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This slot is one of IGT’s holiday-themed games that hits the genre score quite well. The slot is inspired by the Greek Orthodox and Western Christian festive season where hordes of people put on masks and creative costume and fill up the streets in celebration.
Traditionally, a carnival was held either in February or March before the start of the Liturgical season of Lent, however, nowadays a carnival can be held at anytime all year round and IGT offers you the chance to partake in one such carnival in its Carnival of Mystery slot game. This slot has 5 reels with 243 possible winning combinations.
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This slot has some stunning graphics made more impressive by the background which is covered in purple with some yellow meandering lines.
At the top of the reels are some neon lights illuminating the entire reels while two yellow and brown poles either side of the reels borders the reels and the background.
The symbols on the reels include an icon written JESTERS GAMES, a sitting girl, a smiling lady, a man wearing a clown hat in red, a man wearing a clown hat in orange, a man wearing a mask, and a universe icon.
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Base game symbols and pay tables
- Icon inscribed with ‘Carnival Mystery’: This is the highest paying symbol of the game. Matching 3 rewards you with a 100 coins, matching 4 rewards you with 500 coins and matching 5 anywhere on the reels rewards you with 5000 coins.
- A man wearing a clown hat in red: This is the second highest paying symbol of the game. For matching 3 on the reels you get 50 coins, for matching 4 you get 100 coins and for matching 5 you earn 500 coins.
- A man wearing a clown hat in orange: This is the third highest paying symbol of the game. A 3-symbol winning combo fetches 25 coins, a 4-symbol winning combo fetches 50 coins while a 5-symbol winning combo fetches 300 coins.
- A smiling lady: This is the fourth highest paying symbol of the game fetching 25 coins when you land 3 on the reels, 50 coins when you land 4 and 200 coins when you land 5.
- A sitting girl: This is the lowest paying symbol. A 3-symbol winning combo rewards you with 5 coins, a 4-symbol winning combo rewards you with 20 coins while a 5-symbol winning combo rewards you with 100 coins.
Bonus Games and Features
- Wild: The wild is represented by the fun house mirror icon. This icon can substitute for any other symbol except the scatter.
- Scatter: The scatter is represented by the universe icon which carries a 5x, 10x, and 100x multiplier applied to your current line bet when you match 3, 4, or 5 of these respectively.
- Jesters Games Bonus: 5 ‘Jesters Games’ symbols initiates this bonus game. Once activated, you have to play 3 sub-bonus games which are the Floating Balls, Evade the Jester and Puppet bonus. In ‘Floating Balls’, the objective is to pick your preferred ball and reveal the prize/value to be added to the total bonus meter. In ‘Evade the Jester’, the objective is to select a tile and reveal the value to be added to the total bonus meter. In ‘Puppet’, the objective is to select your preferred puppet and reveal the digits to add to the total meter bar. NB: Once you fill the total meter bar, you win either the Super Jackpot or the Mega Jackpot so good luck 🙂
Carnival of Mystery slots rating
This game has an entertaining bonus round that offers some excellent rewards if lady luck is on your side. Out of a possible 10 points, this slot gets an 8.4 point rating in our how to play guide.
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A. BRILL, CARNIVAL LEGEND
Aaron K. Brill, once known on the midway as 'Headline Harry,' is best known in the outdoor amusement business as the publisher of plans for framing every type of carnival joint. From 1946 to the late 1970s (some sources say as late as 1987), Brill drafted and sold plans for game joints, bleachers, trailers, food stands, magic tricks, fun-houses and more. A row of freezer compartments lining his garage wall (bought from a retiring butcher) held his hundreds of plans, which Brill and his wife would sell for $3 to $50. His catalog, 'A. Brill's Bible of Building Plans,' was offered for $1 to readers of the classifieds in Amusement Business magazine, the leading carnival trade journal.
'There are a lot of outfits that will sell the equipment,' he said in a 1975 Chicago Tribune interview, 'but I'm the only one who will sell plans … A complete merry-go-round can run as high as $50,000. That's crazy. Give me $10,000 and I can build a complete amusement park, and I'm not talking about a 10-ride kiddieland. I mean a real amusement park with major rides.' His plans were sometimes a bit less than accurate, but that never stopped workmen with enough skill to take on carnival work. Often, in developing his plans, he would measure a strut on an existing Ferris Wheel, or a single dimension of a trailer, and then extrapolate the rest of the dimensions from that single measurement.
Ex-carny Jim Fletcher, who knew Brill by reputation and once visited him, writes me the following: 'I met Brill at his home (trailer) in Peoria, many many years ago. He was a unique man with some novel ideas … Like most 'carnys' of that era he believed in little or no government intervention … always a good thing when you make rides out of scrap truck parts! Like a lot of those of that era, he believed it would always be 'cash on the grass', but the days of setting up in fields and making a nice profit were drawing to a close. Fairs wanted you to provide Disney Land in the smallest area.'
Brill claimed not to have published plans for rigged games. 'Sure I know I could make a lot of money selling the gaff on a Big Tom,' he said to the Tribune interviewer, 'but flat stores and alibis give the business a bad name, and I won't have any part of them.' Nonetheless, Matthew Gryczan, in his book Carnival Secrets, cites Brill's Six Cat plans: 'Some operators weight four cats with flat irons, so two can be knocked off, but it takes real skill to knock off three. However, as it takes winners to make your game popular, weighting two would be more logical.' Again, in his plan for the String Pull game, he advises agents to have 'some real costly prizes for bait.' Then the operator can demonstrate that all the prizes are actually attached to strings, but he should fold the strings attached to the expensive prizes back in his hand so the player doesn't get a chance to pull them. He then instructs that those strings can be simply released by the agent if necessary, or 'some well-heeled player might buy all the strings, and if the big prize doesn't come up, you will have a riot.'
Brill's plans are now collectors' items, their newsprint paper browning and fragile. Copies are available in abundance on eBay, but most of the originals molder in the packed-away trunks of old carnies. Brill himself had no thought of collectors or of carnival history … he was much too busy, he told the Tribune. 'Just got a phone call from a bearded lady in Indiana … where's the electric chair plan? … she wanted a disappearing act … look at this ferris wheel diagram … told her I'd get it out to her.'