Patrick S Collection 20 Lines Slot Review
Deep emerald green, faint shamrocks repeating into the dark, gold scrollwork curling around the frame, and a warm golden glow behind the reels. This is the Irish end of the shelf, and Patrick S Collection 20 Lines from Spinomenal doesn’t dress the part half-heartedly. It’s glossy, ornate and unmistakably seasonal.
The interesting thing is what’s missing: there’s no free spins round here at all. Wins come from 20 fixed lines across a 6×4 grid, a wild that only pays in one specific situation, and a scatter that drops anywhere. The RTP is 94.02%, and the top prize is 3,000x the total bet. Spinomenal know this territory; 1 Reel Shamrock and Patricks Day Chase N Win are stablemates, and we covered Joker S Charms Patrick S Day, a louder cousin, in 2026.
Symbols and Paylines
Wins pay left to right from the leftmost reel, and only the highest combination on each line counts. Every win is multiplied by the bet per line, and with the game locked to 20 fixed lines, each qualifying line win in a round is added to the total. Where two symbols share a row in the list below, they pay identically.
It’s a four-tier ladder under the premium. The royals do the heavy lifting at the bottom, and the pot of gold sits alone at the top. Six of a kind is where the money lives, which is what a six-reel grid is for.
- Pot of Gold – 3 pays 40, 4 pays 100, 5 pays 250, 6 pays 800
- Rainbow/Horseshoe, A – 3 pays 20, 4 pays 40, 5 pays 200, 6 pays 400
- K, Q – 3 pays 10, 4 pays 20, 5 pays 70, 6 pays 140
- J – 3 pays 6, 4 pays 10, 5 pays 30, 6 pays 100
Two things stand out in those figures. The rainbow and horseshoe tier pays the same as the A, so the visual premium on the themed symbol doesn’t translate into extra money. And the J sits a clear step below K and Q at every count, which makes it the true floor of the paytable.
There’s also a gap in shape worth noticing. The pot of gold pays 20 times more for six than for three, while the J pays a little under 17 times more. The premium symbols reward the full six-reel run disproportionately, and on a 6×4 grid those runs need wild help to arrive.
Two symbols break the pattern. The wild is the richer payer of the pair on paper, and the scatter ignores paylines entirely. Between them they’re the whole feature set, so it’s worth being precise about how each one behaves.
The Wild and the Scatter
Wild Symbols
The wild stands in for every symbol except the scatter. On its own it pays nothing: three to five wilds only pay when they’re followed by a scatter symbol. It’s an unusual arrangement, and it makes the two symbols a partnership rather than a pair of standalone payers.
The practical consequence is that a wild filling in a line win is always welcome, but a run of wilds is worthless unless the scatter trails it. When that scatter does arrive, the wild line pays the richest figures on the grid, comfortably ahead of the pot of gold:
- 3 wilds followed by a scatter – pays 100
- 4 wilds followed by a scatter – pays 300
- 5 wilds followed by a scatter – pays 1,000
- 6 wilds followed by a scatter – pays 3,000
Wilds can stack, and a reel carrying two of them does the substitution work for every line that passes through it. That’s the one place where the 6×4 layout and the paytable pull in the same direction.
Scatter Symbols
The scatter pays on any position. No line, no left-to-right requirement, no adjacency. Its prizes are multiplied by the total bet rather than the line bet, and anything it wins is added on top of any payline wins from the same round.
As a total-bet multiple, the scatter’s ladder looks like this:
- 3 scatters – pays 2x the total bet
- 4 scatters – pays 10x the total bet
- 5 scatters – pays 250x the total bet
- 6 scatters – pays 500x the total bet
The jump from four to five is steep, and it’s where the scatter stops being loose change. Below that threshold, the scatter is mostly a garnish on a line-win round rather than a result in its own right. The scatter is also the wild’s only route to paying as a symbol, so five of them on screen at once can be doing two jobs.
Playing a Round
A round here is a straightforward affair. The spin button starts the reels, the plus and minus buttons set the bet per line, and every win in the round lands in the win field. The help and settings buttons sit out the spin itself and come back once it settles.
Two conveniences speed things along:
- Auto play – continuous play at the selected line bet, with a configuration screen for the number of spins and a pause button to stop early
- Turbo mode – the shortest possible game round, toggled by the rabbit button on desktop or through the settings menu, and switchable from the auto play screen as well
Both are worth knowing on a game with this shape. There’s no bonus round to break up the rhythm, so auto play with turbo switched on is how the game plays at its natural pace: short rounds, quick line-win tallies, and the occasional scatter drop.
A malfunction voids all pays and plays. Every winning combination and payout is set out in the paytable, and the English version of the rules prevails where translations differ.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 6/10
This is a scatter-chaser with the theatre stripped out. Every spin is either a line win, a scatter drop, or nothing much, and the wild’s scatter-following rule means the two symbols you most want to see arrive together or not at all.
The strength is the payout shape. A six-wild line trailed by a scatter is worth 3,000 times the line bet, and the scatter’s own ladder jumps from 10x to 250x of the total bet between four and five symbols. There’s real tension in that gap. The weakness is everything around it: no bonus round, no free spins, no retrigger to chase. Once you’ve read the paytable, you’ve read the whole game.
It suits players who like their slots plain, fast, and built on line wins rather than features, and 94.02% RTP shoppers should look elsewhere. For everyone after a quiet hour of green and gold, the pot’s still at the end of this rainbow.
Patrick S Collection 20 Lines FAQs
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What is the RTP of Patrick S Collection 20 Lines?
The RTP is 94.02%. -
How many paylines does Patrick S Collection 20 Lines have?
The game is set to 20 fixed lines. -
What is the maximum win on Patrick S Collection 20 Lines?
You can win up to 3,000x your total bet. -
Who makes Patrick S Collection 20 Lines?
Patrick S Collection 20 Lines is made by Spinomenal. -
When was Patrick S Collection 20 Lines released?
The release date of Patrick S Collection 20 Lines is 28 February 2022. -
Does the wild substitute for everything in Patrick S Collection 20 Lines?
The wild substitutes for all symbols except the scatter. Three to five wilds only pay when they are followed by a scatter symbol, so a wild line on its own wins nothing. -
How do scatter wins pay in Patrick S Collection 20 Lines?
The scatter pays on any position, and its prizes are multiplied by the total bet rather than the line bet. Scatter winnings are added to any payline wins from the same round. -
Is there a free spins bonus in Patrick S Collection 20 Lines?
No. There is no free spins round, no bonus game and no retrigger to chase. The feature set is the wild and the scatter, and everything else is line wins on the 20 fixed lines. -
Do symbols in Patrick S Collection 20 Lines pay right to left as well?
No. All symbols pay from left to right, starting with the leftmost reel, and only the highest win on each winning line is paid. Wins are multiplied by the bet per line.
