Women S Day Slot Review
Pink quilted velvet, buttoned into diamonds and edged in gold scrollwork, wraps the whole play area like the wall of a very determined boudoir. Dark green studs sit at every diamond intersection, small pink medallions mark the corners of the frame, and a Victorian-style plaque finishes the top. For a March occasion slot, the dressing is done properly.
Underneath, Spinomenal have kept things simple. Women S Day runs a 5×4 grid with 30 fixed lines, pays left to right, and carries an RTP of 93.11% with no feature round anywhere in it. Two special symbols do all the extra work, and one of them is the richest line in the game.
It sits in the seasonal corner of the studio’s catalogue alongside Joker S Charms Patrick S Day and Holidays Joker Xmas, with Fairytale Beauties as the year-round companion. A single bouquet has to carry the whole occasion.
Symbols and Paytable
All symbols pay from left to right, starting on the leftmost reel. Only the highest win on each winning line is paid. Wins are multiplied by the bet per line, so a symbol’s value scales with what you’re staking on each of the 30 lines.
The game runs 30 fixed lines on a 5×4 grid, and the line count can’t be adjusted. Where multiple combinations qualify in a single round, each one is added to the round’s total win. A busy spin can therefore collect several line wins at once, all shown together in the win field.
The paying ladder runs from a red and gold gift or jewel at the top down to the card royals, which do the low-pay work:
- Gift/Jewel (red/gold) – 30 for three, 100 for four, 400 for five
- Shoe (pink heel) / Handbag (green) – 20 for three, 40 for four, 200 for five
- A – 10 for three, 30 for four, 120 for five
- K – 10 for three, 20 for four, 80 for five
- Q – 5 for three, 10 for four, 40 for five
The theme carries through the symbols. Heels, handbags, gifts and roses instead of the usual generic filler, and the colour palette matches the upholstery behind them.
Read the ladder from top to bottom and the shape of the game is clear. The top symbol pays 80x the Q’s five-of-a-kind, and every tier pays something for three. The royals fade fast though – the Q pays just 5 for three, barely more than a token return on a covered line.
The shoe is the one symbol that stacks. On a grid with four rows, a stacked shoe fills most of a reel at once, which is where the bigger line wins come from when they come. It shares its pay tier with the handbag, so either one landing stacked does the same job.
Because every win starts on the leftmost reel, the reels that carry the stacked symbols matter as much as the stack itself. A shoe stack on the first three reels can join a line from its very beginning, while the same stack pushed to the right side of the grid has fewer paylines it can complete. Where a symbol lands is doing real work here.
Wild and Scatter
Two special symbols carry everything this game does beyond the base ladder. The 8 Wild substitutes for all symbols except the scatter. That’s the standard brief, but it also pays as a symbol in its own right.
Five wilds on a line pay 1,000, comfortably the richest combination in the game. That’s more than double the top regular symbol, which makes the wild a target in itself rather than a fill-in for other wins. It appears on the middle reels, on reels two through four.
The Red Roses scatter works differently from the line symbols. It pays wherever it lands, with no need to sit on a payline or start from the left. Its awards are multipliers of the total bet rather than the per-line stake:
- Three roses – 2x the total bet
- Four roses – 10x the total bet
- Five roses – 250x the total bet
The jump from four to five roses is steep. That final step multiplies the four-rose award twenty-five times over. It gives the scatter a ladder worth watching even when the line wins are quiet.
The two special symbols never interact. Because the wild can’t substitute for the roses, a scatter combination has to arrive as genuine roses, and a line win can’t borrow a wild from a scatter position. The reels keep the two jobs cleanly separated.
Beyond these two there’s nothing else on the reels. No free spins round, no pick’em, no collection mechanic. The scatter pays out immediately and the game moves on.
Playing the Game
The bet is set per line with the plus and minus buttons, and the spin button or the space bar starts the reels. Help and settings lock during a spin. All wins for the round display in the win field.
Auto play and turbo mode handle the pacing, and both are straightforward:
- Auto play – opens a configuration screen where you choose the number of spins to run at the selected bet
- Stopping auto play – press the pause button at any point mid-run
- Turbo mode on desktop – toggled with the rabbit button in the bottom left corner
- Turbo mode on mobile – switched on through the settings menu
- Turbo from auto play – can also be enabled on the auto play configuration screen
Turbo mode simply shortens each game round to the shortest possible. None of these options touch the maths. They’re comfort settings, nothing more.
Setting the bet per line rather than a total stake is worth a moment’s thought, because it’s how the two special symbols scale differently. Line wins grow with the per-line stake, while the scatter’s awards track the total bet across all 30 lines. A rose-heavy session and a wild-heavy session reward the same betting pattern in very different proportions.
One housekeeping rule worth knowing: a malfunction voids all pays. The full paytable with every combination and payout is viewable from the game itself at any time, and the English version of the rules is the one that prevails where translations differ.
There’s no maximum win figure for this one. With no bonus round and no multiplier beyond the scatter ladder, the practical ceiling is whatever the reels line up: the full 1,000 five-wild line, or the 250x scatter, with every line win stacked on top.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 6/10
Playing this is sitting in a very comfortable chair and watching 30 lines do their work. The reason you’d pick it is the roses: five of them pay 250x the total bet, and the wait for that fifth flower gives the reels their one real moment of drama.
The best thing here is that the wild isn’t filler. At 1,000 for five it’s the richest line in the game, worth more than double the gift box, so every appearance on the middle reels matters. The worst thing is the price of admission – 93.11% RTP is around three points shy of the studio’s own standard, and the velvet doesn’t refund the difference.
This suits someone who wants a quiet, seasonal payline slot for a short sitting and can live with the thin return. Anyone after feature rounds or fairer maths will find the bouquet lovely and overpriced.
Women S Day FAQs
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What is the RTP of Women S Day?
93.11%. That’s a noticeably weaker long-run return than most modern slots offer, so expect the house edge to bite harder here than in the average release. -
How many paylines does Women S Day have?
The game runs 30 fixed paylines. You can’t adjust the number of lines, only the bet per line. -
What is the grid size of Women S Day?
It’s a 5×4 layout: five reels and four rows. The four-row height is what lets the shoe symbol stack up and fill a reel. -
When is Women S Day released?
Women S Day’s release date is 3 March 2022. -
Who makes Women S Day?
Spinomenal, a studio with a large catalogue of seasonal and themed payline slots. -
What does the wild do in Women S Day?
The 8 Wild substitutes for all symbols except the scatter, and it appears on the middle reels. Five wilds on a line pay 1,000, the top line win in the game. -
How does the scatter pay in Women S Day?
The Red Roses scatter pays wherever it lands, with awards based on your total bet. Three roses pay 2x, four pay 10x, and five pay 250x. -
Does Women S Day have a free spins bonus?
No. There’s no free spins round, bonus game or feature buy – the wild and the scatter are the only special symbols, and the scatter pays out immediately. -
How do wins work in Women S Day?
All symbols pay from left to right, starting on the leftmost reel, and only the highest win on each line is paid. Wins are multiplied by the bet per line, and every qualifying combination in a round is added together for the round’s total. -
Can the wild substitute for the scatter in Women S Day?
No. The 8 Wild substitutes for all symbols except the scatter, so a roses combination always has to land as roses.
