White Rabbit 2 Slot by Big Time Gaming

Every reel here can grow taller. Cupcake symbols drive it, each one landing on a reel adds a row to that reel, and a fully stretched base board runs seven symbols across all five reels for 16,807 ways. That extending-reel idea carried the original White Rabbit, and the sequel keeps it as the base engine: colourful jewelled discs in green, red, blue and purple paying over glossy card royals, all set in a bright Wonderland forest of giant red-spotted toadstools, a Mad Hatter's tea set, a purple hookah and a distant castle.

The Coins are what the sequel adds. Land enough silver cash Coins and a Hold and Spin fires, locking them and giving three respins while every other position turns into its own mini reel. Any new Coin resets the count back to three. Each one hides a cash Bonus Prize, a Wonderland Character, or a Megapots icon, and covering the whole board with Coins doubles the total Bonus Prize before it pays. The Characters bend the maths in different ways. The White Rabbit multiplies one prize by up to x10, Alice takes the value of every prize on show, the Red Queen collects them all, the Cheshire Cat reveals a prize and adds it to the rest, the Dodo sweeps its own reel, the Mad Hatter grabs one at random, and the Twins pay two matching amounts.

Three jackpots arch above the grid, Mini, Midi and Mega, their values ticking over live. They pay only inside the Hold and Spin, when three matching Megapots icons land, and the Mega can climb into the tens of thousands times your stake.

Free spins run the extending idea harder. Reels start at five to seven symbols and, crucially, keep their height from spin to spin rather than resetting, so Cupcakes stack them steadily toward twelve rows and a peak of 248,832 ways. Fill a reel to its full twelve and the round retriggers with three to twelve more spins, up to five times over. There's a ticket button if you'd rather buy in than wait for the Coins to cooperate.