What you can be sure of, when you spin the reels of Bar X Colossal, is that wins won’t be coming along all that often. That’s because it’s classed as a high-volatility game, so if you have limited gaming funds, or you haven’t played online slots before, it’s best to steer clear of playing this one at an online casino. High-volatility slots don’t pay out nearly as frequently as low-volatility ones, so they’re aimed primarily at high rollers, who have unlimited bankrolls that can help them ride out long, dry spells. And it can be well worth the wait for those with the funds, and the nerve, as potential cash prizes are very generous. Playing at maximum stakes, it’s possible to walk away with the game’s top cash prize of 50,000.00! 

How To Play Bar X Colossal Slots 
The betting starts at a very low level for a high-volatility slots games, with options ranging from just 0.20 up to 100.00 per spin. You don’t get a say in the number of paylines, but since there are only five of them, and this is a high-risk game, it really wouldn’t be worth paying for anything other than the maximum anyway. Note that for the purposes of the paytable, all winning amounts are shown as multiples of your bet per line. And since the game has five paylines, the multiplier will be applied to one-fifth of your total bet for every payline win. 

The controls of Bar X Colossal really couldn’t be any simpler. Click or tap on the bottom left-hand side of the screen to choose your stake, then click or tap on the bottom right-hand corner to set the reels spinning. The only other button is the settings menu at the top right-hand corner, which lets you view the game’s rules and paytable, and the sound button, which you’re almost certainly going to want to use 

Bar X Colossal Slot is essentially a 5x3 slot, although occasionally it plays out like a 3x3 slot when the Colossal Symbols spin onto the central three reels. But as with just about any other online slots game, the aim is to spin up three or more matching symbols across one of the five paylines, starting from the left. 

The 0 symbol appears quite regularly - apparently the game started out as a kind of slots-inspired noughts and crosses game - but it represents exactly that - zero. You won’t get any rewards for spinning up any combination of them, so it’s the other symbols you’ll need to focus on. 

Paying symbols, are the X, Bar and 7, paying out line bet multipliers for lining up three or more on adjacent reels on a payline. The Wild symbol brings the biggest cash rewards, but you’ll need to match up five of a kind for the symbol to trigger a payout of its own. But it can stand in for all of the other symbols, apart from the Scatters, so it helps to create winning combinations whenever it shows up on the reels. 

Fill the reels with Bar symbols to win 100x your line bet. Fifteen X symbols rewards you with 200x your line bet, a screen filled with 7s will net you 300x your line bet, but the biggest cash prize is awarded to those who fill the reels with Wilds. This results in a payout of 500x your line bet, which at high stakes represents a highly significant sum of money.

Bar X Colossal has a surprising number of extra bonus features. And as the name of the game suggests, the Colossal Symbols are a key feature. Every time a Colossal Symbol appears in full, taking up the central 9 spaces, an automatic Respin is triggered. The Colossal Symbol is held in place while reels 1 and 5 spin, potentially spinning up some winning combinations for you. 

And rather than offering a Progressive jackpot, there’s a Progressive Free Spins feature. This is triggered by the Scatters, which take the form of gold, silver and bronze Bar X symbols. Whenever one of these Scatters appears in partial view on the reels, an extra spin is added to the relevant cache as displayed above the reels. Land an entire Scatter in view, and you’ll be awarded the number of Free Spins shown in the associated Free Spins prize pot. And throughout your Free Spins, the central reels only spin up Colossal Symbols, greatly increasing your chances of a win.

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Long before the days of the internet and even elaborate fruit machines the staple one armed bandit was the Bar-X. This was usually a 3 reel slot with one to three paylines. The symbols were simply Bars, Os, Xs and occasionally 7s. Since online gambling has taken off though these kind of “old school” games have been largely sidelined – until now! Slingo.com have launched yet another exclusive game and it’s called Bar-X Colossal. 

ABOUT BAR-X COLOSSAL 
Bar-X Colossal drags the old 3 reel game into 2017 with a twist. There are three reels, but the centre reel has been expanded to host either three symbols or one giant (or colossal) symbol thereby creating a 5 reel slot. Wins are on just 5 paylines but the premise is that when you do win then the wins should be big (or colossal). 

The game itself is very basic. You set your wager using the left side button – choose from 20p, 50p, £1, £2, £5, £10, £50 or £100. Once you’re happy with your wager you then can spin/stop to play. Top prize is x500 coins and this is paid out with a line of 5 wilds on a payline. Any colossal symbol that appears fully in view in the centre reel triggers a free respin of reels 1 and 5. 

PROGRESSIVE FREE SPINS 
As well as wilds and respins, Bar-X Colossal also has a progressive free spins feature. Get a bonus symbol in view during play to activate the feature and get the free spins as indicated on the game.

A bet is placed only when it has been received by our server from your handset using our software. Once a bet has been placed it is final and binding and cannot be cancelled or changed. For the avoidance of doubt, a bet remains valid even if the result cannot for any reason be displayed back to your handset (due, for example, to a network failure, interruption of communication, or if you receive a phone call). In the event of a game termination, any relevant jackpot will be paid out on a random draw authorised by the regulator.

The theoretical average return to player (RTP) is up to 95%. This RTP represents the long-term expected payback of the game which has been calculated by an independent testing company and monitored monthly.

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