Patrick S Collection 10 Lines Slot Review
A deep-green backdrop patterned with faint shamrocks, a heavy gold frame scrolled with filigree at the corners, and little gold clover sprigs hanging between the reel columns: Spinomenal have dressed this one like a pub on parade morning. The look is lush and unmistakably Irish. The game underneath it is one of the barest the studio ships: the whole experience is a paytable, one cleverly shackled wild and a scatter ladder, and nothing else is coming to save a quiet session.
Patrick S Collection 10 Lines runs on a 6×4 grid with 10 fixed paylines, high volatility and an RTP of 94.02%, which sits on the lean side. The reels, a wild with an unusual payment rule and a scatter ladder are the whole machine: no free spins, no bonus round, no buy menu. Sister titles like Book of Irish Treasures, 1 Reel Shamrock and Joker S Charms Patrick S Day give the studio’s Irish shelf some company.
The Reels and the Lines
All symbols pay from left to right, starting with the leftmost reel. Only the highest win on each winning line is paid, and line wins are multiplied by the bet per line. Where several lines qualify in one round, each combination is added to the round’s total win.
Wins need three to six matching symbols across the ten fixed lines, and the count is locked: there’s no way to play fewer. Ten lines across six reels and four rows is a narrow field for a grid this size, which is part of why the base game leans so heavily on what the top of the paytable can do rather than on a steady drip of small line wins.
The bet is set per line, so a round’s total stake is the line bet multiplied by the ten lines. Adjusting the plus and minus buttons moves the line bet, and everything on the paytable scales from the total.
Symbols and Pays
Values below are multiples of the total bet.
- Wild – 3: 1,000x / 4: 3,000x / 5: 10,000x / 6: 30,000x (only pays when followed by a Scatter)
- Scatter – 3: 20x / 4: 100x / 5: 2,500x / 6: 5,000x (pays in any position)
- Pot of Gold – 3: 400x / 4: 1,000x / 5: 2,500x / 6: 8,000x
- Rainbow/Horseshoe, A – 3: 200x / 4: 400x / 5: 2,000x / 6: 4,000x
- K, Q – 3: 100x / 4: 200x / 5: 700x / 6: 1,400x
- J – 3: 60x / 4: 100x / 5: 300x / 6: 1,000x
The ladder is shaped like a cliff. Every symbol on the board pays modestly at three and four of a kind, then climbs hard at the top two tiers, so a six-symbol line is worth many times what a five-symbol line pays for the same symbol. The Pot of Gold at six across is worth twenty times its own three-of-a-kind, and the gap only widens as you go up the board.
That shape has consequences for how a session plays out. Three and four symbol wins land on the same reels as everything else, but they’re the small change of the game; the money sits in the top two rungs of every row, which is where the high volatility rating comes from. A six-reel grid gives each symbol six chances to extend a run, so the long combinations are reachable, just not cheaply.
Wild and Scatter Rules
The wild substitutes for every symbol except the scatter. It carries its own paytable row, the richest on the board, but with a catch that shapes the whole game: three to five wilds only pay when followed by a scatter symbol. A run of wilds on its own earns nothing.
That rule quietly changes how you read the reels. In most line slots a wild run is a win in itself; here it’s a promise that only pays out if a scatter lands on the reel behind it. The two premium symbols work as a pair or not at all, and a line of wilds that stops dead at the last reel is worth exactly zero.
The scatter, by contrast, pays in any position and doesn’t care about lines. Six symbols anywhere on the 6×4 grid is enough, wherever they fall. Its prizes are multiplied by the total bet rather than the line bet, and any scatter winnings are added on top of payline wins from the same round, so one spin can collect both.
Because scatter prizes scale from the total bet while line wins scale from the bet per line, the two systems pay at genuinely different rates for the same nominal stake. A five-scatter drop is worth 2,500x the total bet; a five-wild line followed by a scatter is worth 10,000x. The scatter is also the only symbol in the game that can hit maximum without help from the leftmost reel, which makes it the one worth watching when the reels slow down.
Auto Play and Turbo
The controls are plain and everything sits where you’d expect. A single list covers them:
- Spin – the spin button or the space bar starts a round
- Bet – the plus and minus buttons set the bet per line
- Auto Play – a configuration screen lets you choose a number of continuous spins at the selected bet
- Pause – stops auto play on demand
- Turbo Mode – the rabbit button at the bottom left on desktop, or the settings menu on mobile, shortens each round to the minimum
- Turbo via Auto Play – Turbo Mode can also be switched on from the auto play configuration screen
During a spin the help and settings buttons are disabled, so any rule-checking has to wait for the round to finish. All wins for a round are shown in the win field as they land, and the full list of winning combinations and payouts is available through the paytable between rounds.
It’s a spare setup, and honestly that suits the game underneath it. With no bonus round to configure, no buy menu to price up and no features to track, the fastest route through a session is spin, watch for scatters, and let the ladder do the rest.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 6/10
Playing this is mostly watching shamrocks go by and waiting for the one spin where a scatter trails a wild run. That pairing is the reason to choose it: the payment rule makes the board’s two premium symbols depend on each other, so every spin has a single, specific thing to hope for, and when it lands it pays like nothing else here.
The ladder’s shape is the strength. The scatter’s leap from four to five symbols, and the wild’s own row sitting above the entire board, give the waiting real stakes rather than vague hope. The weakness is everything between those moments: there’s no free spins round, no bonus game, no buy menu, so a long session is reels and nothing but reels.
It’s for players who like a pure, old-fashioned paytable chase in seasonal green and gold, and who don’t need a feature to break up the spin. Anyone after modifiers or a bonus round should look elsewhere on the Irish shelf. There’s gold at the end of this rainbow; it just asks for your patience on the walk.
Patrick S Collection 10 Lines FAQs
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What is the RTP of Patrick S Collection 10 Lines?
The RTP is 94.02%. -
Is Patrick S Collection 10 Lines high volatility?
Yes, it’s a high volatility slot, so wins tend to be less frequent but can be larger when they land. -
How many paylines does Patrick S Collection 10 Lines have?
The game is set to 10 fixed paylines, and you can’t change the count. -
What is the grid size of Patrick S Collection 10 Lines?
It plays on a 6×4 grid, six reels by four rows. -
Who makes Patrick S Collection 10 Lines?
Spinomenal. -
Does Patrick S Collection 10 Lines have free spins or a bonus round?
No. There’s no free spins round or bonus game; the wild and the scatter are the only special symbols. -
When does the wild symbol pay in Patrick S Collection 10 Lines?
A run of three to five wilds pays nothing on its own. It only counts when a scatter sits on the reel behind it, and outside that situation it just completes other symbol combinations. -
How do scatter wins work in Patrick S Collection 10 Lines?
Scatters count in any position and don’t need a payline. Their prizes are multiplied by the total bet and added to any line wins from the same spin.
