Halloween Treasures pokie: 243 ways and four jackpots

What is the Halloween Treasures pokie?

The name says spooky season, and October is when Halloween Treasures fits the calendar best. Fair Go doesn't describe the artwork, so we won't either. Fair Go publishes four specs for it: 243 All Ways Pays; Mini, Minor, Major and Grand jackpots; x5 prize multipliers; and up to 12 free games.

The listing credits no studio, and Spin Logic is the only provider Fair Go names anywhere on its site. There's no published RTP, no volatility rating, and nothing that says whether the four jackpots are fixed or progressive. We mark those Not published rather than fill them in from somewhere else.

How 243 ways work in Halloween Treasures

With All Ways Pays, there are no lines to pick. A win needs matching symbols on adjacent reels starting from the left, and any position on each reel counts. 243 is what you get from five reels of three rows: 3 × 3 × 3 × 3 × 3. That's the usual layout behind the name, though Fair Go doesn't publish the grid, so confirm it in the game.

The ways multiply. Say a symbol lands twice on reel one, once on reel two and three times on reel three. That's 2 × 1 × 3 = 6 separate ways, and each one pays. That's why a single spin on a ways game can light up so many wins at once.

Since every way is always active, your stake covers all 243 on each spin. There's no cheaper option that drops some of them.

The Mini, Minor, Major and Grand jackpots

The names rank the prizes from smallest (Mini) to largest (Grand). Beyond the names, Fair Go publishes nothing: no amounts, no trigger, no word on whether bet size matters, and no statement that any of them is progressive.

That last point matters. A fixed jackpot pays a set amount, usually a multiple of your stake. A progressive jackpot grows with every bet until someone wins it. Many four-tier pokies mix the two, with fixed lower tiers and a growing Grand, but we can't confirm that for Halloween Treasures. Achilles Deluxe, by contrast, has two tiers that Fair Go does call progressive. Our progressive jackpots guide explains the difference in detail, and the game's info screen will say which applies.

Free games and x5 multipliers

Fair Go lists up to 12 free games. "Up to" marks a maximum. In many pokies the number awarded depends on how many trigger symbols land, so a smaller award is common. Fair Go doesn't say what triggers the round or whether it can retrigger.

The x5 prize multipliers multiply a win's value: a 30-coin win at x5 pays 150 coins. Fair Go doesn't say whether the multipliers appear in the base game, in the free games, or both. If you're comparing it with other features, the x5 cap is modest next to some games in the lobby.

What Fair Go doesn't publish about Halloween Treasures

• RTP. Not published. Fair Go's figure of around 97% Operator claim is a pokie-wide average.
• Jackpot amounts and type. Fixed, progressive or a mix.
• Jackpot trigger. Random, a bonus game, or a symbol combination.
• Volatility. No rating.
• Bet range and top award. Neither is listed.

For more games with named jackpots, see our jackpot pokies page. Another 243-ways game with published specs is Asgard, and the All Ways Pays entry in our glossary sums up the mechanic in two lines.

More ways and jackpot pokies

Asgard is the other 243-ways game with published specs. Achilles Deluxe and Plentiful Treasure carry progressive jackpots, and Count Spectacular shares the spooky theme. Find more on our Fair Go pokies page.

• Play now: Asgard (affiliate link, opens in a new tab)Info about Asgard

  Asgard

  243 All Ways Pays

• • Progressive

  Play now: Achilles Deluxe (affiliate link, opens in a new tab)Info about Achilles Deluxe

  Achilles Deluxe

  Minor and Major progressive jackpots

• • Progressive

  Play now: Plentiful Treasure (affiliate link, opens in a new tab)Info about Plentiful Treasure

  Plentiful Treasure

  Eight progressive jackpots

• Play now: Count Spectacular (affiliate link, opens in a new tab)Info about Count Spectacular

  Count Spectacular

  25 variable paylines

Halloween Treasures FAQ