The Craic is a 9 pay line video slot based on modern day Irish Culture. Players can expect plenty of action too because any spin could benefit from wilds, scatters or trigger a bonus game.
Gameplay does border on the bizarre at times, with many psychedelic and Irish stereotypes filling the reels. You’ll also notice many Irish sayings flashing below the screen, some of which could be construed as offensive by some (in that respect the slot is kinda edgy).
How to play The Craic
The Craic works in the same way as other 1X2 video slots in the way bets are chosen. This means coins per line, line numbers and coin values can be selected depending on the players individual requirements. Bets are then placed by pressing the spin button, or by setting up auto bets.
The Criac Slot Features Explained
U2’s Bono makes an appearance on the reels and brings special payouts with him. Three, four or five Bono icons will award 16, 40 or 80 coins respectively. These payouts vary in size in accordance with the coin value being played at the time.
Three or more leprechaun icons will trigger the dancing potato bonus round. You will choose each of the River Dancing potatoes in turn that reveal bonus prizes. These prizes depend on the number of triggering leprechauns.
Wild irishman logos can substitute for any regular logo or icon. This means only Bono and Leprechaun icons cannot be substituted for.
Slot data and features
- 5Reels
- 9Pay lines
- $2,500.00Max cash jackpot
- 96.5Payout Percent
- YesWild Symbol
- NoMultiplier
- $0.01 - $22.5Betting Range
- 0.01 - 0.5Coin bet range
- 5Coins per line
- NoProgressive
- 5000Max coins jackpot
- 45Max coins
- YesScatter Symbol
- YesFree spins available
- YesBonus Game
- NoBuy feature
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Irish
Game theme
The Craic is a 9 pay line video slot based on modern day Irish Culture. Players can expect plenty of action too because any spin could benefit from wilds, scatters or trigger a bonus game. Gameplay does border on the bizarre at times, with many psychedelic and Irish stereotypes filling the reels. You’ll also notice many Irish sayings flashing below the screen, some of which could be construed...
