Pay Dirt

The idiom pay dirt has changed over the years. Initially it related to dirt with a high gold content and basically would have been a gold miners dream come true. These days the term is used for a windfall or big payout.

This slot focuses on the modern namesake and includes some apt prizes too. The progressive jackpot $66,500 at the time of writing and averages $58,000 on a regular basis.

Pay Dirt Theme

Pay Dirt is a classic slot built for the modern era. This means it uses a three reel layout with a series of modern features you'd expect to see on machines in Las Vegas casinos today. Some of these are aesthetic; the speakers, rounded design elements and faux pull handle for example. Others are physical such as the ability to place different wagers and the slots impressive progressive jackpot (more on that later).

There's a variety of reel icons on the reels. These include Bar, double Bar, pyramids, cash, cherries and a fistful of dollars. These are simple in design and fit in nicely with the slots theme.

Betting Options and More Functions

So what sort of betting options would you think a slot with such a high progressive jackpot would require? You may be surprised to learn that the maximum wager is $3 per spin, which is incredibly low in comparison to other slots. Bets can be smaller too with $1, $2 and $3 all available.

Pay Dirt Slot Features

The pyramid icon is the only one that can pay in any position. This scattered attribute means it pays out more often than other icons.

A fistful of dollars, or three on the payline to be precise, will net you the slots progressive jackpot when playing with three coins. If this happens when using 1 or 2 coins you'll win 15% or 25% respectively.

Our Take on Pay Dirt

This is one slot that is capable of living up to its namesake because the progressive jackpot is potentially massive. It may not be nuggets of gold that are paid out, but I don't think anyone would disagree that a prize like that would be like hitting pay dirt.