Kodak Classic Rules

1. Choose your stake. Your line bet is your stake ÷ 5, one fifth on each of the 5 lines. The server draws the 5x3 grid and resolves the whole round before a single reel moves.
2. A payline pays when matching symbols run from the leftmost reel. Only the longest run on each line pays, a 4-of-a-kind pays the 4 column, not 3 + 4.
3. Two of a kind pays for Seven through Cherry only (Seven, Diamond, Bell, Bar, Star, Cherry). Lemon, Orange and Plum need three or more.
4. Add up the line pays, then the round pays floor(stake × line pays ÷ 5), one floor per spin, not one per line. Winning lines are drawn over the reels as thin chrome wires and the winning symbols pulse in flat gold.
5. The round total is capped at 2,066x your stake, the all-Seven grid.

The cabinet never decides anything: the grid, the lines, and the payout are all the server's. What you see is the playback.

Multiples are paid on your line bet (stake ÷ 5), not your total stake. Columns show 2, 3, 4, or 5 of a kind on a payline, left to right.

Seven is the top payer (2,066x for 5), Plum the smallest (10x for 3; Plum pays nothing for 2).

5 fixed lines. Each is a path across the five reels (one cell per reel) and pays only for a run starting at the leftmost reel.

There is no progressive jackpot and no jackpot pool. The jackpot is the fixed top pay: five Sevens on a line pay 2,066x line-bets, and the all-Seven grid pays 2,066x your total stake. The game shows it as “Jackpot 2,066×” at your current stake, a display of the paytable top, not a pool. It never accumulates and never needs funding.

You stake 1,000,000 GP. Five Cherries land on the top line: that line pays 259 line-bets. Your line bet is 1,000,000 ÷ 5 = 200,000 GP, so the round pays floor(1,000,000 × 259 ÷ 5) = 51,800,000 GP, 51.8x your stake. (This is golden vector V8 from the maths spec.)

Two Cherries on a line pay 3 line-bets; two Plums pay nothing, Plum needs three.

Target return to player is 96.5% (analytic 96.4998%; 2,000,000 simulated spins measured 96.5665%). About 27 in 100 spins pay something. Treat this as the design target from simulation, not a promise or independent certification.

Every spin draws 15 HMAC units from fair domain 2900–2914 (one per grid cell, reel-major) and can be verified on the fair page.