Genie: a magic lamp that substitutes and starts free games

Everything in Genie goes back to the lamp.

It is the gold lamp with a purple glow, and the paytable gives it three jobs at once: it substitutes for all symbols, it pays (100 for five, 40 for four, 2 for three), and three or more anywhere on screen start the free games. When I spin this one I'm not really watching the portraits. I'm counting lamps.

The top picture on the paytable is the young hero in the white turban, paying 1000 for five. Next come a grinning man in a red headscarf (600), the flying carpet (400) and a pair of crossed swords (200). The low end is fancy letters and numbers drawn in a curly style: A, K, a squiggly 4-like symbol, J and 10.

Free games with a sticky twist

The rule text in the middle of the paytable is clear enough. At the start of the free games, one symbol is chosen at random. During those spins it expands to cover three positions on its reel and pays in any position on the lines played. So a lucky pick of the turban hero is worth a lot more than getting the 10.

Twenty lines are fixed on the screens I have. The bet sits at 0.01 GP a line for a 0.20 GP total, adjusted with the minus and plus on the PLAY button.

If you like this kind of setting, Aladdin uses 243 ways instead of lines and has three different genies. Both are on the Joker123 games sheet.

Adults only. Online gambling is restricted in Malaysia, so know where you stand, and decide on a limit before you top up (responsible gaming). Ask your agent for a Joker123 game ID if you want to try it.