Read the 3-4-3 reel layout#
Fortune Rabbit gives the middle reel four positions and the outer reels three each. That shape matters when you read the screen: the ten fixed paylines run across an uneven grid, while Prize symbols count wherever they appear. A row of matching pictures and a group of numbered Prize symbols therefore follow different award rules.
Start with the symbols. The carrot, firecrackers, coins, red envelope, luck bag and golden rabbit bowl belong to the ordinary paytable. Wild substitutes for those symbols; Prize symbols keep their own role. When several paylines win together, their awards are added, with the highest combination paid on each line.
The features and paytable guide shows how the symbol values relate to Bet Size and Bet Level. Prize amounts use the total bet instead. Keeping those units separate makes the result screen easier to read, especially when an ordinary line win and a Prize award appear during the same game.
Choose what to explore next#
For a first look at the controls, start with the Fortune Rabbit demo guide. It identifies the spin button, stake options and game menu. If you prefer a short sequence to follow, the free-play walkthrough takes you from an initial spin to reading the paytable and a demo result.
For the numbers, open RTP and volatility. The 96.75% figure describes long-run return; medium volatility describes the spread of results. The 5,000× maximum-win explanation then shows how a stake multiplier translates into an award ceiling and when that ceiling ends a spin.
For direct instructions, use how to play Fortune Rabbit. The guide covers Bet Amount, Auto Spin, Stop, Turbo and the desktop keyboard actions. When you are ready to continue beyond the game guides, game access leads to the partner options and explains which decisions belong to the operator account.
A game built for mobile and desktop#
The browser version runs on iOS, Android, Windows and Mac OS. On a phone or tablet, the game keeps its reels above the touch controls. On desktop, you can also use Space to start a spin; holding the key continues spins until you release it. Set the stake before using either input method.
The demo screenshots let you identify the menu and symbol layout before working through the controls. Begin with individual spins if you want time to inspect the paytable after each result. Auto Spin is useful for learning the remaining-spin display; the Stop button ends that selected sequence.
Fortune Rabbit belongs to PG Soft’s Fortune catalogue. The PG Soft profile introduces the studio and the related titles. Use each game’s own rules when moving between them: a shared Fortune name identifies a catalogue relationship, while Fortune Rabbit’s ten lines, Prize symbols and eight-spin feature define this game.
