Moonshiner's Moolah

What are country bumpkins good for? Making moonshine of course, which is what this five reel video slot is themed around. Not only does it delight with a range of hilarious hillbilly characters but includes a variety of features too.

Moonshiner's Moolah Theme

It's usually country folk who brew up moonshine which is why this slot is surrounded by rolling fields. You will also notice that a rough wooden frame surrounds the reels which gives it the appearance of a shack of cabin, like the ones Moonshiner's would have lived in (and perhaps still do).

An entire family of hillbillies can be seen on the reels. They include a great grandpa, grandpa, young lady and their trustee dog. There's a great range of themed icons too which include tractors, pitchforks, moonshine bottles, chickens, shotguns and their house.

Betting Options and More Functions

There's a good range of bets which stretch 0.01 to $50 per spin. These spins can be started manually or using the auto spin mode. Both work well and the reels, animations and features all play smoothly.

Moonshiner's Moolah Slot Features

The blonde haired farm girl can only appear on the first reel. When she does, and a winning opportunity is possible, the whole reel will erupt and become filled with wilds. This greatly enhances the possibility of winning a prize.

Three or more chicken icons will trigger the first bonus round (it's difficult to trigger but worth the wait). You are transported to the farmyard with gun in hand. It's your job to bag some chickens for dinner and you'll receive a bonus prize for each chicken you take down.

The bottle bonus is awarded when three or more Grandpa icons appear on screen. This presents a stall with xxx hooch bottles on it. You are asked to choose three or more of these icons which reveal bonus winnings which are combined then added to your casino balance.

Our Take on Moonshiner's Moolah

We never thought we'd see the day that hillbillies would appear on a video slot, but here they are and it's pretty entertaining. We're not sure everyone will like it but the trio of features should be enough to sway those which are uncertain to try it. Now where's my banjo ;-).