DIAMOND VALLEY PRO

About Diamond Valley Pro 

Diamond Valley Pro is a more extensive version of the original Diamond Valley slot. Launched years after its predecessor, this game utilises a great payline structure and better imagery and has a more enjoyable bonus round. While the original game featured just five paylines over five reels, this one is prepared to offer you twenty lines over the same five-reel interface. There is also a lot more flexibility when it comes to bets and wagers. You’ve got room to manoeuvre, so you can bet anything from 0.01 per line per spin up to 200.00 a pop here. Prizes are worth a bit more than you might expect, at several thousand times your bet. 

Special Features 

If you played the original Diamond Valley slot from Playtech, then you’ll immediately see that the graphics which spring up in this game are by far better than before. Including this time are a wild symbol (tequila), a bonus symbol (diamonds) and conventional imagery quite unlike those found in its predecessor. 

The wild symbol is the handiest symbol to land, as it can offer you a top jackpot prize. To win that, you’ll need a five-of-a-kind tequila combo. Failing that, the tequila symbol can at least replace all scatter and bonus icons. 

While they cannot trigger a bonus round on their own, scatter symbols can at least dish out scattered wins and cash prizes in this slot. To trigger the bonus round, you’re going to need to land bonus symbols on the reels of the game. 

Bonus Feature 

Once Diamond Valley Pro’s bonus round has been triggered, you will get to choose from a series of characters. The character you pick will ultimately determine how much your win is worth. That “win” comes in the form of free spins. Those spins are then played out immediately following the end of the pick-and-win bonus. It is possible to land additional free spins in the round, and this can certainly help if lady luck is with you. 

A gamble feature or mode has also been included in this game, but it is scarcely worth mentioning. It doesn’t really bring anything new (or exciting) to the table at all.