Before you spin, you'll need to set up your bet—and this one works a bit differently than you might expect. Click the stack of coins button on the right sidebar to open the bet menu. You'll see two separate settings here: SELECT LINES and SELECT BET.

The lines part lets you choose how many win lines you want active, from 1 up to 10. Each line costs money, so playing all 10 lines means you're betting on every possible pattern across the reels. Under SELECT BET, you'll pick your bet per line—this is the amount you're wagering on each individual line you've activated. Your total stake is simply lines multiplied by bet per line, and that's what gets deducted from your balance. The bet range runs from £1 to £2,000 total stake (or equivalent).

Once you've configured your bet, press the circular arrow button to spin the reels. They'll start spinning and stop automatically from left to right. If you're impatient, you can speed things up—during the spin, that circular arrow turns into a fast forward button, and pressing it stops the reels immediately rather than waiting for them to finish naturally.

For longer sessions, there's autoplay via the circular arrows button (the one with two arrows). Click it to open the autostart menu, where you'll select how many spins you want to run automatically. The game will show your remaining autospins on the button as it plays through them. You can interrupt autoplay anytime by hitting the square stop button—it'll pause after the current spin finishes. Press spin again to resume if you want to continue.

One thing to note: autoplay automatically stops when you trigger the free spins bonus, so you won't accidentally burn through spins while a feature's playing. You'll need to manually restart autoplay after any bonus round ends.

The interface shows your active win lines in different colours down both sides of the reels—purple, orange, green, red, and so on. Inactive lines appear greyed out, so you'll always know exactly which patterns you're playing.