Lucky Angler: a golden lure, grumpy catfish and letters carved from ice

Everything on Lucky Angler looks frozen. The card letters are carved out of ice blocks, snow sits on the frame, and a wooden cabin peeks over the top edge as if you're looking up through a hole in a lake. The fish, meanwhile, are having none of it: a moustached orange catfish, a goggle-eyed crayfish and a blue fish with its mouth hanging open.

Numbered tabs from 1 to 20 run down both sides of the reels. Both captures were taken with LINE set to 1, so only the middle row counts, which you can see from the single turquoise line in the hero shot.

The bet panel

Lucky Angler uses the three-part panel also found on Jingle Winnings: BET VALUE, LINE and LINE BET, each with minus and plus buttons, then TOTAL BET and WIN. At 1, 1 and 1 the total bet is 1, which is as low as this game can go going by the buttons. Put all 20 lines on and it becomes 20 at the same line bet. The top bar carries a ROYALE SPINZ jackpot badge with a single counter and a VIEW JACKPOT tab below it.

The wild

The only special symbol in these screens is the wild: a golden fishing lure with a hook, framed in ice and labelled WILD, sitting on reel 1 in the capture above. That spin ended with a BIG WIN banner reading 13 while the WIN box showed 40. The numbers don't match, and I don't know whether the banner was still counting up when the screenshot was taken.

The old page was about a different game altogether, Lucky Fortune Cat, with wooden toys, bells, golden crowns and a top prize of 88. None of that is on these reels, so I've dropped it.

Fishing fans might also like Mystery Lake of Pearl, which has an old fisherman as its top symbol, or Ocean Trouble for warmer water. The Live22 games page lists the rest, and the Live22 overview covers IDs and top-ups. To play, get your Live22 game ID from a provider.

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