Silver Bullet: a barrel that pays on its own and a sheriff star that doubles

The one symbol in Silver Bullet that pays on its own is a plain oak barrel. Land a single barrel on a line and the paytable gives you 2; five of them pay 10000. Everything else on these nine lines, from the horse's head to the lit bomb, needs at least three (or two for the better ones). The reels are cream-coloured with a pale western illustration style, and nine coloured tabs down each side mark the lines.

The paytable

Pays for five, four, three, two and one of a kind:

• barrel: 10000 / 1000 / 100 / 10 / 2
• bomb: 500 / 100 / 10 / 3
• whisky bottle and red 7: 200 / 40 / 5 / 2
• cowboy hat: 200 / 30 / 5
• horseshoe, pipe and wagon wheel: 150 / 25 / 5
• horse's head and banknotes: 100 / 10 / 5
• revolver scatter, anywhere: 100 / 10 / 5 / 1

The sheriff's star is the wild. It substitutes for every symbol and doubles all wins. There's no free-game panel on this screen, so as far as these captures go the scatter just pays.

Lines and bets

The capture above shows all nine lines at once, which is handy if you want to see where the zigzags go. Lines 1 to 3 are the three rows, lines 4 and 5 are the big V shapes, and the rest bend through the middle.

Every capture is at 0.01 GP a line, 0.09 GP a spin. The wins are 0.06 GP (twice) and 0.18 GP, the last one with two whisky bottles framed on the top row and a sheriff star further along. The top bar has Joker123's MAJOR, RANDOM and MINOR boxes, with RANDOM just over 4,100.

This is a different game from Silver Bullet Progressive, which has four jackpot boxes that sat at 0.00 in its captures but shares the barrel and most of the props. For a western with characters and a free game, try Money Bang Bang. The rest of the lobby is on the Joker123 games page, and the Joker123 overview explains GP balances. To play, get a Joker123 game ID through a provider.

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