Monopoly Big Event Review

Mr. Monopoly is the highest-paying icon with the potential to win up to 2000 times your stake if you land five matching symbols on a payline. He's drawn in the classic style with his tuxedo and mustache. The emblem looks great even on smaller screens. This is the one you want to see fill a payline because it triggers the biggest standard wins in the game. Animation is minimal but effective.

The silver ship token on the Monopoly board is a medium- to high-paying token. Five of these on a payline deliver solid wins of around 500x your line bet. The design is faithful to the board game piece, with a nice metallic finish. It shows up more often than Mr. Monopoly, so you'll rack up decent wins with it. Pairs nicely with wilds to extend winning combos across multiple lines.

Another classic Monopoly piece, the car token pays similarly to the ship. It's rendered in silver with good detail. Five cars pay around 500x your line bet. This symbol appears frequently enough to keep your balance steady between bonus triggers. The car animates slightly when it's part of a win, but nothing dramatic—one of the better symbols to land during base gameplay.

The cat token is a mid-tier payer at around 250x for five-of-a-kind. It's cute and recognizable for anyone who's played Monopoly. You'll see this one pop up regularly. Not going to make you rich, but it helps bridge the gap between bigger wins. The design is sharp, with clear lines, and the silver finish matches the other tokens nicely.

Similar payout to the cat at around 250x for five symbols. The Scottish Terrier is another iconic Monopoly piece. Appears with good frequency in both base game and bonus rounds. Wins with the dog token keep your bankroll from depleting too fast during dry spells. Animation is basic - just a quick flash when it's part of a winning line.

Card suits offer decent returns with payouts ranging from 100x to 200x your stake for five-of-a-kind combinations. The Ace card features a thin gold frame and bright colors. Five Aces pay around 200x. These show up constantly, so you'll get frequent small wins. They're necessary filler symbols, but they won't get you excited. At least they look decent and fit the theme.

King card pays around 150x for five on a payline. Gold-framed like the Ace with clear lettering. You'll land these all the time in base gameplay. They keep the reels spinning without draining your balance too quickly—standard low-value symbol that does its job - nothing more, nothing less. The design is clean and readable.

The lowest prizes range from 10x to 200x your payline bet per sequence, and the card symbols give them. These bottom-tier symbols pay between 50x and 100x for five of a kind. They show up constantly and keep the game moving. Queen, Jack, and Ten are all styled consistently with gold frames and bright colors. Not exciting, but necessary for the game's math to work. At least Barcrest made them look decent instead of generic.

The wild symbol can pay prizes and substitute for other base icons. It's a purple symbol with "WILD" written on it—substitutes for everything except the Big Event scatter and In Jail symbols. During the Locking Wilds feature, any wild symbols that are displayed are frozen in their position for the entirety of the bonus round. The wild is crucial for triggering the best features and completing winning combos. Shows up on all reels during the base game.