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Wealth Inn: the game, explained.
Three reels keep the screen compact. The paytable, Wild and stake controls explain what actually happens on it.
The controls, from our own demo capture.
- 1 · Information
The “i” button opens the game information. Use the rules and paytable of the version you actually open.
- 2 · Total bet
The demo initially displayed 4.00 credits, with bet level 1 and coin 0.50. This is a captured setting, not a recommended stake.
- 3 · Spin
The central triangle is the spin control. Changing an adjacent setting is not the same as starting a round.
- 4 · Balance
This opening screen shows 2,000.00 demo credits. It is a starting balance, not money won or available to withdraw.
Eight lines. See exactly where they go.
Eight paths, nine positions
Follow one line at a time.
Each line selects one position on each reel, from left to right. The lines are fixed; selecting a diagram here does not change the game.
Line 1: top → top → top.
Read all eight routes as text
| Line | Reel 1 | Reel 2 | Reel 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | top | top | top |
| 2 | middle | middle | middle |
| 3 | bottom | bottom | bottom |
| 4 | top | middle | bottom |
| 5 | bottom | middle | top |
| 6 | top | bottom | top |
| 7 | bottom | top | bottom |
| 8 | middle | bottom | middle |
Redrawn from the provider help document and checked against our current in-game payline screen, captured 13 October 2026. These are rule diagrams, not recorded wins. Check the paytable in your selected version.
Why a 0.50 coin can mean a 4.00 stake.
The operator-hosted help document defines the total stake as eight lines × bet level × coin value. At level 1 and a 0.50 denomination, that is 4.00 credits, matching the settings visible in our opening demo capture.
Changing denomination or level can change the total cost. The available control ranges are operator-configurable.
Read the screen in three steps.
- Look at the reels. The centre Wild occupies a full reel in this example. The other two reels retain separate positions.
- Read the total bet. The bottom interface has bet-level and coin controls. Changing a control can change the total stake; check the displayed total before spinning.
- Open the information panel. The “i” icon is at the lower left in this provider screenshot. The version you open may arrange its controls differently.
The Wild rule, in the game itself.
- The condition matters
The small Wild must participate in a winning combination. Its appearance alone is not the rule for expansion.
- Expansion comes before payout
The expanded Wild covers the reel. This is the rule text, not a screenshot of a winning round we recorded.
One expanded symbol. Three visible positions.
The operator-hosted help PDF ties expansion to a Wild participating in a winning combination. It covers the reel before the payout is awarded and substitutes for other symbols. That is more specific than saying every visible Wild always expands.
This document is dated 2020; check your current version’s rules. The diagram illustrates coverage, not an observed spin or the eight payline coordinates.
See a recorded Wild example: two lines paid 9 credits each on a 4-credit stake.
One reel. Three positions.
The highlighted column illustrates the coverage of an expanded Wild.
A 58-coin line is not a 58× round.
The help PDF expresses a line win in coins, not as a multiple of the total stake. With eight lines, those are different amounts. Our current demo paytable confirms the example below: three peaches return 29 credits at a 0.50 coin value.
Illustrative calculation using the 2020 help document. Not a captured win or current operator limit. The paytable in your selected version takes priority.
What each line actually pays.
These are the amounts displayed in our official demo at bet level 1, coin value 0.50 and total stake 4.00 credits. Each entry is for three qualifying symbols on one line. They are not rand amounts or operator betting limits.
| Three-symbol line | Line return, credits | Multiple of total stake |
|---|---|---|
| Wild | 94.00 | 23.5× |
| Peach | 29.00 | 7.25× |
| Jade charm | 14.00 | 3.5× |
| Gold ingots | 9.00 | 2.25× |
| Gold knot | 4.00 | 1× |
| Red knot | 2.50 | 0.625× |
| Green knot | 1.50 | 0.375× |
| Any mixed low symbols | 1.00 | 0.25× |
A red-knot line can pay and still leave the round down. Its 2.50-credit return is below the 4.00-credit total stake. Other winning lines can add to the result; the highest qualifying win on each individual line is paid.
Transcribed from the visible paytable, not inferred from payout frequency. Use the rules in your selected version if its settings differ.
Matching does not tell the whole story.
Habanero explicitly lists mixed payouts for low-paying symbols. That means you should inspect the mixed-symbol entries in the game’s paytable rather than assume every payout needs three identical pictures.
Our captured Low Win Symbols page has a separate ANY entry showing the three knot colours together. At the captured settings, its line return is 1 credit, compared with 1.50 for three green knots, 2.50 for red and 4.00 for gold. The paytable above preserves those visible amounts.
What are the jackpot counters?
Our opening demo screenshot shows Minor Jackpot and Grand Jackpot labels above the reels. Those interface counters are separate from the provider’s published 188× maximum multiplier.
The current jackpot rules screen says a jackpot can be awarded randomly at the conclusion of a game and added to other wins. It does not state a trigger frequency. This does not confirm eligibility or availability at your operator; check its own jackpot terms.
A payout can still leave you down.
With a hypothetical R10 stake, a R5 return is a R5 loss. The returned amount includes money coming back to you; profit subtracts the cost of the round. These are illustrative amounts, not operator limits.
Can a strategy change the result?
Use the official demo to locate help, stake and sound controls without depositing. Read the rules of the selected version. If you choose real-money play, establish a spending limit before opening an operator account.
Autoplay, faster animation and a chosen hour do not create a guaranteed winning strategy. Controls can vary by operator and jurisdiction.
Provider specifications and public operator listings. No funded gameplay test claimed.
Provider specification ↗An expanding Wild is still part of one paid spin
Follow an illustrative 10 ZAR spin through reel evaluation and settlement. A Wild expansion is a game event, not another paid stake. The 1.8× return below is an invented accounting example, not a quoted symbol payout or a result from our study.
- Set total stake
- Spin accepted
- Wild evaluation
- Paid round complete
Set total stake
Check total stake and the current rules. Wealth Inn has a 3 × 3 grid and eight lines; a coin denomination is not automatically the total wager.
- Returned so far
- …
- Stake awaiting settlement
- …
- Net result
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Illustrative accounting, not recorded gameplay, game odds or a prediction. The amounts use local currency for explanation; this does not establish the demo currency.
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