Clover Wealth 100 Slot Review
A deep red haze of blurred light specks fades to near-black at the edges of the screen, with purple and magenta streaks running down the right side like light bars, and a thick gold bevelled frame enclosing the wine-red play area beneath glowing gold lettering. Inside that frame, Playnet have finally given the Clover Wealth family’s middle reels the stage they were always arguing for – and the argument is that with a hundred lines to cross, the centre of the grid is worth more here than it was in Clover Wealth 10 or Clover Wealth 5.
It runs on a 5×4 grid with 100 paylines, an RTP of 96.502% and a maximum multiplier of 3,000x the bet. Heart Gem 20 covers similar ground for a second look at the studio’s house style.
Five Reels, Four Rows, One Hundred Lines
The grid is a 5×4 arrangement with paylines numbered 1 through 100, all paying left to right from the leftmost reel. Only the highest win on each payline is paid, so overlapping combinations across the same line don’t stack. That’s the whole counting system: no ways mechanic, no cluster rule, just a hundred fixed lines.
Each line is a set path across the five reels, picking up one position per reel. Because every win has to start on the leftmost reel, a symbol’s worth depends partly on where it sits along that path.
The line count does shape where the game’s money lives. With a hundred routes crossing four rows, symbols in the middle of the grid sit on far more lines than anything near the edges, so the centre earns more attention than the frame’s gold corners would suggest.
All symbol values are multiples of the total bet. The paying ladder runs like this:
- 7 (red) – 0.1x for two, 0.5x for three, 2x for four, 30x for five
- Silver Star – 20x for three
- Bell/Grapes – 0.4x for three, 1x for four, 5x for five
- Watermelon – 0.2x for three, 0.5x for four, 2x for five
- Mixed Fruits (plum, lemon, orange, cherry cluster) – 0.1x for three, 0.3x for four, 1x for five
The mixed fruit family deserves a second look. Any plum, lemon, orange or cherry in the cluster counts towards the same win, so the low end of the paytable lands more often than its length suggests.
The red 7 is the richest line symbol by some distance, and it’s also the only one that pays for two of a kind. A pair returns a tenth of the bet, which at least keeps a lone reel-one 7 from feeling like a tease on a hundred-line grid.
Below the 7, the ladder drops off steeply. The bell and grapes pay a fifth of the 7’s five-of-a-kind at the same count, and the watermelon and mixed fruits sit lower still. Small wins clearly aren’t this game’s reason for existing.
The Expanding Clover Wild
The green clover is the game’s only real feature, and it’s an expanding wild. It does three things:
- Appears on the second, third and fourth reels only
- Expands to fill its entire reel when it lands
- Substitutes for every paying symbol
Because all three middle reels can carry it, the best spins fill the centre of the screen with clover and pay across a large share of the hundred lines at once. Everything on screen is built to set up those three reels.
A single covered reel already changes the arithmetic. Three positions filled by one symbol means every line passing through that reel starts with a match, and on a hundred-line grid that’s a lot of lines in play at once. Two covered reels multiply the effect further.
A full house of three expanded clovers plus red 7s elsewhere is the combination the 3,000x cap exists for. It’s a demanding line-up on a five-reel grid. The gold paint shouldn’t set expectations the maths can’t meet.
The Two Stars
Two star symbols sit outside the ordinary payline system, and neither one needs a line to pay. Their values, as multiples of the total bet:
- Gold Star (scatter) – pays on any position, on any reel: 3x for three, 20x for four, 100x for five
- Silver Star – pays on any position but only on the first, third and fifth reels: 20x for three
A hundred-times scatter is a serious prize in a game whose top line symbol pays 30x, and it can arrive from anywhere on the grid. The Gold Star is the one symbol here with nothing to do with the middle reels at all.
The Silver Star is its quieter cousin. It can’t be caught by the wild’s substitution work on the middle reels, which keeps the outer reels worth watching even though they carry fewer lines.
There’s no stated rule for how the scatter payouts combine with line wins beyond the highest-win rule, so treat the stars as their own prizes rather than part of a stack.
That’s the full feature list. There’s no free spins round, no bonus game, no second gear – the clover and the two stars are the whole of what this machine does.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 6.8/10
This is a waiting game with gold paint on it: a hundred lines keep the whole screen technically in play, but every spin is really a watch on the middle three reels, and the reason somebody chooses this over the smaller Clover Wealth games is that those reels finally pay like they matter. When a clover covers its reel, the game opens up in a way its five- and ten-line siblings never managed.
That’s the strength, and it’s a real one. All three centre reels can carry the wild, so one expansion puts a match on dozens of lines at once and two on the same spin can light up most of the paytable in a single go. The Gold Star’s 100x scatter gives the outer reels something worth watching too, which a game this centred needs.
What lets it down is everything between clovers. There’s no round to build towards, so sessions run at one speed until the middle of the screen turns green, and the 3,000x ceiling needs a near-perfect line-up to get close. It suits players who like a classic they can read within five spins and are happy to let one symbol carry the whole evening. Anyone who spins for features will find the clover doesn’t stretch that far. For the game it is, though, this is the roomiest version of the idea the studio has shipped.
Clover Wealth 100 FAQs
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What is the RTP of Clover Wealth 100?
Clover Wealth 100 has an RTP of 96.502%. -
How many paylines does Clover Wealth 100 have?
The game has 100 paylines, all paying left to right from the leftmost reel, with only the highest win on each line paid. -
What is the grid size of Clover Wealth 100?
Clover Wealth 100 uses a 5×4 grid – five reels and four rows. -
When is Clover Wealth 100 released?
Clover Wealth 100’s release date is 10 November 2026. -
Who makes Clover Wealth 100?
Clover Wealth 100 is made by Playnet. -
What is the maximum win on Clover Wealth 100?
The maximum multiplier is 3,000x the total bet. -
How does the wild work in Clover Wealth 100?
The green clover is an expanding wild that appears on the second, third and fourth reels. When it lands it expands to fill its entire reel and substitutes for all paying symbols. -
What does the Gold Star scatter pay in Clover Wealth 100?
Three Gold Stars anywhere on the grid pay 3x the total bet, four pay 20x and five pay 100x. It doesn’t need to land on a payline.
