, 4 scatters lets you pick 2 of 4, and 5 scatters lets you pick 3 of 5. Every prize value is calculated against the bet on the triggering spin, so the feature rewards the size you brought in with, not a fixed coin schedule. Pick-a-Prize is locked out of Free Spins, so the two bonuses never overlap.

Free Spins introduce a third scatter that only pays inside the round, dropping extra x total-bet hits on top of the line wins. With the Wild still doubling everything it touches and 30 spins on the table at the top trigger, this is where the 55,600x ceiling actually becomes reachable. The base game is a clean Genii line slot built around the Mexican Wild West outlaw cliche, and the math leans on Wild participation more than reel modifiers - if the bandit doesn't land, neither does much else.