Ferris Bueller’s Day Off Slot

This is a progressive video slot that has 5 reels and 25 adjustable paylines and is devoted to the same-name American comedy that became one of the top-grossing films in 1986. Along with five progressive Hollywood-series jackpots that are hit at random in the base game, the slot features two bonus games and a stunning 5000-coin fixed jackpot. There are two customizable bet options: the number of active paylines and a coin denomination ($0.05 to $5), which enables players to bet anywhere between five cents and $125 per spin. The slot contains actual video clips from the film that are shown when any symbols make a winning combination. The max award of $25,000 on the max stake is awarded for getting five Edward Rooney symbols.

Bonus features

The slot has a wild card represented by the Logo. The wild lands on reels 2, 3 and 4 only, substituting for all regular icons. The only downside to this special symbol is that it cannot create its own paying combos.

Fake the Parents bonus feature is triggered when you get 3+ Save Ferris! scatters on the reels. The number of free spins and the attached multiplier are assigned randomly. Another bonus game called Kick the Car is activated if you see Car on the second reel and Cameron on the fourth reel simultaneously. In this bonus game, you are to kick the car, which each kick increasing the speed value on the speedometer. The win amount is calculated by multiplying your total bet in the triggering round by the ultimate speedometer value.

Progressive jackpot

The slot features five progressive jackpots that differ in seed amounts and hit frequency. A bonus game where you can win a progressive jackpot is triggered randomly, regardless of your bet size; however, the higher your total bet is, the better chances of unlocking the bonus game, as the slot maker clearly states. Blockbuster jackpot, which is the top level in the series, seeds at $10,000 and is won approximately every 5 months, and the average win is $22,500. Other jackpot levels known as Acclaimed, Classic, Epic and Smash offer smaller amounts.