Ocean Trouble: bubble wilds, a coral scatter and a sunken castle jackpot

Ocean Trouble prints its rules in little pictures along the bottom of the reels: "3 or more" followed by a coral icon, "to win free spin game", and in other captures "3" followed by a castle icon, "trigger jackpot game". That makes it one of the easier Live22 slots to read without opening the help page.

The reels sit in a blue seabed with swaying kelp between them. The sea creatures are cartoonish and a bit cross-looking: an orange octopus, a pink jellyfish, a green turtle, a seahorse, a red lobster, a grey shark with a big grin, a grumpy pufferfish, a grey dolphin and a gold coin stamped with a shark. The specials are a clump of coral marked SCATTER, a clear bubble marked WILD, and a purple fairy-tale castle marked JACKPOT.

Lines and bet

Line numbers run down both sides in a scattered order, up to 25. The first capture is at a total bet of 100 and the rest at 25, which is one per line. The jackpot bar at 100 reads GRAND 123,891, MAJOR 33,227, MINOR 17,022 and MINI 11,589, and the room badge says TOKYO.

In the shot above, three pufferfish paid 15 at a bet of 25. The other two small wins in the set are 5 each.

What the old page got wrong

The old page listed Poseidon, a woman, a treasure chest and a statue among the symbols. None of those are on these reels, so it must have described a different game with a similar name. I've left the list out.

I didn't see the free-spin game or the jackpot game in these captures, so how many spins you get and how the jackpot tier is chosen are still open questions.

The same app has two other water slots: Little Fantail, set in a goldfish tank, and Phantom Island, which also runs 25 lines but swaps the fish for ghost pirates. The Live22 games page lists the rest, and the Live22 overview covers accounts and top-ups. To play, a provider can set you up with a Live22 game ID.

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