Dog Pound Dollars

Dog Pound Dollars Intro

There is a place no stray dog wants to end. But you don’t have to worry about yourself or your pet – this is just a game, and indeed one that can get some lucrative prizes.

This slot is produced by Rival, which has more than 200 titles in its catalog. Dog Pound Dollars comes up with a theoretical RTP around the category average.

Dog Pound Dollars Information

The game fits within the standard structure with five reels and three rows. You can bet on up to 15 paylines but adjust their number in every spin. The more active combinations you use, the greater your chance to score.

The number of paylines is linked to the amount you bet. You risk only a cent with only one active configuration and place one coin with the lowest value. The maximum stake when you include all 15 paylines is $75.

Dog Pound Dollars complies with the “Left to Right” rule, meaning you need a card on the first reel in order to score.

Symbols

Bulldog: It’s the highest-winning symbol in the game. It’s also the wild card in the game, substituting for all others except the scatter. Five Bulldogs on a line bring 10 000 coins ($50 000 with the maximum stake).

Doberman, Poodle: These dog breeds pay up to $3750 with the top limit stake.

Saint Bernard: Five of this kind get a reward of 400 coins ($2000 with the maximum bet).

Spaniel, Shar-Pei: The highest payout for these dogs is 250 coins.

Dachshund: You can win up to $625 with this dog.

Tennis Ball, Bone, Food Can, Dog Catcher: These are the lowest-paying symbols, bringing up to $500 on a line of five.

Scatter: The Chihuahua scores in any position. Five scatters on the reels bring 500 coins ($2500 with the maximum stake), and this card is the one that triggers the extra level.

Free spins

You need three scatters to activate the additional turns. The more you hit, the bigger the payout. Yet the free spins are always 15. All winnings during the bonus round are multiplied by 3.

Special features

Wild Multiplier: All winnings with the Bulldog substituting other symbols are doubled.

FAQ

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