Lucky Fridays

Lucky Fridays ties its bonus mode to a digital clock that advances with every spin, running from Monday 08:00 through to Friday 18:00 across Red Tiger's 5-reel, 30-payline grid, set inside a computer monitor on a cluttered office desk.

Once the clock reaches Friday at 18:00, Lucky Fridays switches into Party Time, changing the background and increasing the value of the high-paying symbols for as long as that mode lasts. Changing the bet size resets the clock back to Monday 08:00, though returning to the previous bet picks the clock back up where it left off.

Low-paying symbols cover ordinary office items — sunglasses, a wallet and keys, dress shoes, a watch and a bottle of cologne — worth 1x to 2.5x the stake for five of a kind. The premium tier is a set of four party-goers, two men and two women, paying 4x to 10x the stake on a full line; those same premium symbols pay more once Party Time is active. A red sports car serves as the Wild, substituting for any other symbol and paying 20x the stake for five on a line in either mode.

Party Time also opens the door to three random modifiers, each able to trigger on any spin while that mode runs: Multiplier Party rolls dice for a multiplier of up to 12x applied to the next win, Wild Party drops a wild block as large as 3x3 onto random reel positions, and Party Reels strips the low-paying symbols from the grid to improve the odds of a bigger win. Party Time ends at midnight, sending the clock back to Monday morning to begin the cycle again.

Red Tiger rates Lucky Fridays at High volatility (5/5), with an RTP of 95.77%, a maximum win of 3,655x the stake and bets from 0.10 to 20 per spin. Because the regular weekday spins carry none of these modifiers, almost all of the swings in a session come down to how the random Party Time triggers land once the clock finally reaches Friday evening.