Lucky Cloverland Slot by Endorphina

Bright green and warm gold all the way through, this one leans hard into Irish good luck. The reels sit in an ornate Celtic gold border set against a sunlit emerald forest with a waterfall behind it, ferns crowding the edges and dappled light coming through the trees. On the reels you get engraved card royals (10, J, Q, K, A) doing the low-paying work, then a foaming beer mug, a gold horseshoe and a four-leaf clover in the middle, with a red-bearded leprechaun in a green top hat as the top symbol. He lands stacked, so when he fills a reel he can paint a column at once. Two special symbols matter: the pot of gold marked WILD, which subs for everything but the scatter, and a rainbow BONUS disc that pays from any position and stacks too.

Land three or more of those rainbow discs and you get 7 free games, with their scatter pay added on top of any line win that spin. The reason the round plays differently is the second wild. At the start of the feature one regular symbol is picked at random and given full wild capacity for the whole round, substituting for everything except the scatter, the same way the pot of gold does. So you run two wild types side by side for all seven spins. If the game hands you the leprechaun or the clover as the bonus wild, that's a symbol already landing often turning into a substitute every time it shows. These are random wilds in the truest sense, since you don't know which symbol you're getting until the round opens. It retriggers at the triggering bet, and the Bonus Pop button on the left buys the 7 games outright if you don't want to chase three scatters, the cost scaling with your stake. A bought round opens with a base spin that drops the three discs for you, and anything Bonus Pop pays can't be sent to the gamble.

That gamble is a card draw, not the usual red-or-black. Pick one of four face-down cards and beat the dealer's to double, up to ten times in a row. The joker beats everything and the dealer never draws one, so the deck is tilted slightly your way. On top of all this sit three network mystery progressives, Grand, Major and Minor, drawn at random with a bigger bet improving your odds, though jackpot and Bonus Pop money both stay locked out of the gamble. Medium volatility, and a festive St. Patrick's mood that doesn't pretend to be anything cleverer than a lucky-charms slot built around that extra random wild.