After dark Zarlo climbs to an ornate iron balcony draped in magnolia vines above Marivela's lamplit lagoon-front street, where a saxophone and a double bass rest by tall shuttered doors. The wildest corner of the bazaar: two phonographs on a bare paid spin give the last reel one more free turn.
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Filigree Nocturne keeps its brightest notes for rare moments. Rosy-rim snares and silverband microphones turn up often, but the weight sits with the gilt upright bass and the pearl-key saxophone, so the street below can stay hushed for long stretches before the music swells. The Gilded Curlicue, a scroll of wrought iron picked out in gold, stands in for every picture except the Plumwood Phonograph. Should an empty paid spin leave exactly two phonographs playing, the Last-Reel Refrain sends reel five round once more for nothing, hunting a third horn. A trio of phonographs strikes up nine doubled free spins, a quartet fourteen and a full five twenty-two.
Last-Reel Refrain. An empty paid spin showing precisely two Plumwood Phonographs lets the right-hand reel play one more bar by itself, free; and everything won among the free spins is paid twice over.
At this stall you play with free virtual coins only. It is not real-money gambling, wins have no real-world value, and there are no in-app purchases. Results are drawn by a random number generator, and a past spin never affects the next.
Measured by running this page's own engine for 10,000,000 spins: coin RTP 93.7%, hit frequency 30.4%, free spins about once in 100 spins, a win of 10x your stake or more about once in 85 spins. Coin figures only — no money is staked or returned.
Sign in, climb the narrow stair to the iron balcony above the lamplit street and set a stake.
Spin. A Gilded Curlicue fills in for any instrument except the Plumwood Phonograph, and two phonographs on an empty paid spin give reel five a solo, free.
Phonographs anywhere open the doubled free round: nine spins for three horns, fourteen for four, twenty-two when all five reels show one.
Patient players happy to lean on the balcony rail through quiet stretches for the rarer nights when the whole street seems to burst into music at once.
The widest swings in the bazaar. The gilt upright bass and the pearl-key saxophone carry the heavy pays, so bright moments arrive between long, hushed runs.
| Fruit and symbol | Five of a kind along one payline | In terms of your stake |
|---|---|---|
 Gilded Curlicue (wild) | 7,500× line bet | 500× your stake |
 Pearl-Key Saxophone | 3,400× line bet | 226.7× your stake |
 Gilt Upright Bass | 1,600× line bet | 106.7× your stake |
 Long-Slide Trombone | 1,000× line bet | 66.7× your stake |
 Silverband Microphone | 550× line bet | 36.7× your stake |
 Rosy-Rim Snare | 320× line bet | 21.3× your stake |
The five card ranks (10 to A) pay the least. Three Plumwood Phonographs anywhere open the free round. Full values for three and four of a kind are in the paytable.
Only after a paid spin that wins nothing while precisely two Plumwood Phonographs are showing; reel five then plays one extra free bar alone.
Yes, every one of them, and phonographs landing during the round add more spins.
The music is arranged that way: the loudest pays sit on the rarest instruments, and no spin remembers the ones before it, so nothing is ever owed.
New missions arrive daily and count at every stall. Doing them is optional.
A sunlit lane of stalls under orange-and-green striped awnings, crates of papayas and mangoes spilling onto the cobbles and one counter heaped with a glowing golden pyramid of fruit. Anyone may spin it, and its free round climbs stall by stall without ever stepping back.
Behind the stalls, tall palms sway over a golden sandy clearing while ripe coconuts and bright fruit come tumbling from their leafy crowns through the sunbeams. Every winning line drops away and fresh fruit falls into the gaps, each link of a chain worth more than the one before.
It is meant to be fun. Once it is not, stop playing. Decide on a time limit first and take breaks. If any kind of gambling is causing you problems, ConnexOntario offers free, confidential help on 1-866-531-2600 at any hour; the Responsible Gambling Council and CCSA can help too. Our responsible play policy explains more.
Grown-ups only: you must be 19 or over to play at Pawpaw Bazaar. The coins are virtual, carry no monetary value and can never be bought, sold, withdrawn or exchanged. You will not find a coin shop or a payment page at a single stall, nobody hands out prizes of real-world value, and success here does not imply future success at real-money gambling.
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