Timber Wolf

Timber Wolf Slot: Comprehensive Data Analysis

Core Game Specifications

Attribute	Value
Developer	Aristocrat
Theme	Wolves, Wildlife, Snowy wilderness
Layout	5×4 grid with Xtra Reel Power ways to win (up to 1024 ways)
Paylines	Up to 1024 ways
Bet Range	Approximately 0.40 to 80 units
Core Mechanics	Xtra Reel Power ways to win, Wild multipliers on reels 2 and 4, Free spins triggered by owl scatters, Wild‑triggered respins
Developer	Aristocrat Interactive
Mechanics	Xtra Reel Power system

Mathematical & Payout Model

Symbols & Paytable Hierarchy

Tier	Symbol(s)	Function & Value
Low Tier	Card symbols (9,10,J,Q,K)	Provides small, frequent wins to maintain gameplay.
Mid Tier	Deer, Bear, Frontiersman	Thematic items offering moderate payouts.
High Tier	Howling Wolf	Highest paying symbols. Top hits available with full combinations.
Wild	Moon wild	Acts as a substitute / feature trigger per game rules.
Scatter	Owl scatter	Triggers free spins / bonus round when enough appear.

Timber Wolf Bonus Features Mechanics

Feature	Trigger	Initial Award	Core Mechanic	Enhancement/Retrigger
Free Spins with multipliers	Three or more owl scatters	12 free spins	Wild multipliers on reels 2 and 4 (3×, 5×, combined 15×)	Retrigger free spins by landing more owl scatters
Wild‑triggered respins	Moon wild lands without forming a win		Locks the reel with wild and respins it once

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How do I trigger free spins?	Land three or more owl scatter symbols anywhere to award 12 free spins.
What do the moon wilds do?	Moon wild on reel 2 gives a 3× multiplier, on reel 4 gives a 5× multiplier, and both together give a 15× multiplier.
Can free spins be retriggered?	Yes. Landing three or more owl scatters during free spins retriggers additional free spins.
What happens when a moon wild lands without a win?	That reel locks and respins once to give another chance at a win.
How many ways to win does the game offer?	The game uses Xtra Reel Power mechanics to offer up to 1024 ways to win.

Timber Wolf Performance Summary: Strengths vs. Weaknesses