Cherry Blossoms

Cherry Blossoms Slot: Comprehensive Data Analysis

Core Game Specifications

Attribute	Value
Developer	NextGen Gaming
Release Date	2012
Theme	Japanese, Cherry blossoms, Geisha
Layout	5 reels, up to 20 paylines
Paylines	1 to 20 adjustable
Bet Range	0.01 to 5 credits per line
Core Mechanics	Wild symbol doubles wins, Scatter triggers free spins, Free spins with 3× multiplier, Retriggerable free spins, Gamble double/quadruple feature
Developer	NextGen Gaming
Technology	HTML5

Mathematical & Payout Model

Symbols & Paytable Hierarchy

Tier	Symbol(s)	Function & Value
Low Tier	9, 10, J, Q, K, A	Provides small, frequent wins to maintain gameplay.
Mid Tier	Fan, Lantern, Bell, Temple	Thematic items offering moderate payouts.
Wild	Geisha	Acts as a substitute / feature trigger per game rules.
Scatter	Cherry Blossom	Triggers free spins / bonus round when enough appear.

Cherry Blossoms Bonus Features Mechanics

Feature	Trigger	Initial Award	Core Mechanic	Enhancement/Retrigger
Free Spins	3+ scatter symbols	15, 20 or 25 spins	All wins are tripled; wild wins are 6×	Retriggerable free spins

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How many paylines does the game have?	The game allows between one and twenty adjustable paylines.
What is the RTP of the slot?	The return to player is ninety‑five point three seven percent.
What triggers the free spins feature?	Landing three or more cherry blossom scatter symbols triggers free spins.
How are wins multiplied during free spins?	All wins are tripled and wins involving the wild are multiplied six times.
What does the wild symbol do?	The geisha wild substitutes for other symbols except scatter and doubles wins.
Can free spins be retriggered?	Yes, free spins can be retriggered by landing more scatter symbols during the bonus.
Is there a gamble feature?	Yes, after a win you can gamble to double by guessing colour or quadruple by guessing suit.
What is the maximum win multiplier?	The maximum win is twelve thousand five hundred times the line bet.

Cherry Blossoms Performance Summary: Strengths vs. Weaknesses