The Burl Hoard — the paytable
Hold-and-respin around a stubborn lump of wood with treasure in the grain.
Hold & respin · High volatility
Figures are multiples of the line stake — the total stake shared across 20 lines. Line wins need adjacent reels from the first, left to right.
| Symbol | 2 in a row | 3 in a row | 4 in a row | 5 in a row |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stag | — | 15.90× | 74.64× | 389.60× |
| Owl | — | 13.25× | 58.94× | 315.40× |
| Knot | — | 10.34× | 36.81× | 182.40× |
| Fern | — | 7.82× | 33.19× | 117.00× |
| Cone | 2.09× | 6.77× | 25.23× | 82.65× |
| A | — | 4.45× | 13.56× | 55.45× |
| K | — | 3.55× | 13.68× | 43.28× |
| Q | — | 3.36× | 10.45× | 33.80× |
| J | — | 2.57× | 8.36× | 34.46× |
| 10 | — | 2.62× | 7.72× | 24.67× |
| Wild Wild | — | 26.28× | 111.90× | 562.90× |
Lamp values
Each knot shows its own prize as a multiple of the total stake. Knots pay nothing alone: 6 or more in one spin open Hold & Respin, where every knot holds its place and each fresh knot resets the respin count to 3.
Rules of the feature
Hold & Respin. Triggering knots lock where they land. Three respins follow; every new knot locks, adds its value and resets the counter. Filling all 15 positions adds the Grand on top of the knot total.
Pots. A knot can occasionally carry the Mini, Minor or Major pot instead of a plain value. The Grand is only reached by covering the whole board.