IS7 Circus Delight: Scatters & Free-Spin Multipliers
Circus Delight places its bonus around scatter symbols and a free-spin multiplier. Here is a straightforward way to read the reels and the bonus display.
A conventional reel layout
Circus Delight is PG SOFT’s circus-themed slot, pictured in the IS7 collection with a performer in a red top hat. Beneath that theme is a five-reel, three-row layout. Its principal bonus feature combines free spins with a multiplier.
The card is useful for finding the title, but the game window is where you check the current stake and paytable. Read those before starting; decorative numbers or effects outside the game cannot tell you what a particular round will cost.
What the scatters do
Three, four or five scatter symbols appearing anywhere on the reels trigger the free-spin feature. These scatters are counted across the screen rather than treated as an ordinary symbol combination along a line.
The scatter count determines the relevant bonus award under the paytable. Record the award the game actually shows when the feature starts. Do not substitute the largest advertised award for the one triggered by your own round.
Separate spins from the multiplier
A free-spin counter tells you how many feature spins remain. A multiplier tells you how a qualifying win is adjusted. For example, a hypothetical 3-unit win subject to a 2x multiplier becomes 6 units; the multiplier itself is not a 6-unit prize.
This distinction also matters when a spin produces no qualifying win. Multiplication does not create a payout from a losing result. Follow the settled win amount rather than reading the multiplier as a prediction.
During a bonus on a small screen
- Read the initial feature award before dismissing its introduction.
- Locate the remaining-spin counter and the active multiplier.
- Wait for any retrigger or award animation to finish before checking the total.
- Use the game history, when provided, if the session is interrupted.
Does any three-symbol group trigger free spins?
No. The trigger refers specifically to scatter symbols. Three ordinary symbols may qualify for a different award, or none, depending on their arrangement and the paytable. Our glossary explains the difference between a scatter and a wild.
What should I compare with another slot?
Compare the way a feature is triggered and how its awards are counted. Baker’s Treat, for instance, has dessert-token and Bake-Off features rather than this scatter-led circus bonus. The game guides index keeps the individual references together.