Disco Dawgs

Light & Wonder (formerly SG Digital) swapped disco dancers for dogs in Disco Dawgs, populating a 5-reel, 3-row grid running on 20 fixed paylines with Pomeranian, Pug and Dax wild types that can multiply into one another. Bets run from 0.20 to 14 per spin, and the game carries two RTP settings — 96% or a reduced 94% — with volatility rated in the medium-to-high band. Wins form from three to five matching symbols along those lines.

Nine regular pay symbols sit on the reels: card ranks from 10 to A pay 1x to 2x the bet for five of a kind, while a premium group of record players, dog collars, food bowls and Disco Dawg logos pays 4x to 5x for the same line length.

Three wild types back up that paytable. The Pug wild lands on reels 2 through 5 in the base game, stays on the grid for five spins once it appears, and shifts to a new position between each of them. The Pomeranian wild also appears in the base game and carries its own x2 or x3 multiplier on any win it helps complete. The Dax wild is reserved for free spins, landing only on reels 2, 3 or 4, worth a x3 multiplier when 8 or 12 free spins are in play or x4 during a 15-spin round — and when more than one Dax wild contributes to a single win, their multipliers are combined together rather than added.

Landing three, four or five disco bonus symbols awards 8, 12 or 15 free spins. Dax wilds stay locked to the grid once they land during the round, shifting to a different spot among the middle three reels from one spin to the next, with as many as nine able to be active at once. The bonus symbols themselves are removed from the reels during the feature, so the round cannot retrigger. Where offered, a direct buy costs 200x the bet for the same 3-to-5-symbol range, and the maximum win across the game is 17,413x the stake.