Interactive stagecoach display
The stagecoach appears in the top box above the main reels. Its movement is intended to create anticipation and communicate feature activity. The manufacturer calls this “perceived persistence,” which is an important distinction: the animation may look as though it is building toward something, but that wording does not by itself establish stored value or a guaranteed trigger.
The animated stagecoach does not show that a machine is “ready” or “due.” Check the help screen to learn whether a visible state carries over and what it means.
Layered Hold & Spin
The main feature uses Hold & Spin play, where qualifying symbols remain in place while the game attempts to add more awards. Light & Wonder calls it layered because another event can appear within that bonus rather than the round operating as a single uninterrupted respin sequence.
Wheel symbol
A wheel symbol can create a game-within-a-game step during the Hold & Spin feature. Check the installed machine’s rules for its exact awards and trigger conditions.
A published configuration
Light & Wonder lists one Class III version with five reels, 50 lines and a 750-credit maximum bet. Bet menus and approved versions may differ between casinos and jurisdictions.