IS7 Destiny of Sun & Moon: Two-Way Wins Explained
Destiny of Sun & Moon can read winning combinations from either side of its reels. Learn how its two directions and bonus multipliers fit together.
The shape of the reels
PG SOFT’s Destiny of Sun & Moon is recognisable in the IS7 carousel by its combined sun-and-moon face. It has six reels arranged with two rows on each outer reel, three rows on the next pair and four rows on the central pair.
That stepped shape matters when reading a result. There is more visible space in the centre than at either end, so treating the screen as a standard five-by-three slot would give the wrong picture of its layout.
What winning in both directions means
Qualifying symbol combinations can run from left to right or from right to left. Read the highlighted route and the relevant paytable rule for each award rather than always starting with the leftmost reel.
Two directions do not mean that any group in the middle qualifies, or that every win is automatically paid twice. The symbols still have to satisfy the game’s combination rules. Follow the displayed evaluation to see which side produced an award.
Sun and Moon multipliers
The game has directional win multipliers, and its free-spin feature uses Sun and Moon symbols to increase them. PG SOFT describes each Sun or Moon symbol during the feature as adding two to the associated win multiplier.
Keep the left-to-right and right-to-left information distinct when the interface shows both. An increase attached to one direction should not be assumed to apply to an unrelated award on the other side.
A way to review a completed spin
- Identify the direction of the highlighted winning combination.
- Check the symbol value using the current paytable.
- Read the multiplier associated with that award.
- Compare the calculated award with the game’s settled win display.
Do I choose Sun or Moon before every spin?
The title describes a slot with wins in both directions, not the two-card betting choice used by Dragon Tiger. Do not transfer the controls or card values from our Dragon Tiger guide to this game.
Does the celestial theme affect the outcome?
The time of day, a real moon phase or a tap on the artwork is not a rule described by this game. Use the displayed symbols and paytable to understand results. For another game where separate displays need careful reading, see Dragon Tiger Luck.