Practise one result at a time#
Select Try the demo, then GET STARTED in the game window. Begin with a total bet you can easily recognise on the display. Spin once, then pause to inspect the reels. A useful first exercise is to identify the three positions on each outside reel and the four in the centre. Next, follow the highlighted line if a line win appears. This connects the shape of the grid with the ten fixed paylines.
Keep the stake the same while learning the result display. Changing it is a separate exercise: use plus or minus, read the new total and then compare the amounts. You can return to the game overview for the core rules, or open the demo controls when you need help locating a button.

Treat the pictured result as an example of the interface. It helps you locate the award display and the symbols associated with that spin. Each practice spin has its own outcome; the picture supplies a reading exercise for the displayed stake and award.
Connect credits with payout units#
An ordinary line award uses the paytable value multiplied by Bet Size and Bet Level. Prize symbols use multiples of the total bet amount. Before comparing two awards, identify which rule produced each one. The paytable and symbol reference keeps those units beside the values.
For a hypothetical Prize exercise, suppose five qualifying symbols each show 0.5×. Their combined value is 2.5× the total stake. At a one-credit total bet, that arithmetic gives 2.5 credits. The example illustrates the rule; the symbols that appear in any spin determine its actual result.
Try the controls after the rules#
Open Paytable, return with Close, then open Rules. Once you can find both screens, try a short Auto Spin selection and watch the remaining count on Stop. Tap Stop to end the sequence. Turbo changes how quickly the main-game reels animate; use the full control guide to connect each setting with its function.
If the Fortune Rabbit Feature appears, follow the eight Fortune Spins and their Prize symbols. The trigger is random, so a practice session is a chance to recognise the transition whenever it occurs.

