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slingo capital gains theme, stakes, pays & symbols

The basic gameplay in Slingo titles is usually fairly uniformed across the board. I guess this is to be expected, as there’s not much that can be changed about the core mechanism without losing the Slingo element. However, this can be a good thing, as it encourages providers to introduce a wide variety of themes and additional gameplay features to compensate for this lack of originality. You can explore a wide range of these titles for yourself on our Slingo casino game page, where I’m sure you’ll find plenty to suit your taste. Being a bit of a closet Slingo enthusiast, I’d recommend Slingo Money Train as an excellent place to start, with other great options to test out being Slingo Reel King and Slingo Monopoly. That’s the warmup rounds complete; now it's time to focus, get our eyes down, dabbers at the ready, and prepare to look into the features of Slingo Capital in further detail; see you over at the pays section. 

There isn’t a traditional paytable to describe on Slingo Capital Gains, as there are no standard pay symbols. Instead, we’ll need to form a set amount of lines, also known as Slingo’s, which is done by matching numbers and will award a different feature depending on how many are achieved. The value of the prizes that can be won in these bonuses will vary, and we’ll explore that further in the feature sections later in the review.

Each game round is formed of five initial spins, and before we press spin, we’ll need to select a stake value representing the total bet for that game round. There are eight options to choose from, ranging from €0.20 to €30.00. There isn’t a huge amount of variety here, but there is enough to work with, especially with how pricy things can get later on in the action.

slingo capital gains base game

We have a 5x5 main grid in play on Slingo Capital Gains, which displays 25 randomly selected starting numbers. Below this, there is a 5x3 grid with 15 numbers, and each game round consists of five lots of newly generated numbers appearing in this bottom grid, which you’ll hope to match with the ones placed in the upper grid.

Any numbers that do match will be highlighted, and the aim is to form horizontal, vertical, or diagonal lines, of which there are 12 in total, and they are known as Slingo’s. The greater the number of them you can form, the higher the reward will be. At the end of the five initial spins, the player will be offered the chance to purchase additional spins, one at a time, the cost of which will vary depending on how many Slingos have been formed and how close to completion the grid is. 

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wild Symbols & +1 spin

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money charge Symbols 

slingo capital gains bonus features

Two bonus features can be awarded on the win meter. These are the Cash Vaults and Money Charge bonuses, as explained below.

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cash vault feature

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money charge bonus

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