Symbol Values
Check which symbols are included and how many matching symbols may be required for a qualifying combination.
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ACEPOKIE Australia Learning Guide
Learn how to review symbol values, paylines, bet settings, wild and scatter rules, bonus features, volatility and return-to-player information before participating.
Game Information
A paytable is the information section that explains how an individual pokies game works. It may show symbol values, required combinations, paylines, special features, bet settings and other applicable rules.
The layout and information can differ between games. Some paytables use several pages or tabs, so review the complete information instead of checking only the first screen.
Quick Review
Check which symbols are included and how many matching symbols may be required for a qualifying combination.
Review whether the game uses fixed paylines, adjustable paylines, ways-to-win or another combination system.
Confirm the functions of wild, scatter and other special symbols, including any exclusions or position requirements.
Check what may activate free spins, re-spins, multipliers or another feature and whether additional conditions apply.
Symbol Information
Regular symbols commonly use different values according to the number appearing in a qualifying combination.
Wild symbols may replace selected regular symbols. The paytable should explain exclusions and any additional wild functions.
Scatter symbols may be evaluated differently from regular symbols and may activate a feature when specific requirements are met.
Multipliers may adjust a qualifying result according to the amount and conditions shown in the game information.
Combination Systems
A traditional payline is a defined pattern across the reels. A qualifying combination may need to follow one of the active patterns.
A ways-to-win system may evaluate matching symbols on adjacent reels without using traditional line patterns.
Stake Information
Check the total amount displayed before starting a round. Controls can differ between games and devices.
Confirm the complete amount shown on screen rather than relying only on an individual coin or line value.
The available range can differ between games and may change according to the selected settings.
If paylines can be adjusted, check how many are active and how this affects the total amount.
Decide your spending and time limits before participating and avoid changing them in an attempt to recover losses.
Feature Information
Long-Term Information
RTP is a theoretical percentage calculated across a large number of rounds. It does not guarantee what an individual player will receive during a session.
Volatility describes how a game may distribute outcomes over time. It does not predict the result of the next round.
Phone and Tablet
Look for the information, help, menu or paytable button inside the individual game.
Swipe or scroll through all available information pages, including symbol and feature sections.
Close the information screen and confirm the total amount displayed before starting a round.
Use the official support channel if platform information is not displaying correctly.
Helpful Answers
Look for an information, help, menu or paytable icon inside the individual game. Its location can differ between games and devices.
No. Some games use fixed or adjustable paylines, while others use ways-to-win or another combination system.
Not always. The paytable should identify which symbols can be replaced and whether any exclusions apply.
No. RTP is theoretical long-term information and does not guarantee the result of an individual round or session.
Individual coin, line and multiplier settings may affect the complete amount. Always confirm the total displayed before starting a round.
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Safer Participation
Set personal time and spending limits before participating. Never chase losses or use money required for essential expenses.
Adults aged 18 and over only. Stop and seek independent support if participation is causing financial, emotional or personal harm.