Himalayan Wild Slot by Pragmatic Play

Two buy options at 100x and 300x. That gap is the game. The cheaper entry triggers Free Respins with a random paying symbol in the winning combination, which could be a low card rank worth almost nothing per hit. The 300x Super option guarantees one of the four premium animals - snow leopard, bear, wolf, or eagle - locking in a much higher Repeat Value for the round.

The Repeat Value is what makes the bonus work. When a Wild connects with paying symbols to form a win, that payout amount becomes the fixed value carried by every Money symbol for the rest of the round. Three respins start the clock. Each Money symbol that lands pays the locked value and resets respins back to three. So if your triggering win was 50x, every Money hit during the round pays another 50x. A low-symbol trigger might lock in 5x per hit instead, which is why the 300x buy exists - it front-loads the multiplier that compounds across every subsequent landing.

Three fixed jackpots appear during the bonus only. JACKPOT on reel 1 paired with MEGA on reel 5 pays 1,000x. MAJOR pays 100x, MINOR pays 30x. The outermost reels need to align simultaneously, and the max win probability sits around 1 in 9.1 million spins. Outside the bonus, five paylines means a lot of dead spins between triggers - the organic trigger rate is about once every 110 spins. Snow leopards, bears, wolves, and eagles fill the premium end of the paytable against a mountain backdrop, but the base game is mostly waiting. The bonus is where the math lives, and the Repeat Value you lock in at entry determines whether the round pays 20x or chases the 10,000x ceiling. Wolf Gold uses a similar animal-and-jackpot formula on a bigger payline grid, if five lines feels too bare.