All Lucky Clovers in detail
All Lucky Clovers is an oddity in BGaming's catalogue: a classic fruit machine released on 17 September 2020 that hides no modern feature whatsoever and fully embraces working the old way. No cascades, no progressive multipliers and, above all, no free spins. The studio built the entire appeal of the game on a single idea: letting the player choose their line configuration before every spin.
The selector offers four modes — 5, 20, 40 or 100 lines — and this is not a simple stake adjustment. Changing mode changes the nature of the game. On 5 lines every combination matters enormously and isolated wins are proportionally huge; on 100 lines combinations multiply but their individual value collapses. It is literally four machines inside one interface, and that explains why the databases disagree about its risk profile: BGaming rates it very high volatility, SlotCatalog calls it medium, and AskGamblers separates the modes, describing the 5 and 20 line configurations as medium and the 40 and 100 line modes as high. The provider's own sheet takes precedence, but the nuance is real and worth knowing before you pick a mode.
The symbols come straight from the classic repertoire: cherries, lemons, plums, watermelons, four-leaf clovers, red sevens. Two scatters share the role usually held by one. The horseshoe pays from three copies onward, wherever they land on the grid. The diamond, by contrast, must appear precisely on reels 1, 3 and 4 — a positional constraint rarely seen today, inherited from land-based cabinets. The wild completes the setup: it appears on the central reels and expands across the whole column to complete combinations, substituting for every symbol except the two scatters.
The risk game, finally, is offered after every win: guessing the colour of the face-down card doubles the amount, guessing the suit quadruples it. With no free spins available, it is the only way to amplify a win.
The figures BGaming publishes deserve close attention. 97.00% return, which is high, but a paying spin rate of only 8.4 — roughly one winning spin in eight. For a machine that can display a hundred lines, that is extraordinarily dry, and it supports the very high volatility rating far better than the rather modest 3,000x maximum does. In other words: wins are rare but well above average when they land. The absolute cap sits at €240,000. Stakes run from €0.50 to €15, with an unusual floor: BGaming applies €0.20 across almost all its catalogue, yet this title demands two and a half times more to start. As everywhere with this studio, the 97% is the highest tier and your operator may have installed another one.
