So if you get wilds or that symbol in reels 3 and beyond, it can be an easy win. The second, if you get the same symbol in the four reel spaces in columns 1 and 2, will also give five free spins, but with those symbols held. For Jungle Wild II, it does the traditional two randomly selected reels wild for each spin, which can get interesting if they fall more to the left, similar for most versions of the series. The first, and most traditional, is three bonus symbols (found only on reels 3, 4 and 5). The Money Burst series is unique in one way in that it traditionally has three ways to get a bonus. Stacked wilds help bring out some line hits, with the high line count helping to bring out bigger wins if you get enough lines involved.
Columns 1 and 2 have each space with its own reel, while 3-5 have a single tall reel. The reel set is still a 2-2-4-4-4 structure with 60 lines, but it’s 30 credits for 60 lines, a lower cost for that structure. While Money Burst is seeing new life in a series of Big Money Burst games being released recently, the original games are a bit simpler in focus than the newer games. Jungle Wild II makes up a part of the Money Burst series of games, one of many waves of games released by the former WMS, now part of Scientific Games.
