Big Bass Secrets of the Golden Lake

Big Bass Secrets of the Golden Lake
Big Bass Secrets of the Golden Lake
Rating
Country ranking#26
Release date01.01.2024
ProviderPragmatic Play

About the game

Big Bass Secrets of the Golden Lake by Pragmatic Play moves the series' fisherman into an enchanted, medieval-inspired fishing setting. The slot uses a five-reel, three-row layout, with two different free spins rounds built around collecting money symbols. ([pragmaticplay.com](https://www.pragmaticplay.com/en/news/pragmatic-play-explores-a-medieval-mystery-in-big-bass-secrets-of-the-golden-lake/?utm_source=openai)) Three or more scatters trigger the bonus, awarding up to 20 initial free spins. Before the round starts, you pick one of 12 face-down cards. Ten lead to the classic free spins mode, where fisherman wilds collect the values of the money symbols on screen; the other two unlock the Golden Lake round. In Golden Lake, only money symbols and fisherman wilds land, while gold diamonds can rewind the reels for further collection opportunities. ([pragmaticplay.com](https://www.pragmaticplay.com/en/news/pragmatic-play-explores-a-medieval-mystery-in-big-bass-secrets-of-the-golden-lake/?utm_source=openai)) Both bonus modes use a fisherman collection meter. Every fourth fisherman awards 10 additional free spins and increases the multiplier, which can reach 10x. The defining difference from a straightforward fishing slot is the card reveal: the same scatter trigger can lead to two distinct bonus experiences. ([pragmaticplay.com](https://www.pragmaticplay.com/en/news/pragmatic-play-explores-a-medieval-mystery-in-big-bass-secrets-of-the-golden-lake/?utm_source=openai)) The provider's game page offers a demo for exploring the card selection, collection meter and reel-rewind feature with play credits. Demo access through Rich Prize depends on the options displayed on the page. (…

Search interest in Big Bass Secrets of the Golden Lake in United Kingdom

Big Bass Secrets of the Golden Lake from Pragmatic Play holds rank #26 in United Kingdom; recorded frequency: 260.