Which icons appear in the base game?
The theme uses falcons, pyramids, scarabs, ankhs, and Eye of Ra imagery.
Symbol Guide
Two symbol systems
Reel of Ra uses one visual language for base-game line results and another for its Coin feature. Falcon portraits, pyramids, scarabs, ankhs, and Eye of Ra imagery populate the normal reels. Numbered Coins take control during free spins. This division is more than artistic: it tells the player which calculation applies. Matching regular icons relate to 243-line evaluation, while visible numbers feed a collected-value calculation.
After a highlighted combination, match its symbol path to the paytable and credited figure. This is more accurate than assigning value from visual prominence or thematic importance.
Symbol Guide
Reading regular icons
The base symbols are arranged on five reels and three rows. Exact awards should always be read from the in-game paytable because stake and configuration determine monetary values. Rather than memorizing artwork, identify the highlighted path after a win and compare the credited figure with the total-bet display. The interface should finish presenting one result before a new spin is started, especially when several paths are counted.
Read the base screen through highlighted combinations, not isolated artwork. Several eligible paths may be presented in sequence before the total award and balance are finalized.
Symbol Guide
Coins as functional symbols
Coins carry explicit values: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 10, 12, 15, 20, 50, and 100. Three or more can trigger the feature from the base game. Inside free spins, they are the only active symbol family and their numbers provide the subtotal. The x100 Mega Coin sits at the top of the scale and remains outside the x1 to x5 multiplier operation.
Wait until every highlighted path has been presented.
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Meters and prize labels
The cabinet displays Mega 100 and Grand 1000 labels above the field, while the running Coin calculation appears below it. The multiplier reel occupies a separate column. These placements establish a reading order: grid first, subtotal second, multiplier third, final award last. A full fifteen-Coin grid activates the x1,000 Grand Prize, unless the multiplied calculation is greater and therefore becomes the paid amount.
Ignore recent symbol streaks when interpreting the next spin.
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Payout terminology
A multiplier such as x5 expresses a value relative to the applicable base unit; it is not a currency amount by itself. RTP describes theoretical return across extensive play, and hit rate describes frequency under the supplier's stated model. Neither term identifies what one spin must pay. The maximum x2,500 figure is a product boundary. Clear terminology keeps promotional scale from being mistaken for a forecast.
Treat every optional symbol mode as part of total spend.
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Paytable check
Open the paytable before play and confirm symbol awards, trigger wording, current stake, and any local differences. Screenshots or summaries can become outdated if a studio releases another configuration. The live game rules supplied by the operator govern the session. For responsible play, combine that rules check with a monetary cap and a time limit; symbol knowledge should support comprehension rather than encourage loss recovery.
Do not use top-award labels to justify a larger stake.