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Odds On Winner
Trigger the jockey feature, then watch which of three horses reaches the 3x, 6x or 12x finishing stage before the race runs out of turns.
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What matters before you play
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Three things to watch
- Note the opening number of race turns
Three, four or five jockeys award ten, twelve or fifteen Free Spins. That starting length changes how much time each horse has to finish.
- Match every horse symbol to its runner
A coloured horse on the reels advances the corresponding runner by one position and adds a spin. Track the three colours separately rather than treating them as one meter.
- Read the finish order, not only the leader
The first completed track makes wins 3x, the second raises them to 6x and the third to 12x. Every finisher also gives the race three extra turns.
Our take
A visible three-horse race makes the bonus easy to follow spin by spin
Odds On Winner turns its Free Spins into a race whose progress can be read without opening a paytable. Three, four or five jockey symbols start 10, 12 or 15 turns. During the feature, red, blue and green horse symbols advance the matching runner across a six-position track and add one spin. The first horse to finish sets a 3x multiplier on wins and grants three extra turns. A second finisher raises the multiplier to 6x, and the third takes it to 12x, again extending the feature. This creates a clear tension between current spins and visible progress: one runner may be close while another still needs several matching symbols. The reviewed official catalog lists 96.51% RTP, a 5×3 grid and ten paylines, but it does not publish a volatility label or maximum-win figure. Those values are therefore not guessed here. Players who like collection features with a concrete target should understand the appeal quickly. Players who want a published ceiling or a more complex base game have less information to work with. In the demo, record how often horse symbols replace the spin they consume and whether two or three runners regularly finish. That observation reveals more about the feature rhythm than a handful of isolated wins. The race is the point; the conventional ten-line base game is mainly the route into it.
How it plays
What happens when you spin
Jockey triggers open a Free Spins race where three colour-coded horse symbols add turns, advance separate tracks and unlock progressively larger win multipliers.
Ten paylines run across a 5×3 grid
The base game uses a compact fixed layout, so regular wins and jockey triggers remain easy to identify before the race feature starts.
Jockey count sets the starting distance
Three, four or five jockey symbols award 10, 12 or 15 Free Spins, giving the runners different amounts of initial time.
Horse symbols advance and replace turns
Each red, blue or green horse moves the matching runner one of six positions and adds a spin to the remaining feature total.
Finishers unlock 3x, 6x and 12x
The first, second and third completed tracks increase the multiplier applied to wins, and every completed horse also awards three turns.
Every colour has its own race
Three completed tracks can take the bonus from 3x to 12x
Useful horse symbols both advance a runner and add a turn. The key question is whether that extra time lets the second and third horses finish, not merely whether one takes an early lead.
Inside the game
See Odds On Winner in action
Full, uncropped game views selected to show the reels, controls and features in context.
Is it for you?
Does Odds On Winner match your style?
Use these points to decide whether the game's pace and features match what you enjoy.
You may like it if...
- Players who like visible collection progress
- Horse-racing themes
- Bonuses with an expanding spin count
It may not suit you if...
- No official volatility label published
- No verified maximum-win figure
- The base game is deliberately simple
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Quick answers
Odds On Winner FAQ
Game settings can vary between casinos. Check the information screen in the version you are playing.
How do you trigger the Odds On Winner race?
Land three, four or five jockey symbols to receive 10, 12 or 15 Free Spins and begin the three-horse feature.
What happens when a horse finishes?
The first, second and third finishers set 3x, 6x and 12x win multipliers respectively, and each completed track adds three turns.
What is the published RTP?
The reviewed official catalog lists 96.51% RTP, a 5×3 layout and ten paylines; it does not publish volatility or a maximum-win value.
Game facts
Odds On Winner numbers and features
These are the game settings we could confirm. A casino may use a different version, so check the in-game information before playing for money.
Payouts & risk
- RTP
- 96.51%
- Bet range
- 0.1 – £4.50
Reels & wins
- Reel layout
- 5×3
- Paylines
- 10
- Payout system
- Lines
Bonus features
- Features
- Three horses race towards 3×–12×
- Free spins
- Yes
- Bonus buy
- Yes
- Jackpot
- No
Release & devices
- Release date
- 1 May 2024
- Theme
- Adventure, Animals, Horse
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