Moley Moolah!

Reflex Gaming, a UK arcade-machine manufacturer that has supplied physical casinos since 2004, brought Moley Moolah! online in November 2020 through a Yggdrasil Master's Program collaboration. The game sets its mole character in the English village of Molesworth, working a 5-reel, 10-payline grid rendered in a deliberately old-fashioned, retro visual style rather than a modern polished look.

Paylines pay both ways here: a win reads across the reels in both directions at once, so matching symbols count whether they line up left-to-right or right-to-left, effectively giving every payline two chances to hit. Wins land roughly once every four spins, in line with a hit frequency of 24.89%. Nine symbols make up the paytable: J through A royals form the bottom tier, and the higher end runs through a logo symbol, garden gnomes, sunflowers, helmets and pickaxes, with five-of-a-kind on those symbols worth 10x to 50x the stake. A dynamite box wild fills in for any other paying symbol on the grid.

Wild Reels is the game's random feature: the logo above the grid can crack open between spins to reveal the mole holding up a wild sign, after which the reels shake and turn a random selection of symbols wild. The mole doesn't always deliver; he sometimes pops out, shakes his head and grants nothing.

Free spins run through a bonus symbol appearing only on reels 1, 3 and 5, which also substitutes for pay symbols in its own right; landing all three awards 12 free spins. The feature then shifts focus to collecting golden acorns via a meter above the reels. Hitting 5, 10 or 15 acorns opens up additional reel sets, two, three and four are unlocked in turn, while reaching 20 acorns tacks on a flat 250x bonus prize on top of any spin wins. Reflex's paytable puts the bonus round's theoretical trigger rate at around once every 159 spins. A jackpot feature is also listed alongside the wilds and free spins.

Moley Moolah! runs at 95.74% RTP with medium volatility and a 6,750x maximum win, taking stakes from 0.20 up to 100 per spin.