SUPER ACE

BASIC GAME RULES:

1. Layout & Win Mechanics
2. The game uses a 5×4 reel layout (5 columns, 4 symbol positions per reel) with the classic slot "fixed payline" system. Wins are awarded when 3 or more identical symbols land consecutively on an active payline. Symbols often appear as full-column stacks, making it extremely easy to form multi-line winning combinations, resulting in a high base hit frequency and straightforward, easy-to-learn gameplay.
3. Symbols & Payouts
4. The poker-themed symbols are divided into tiers, each with different payout multipliers:

• High-paying symbols: Super Ace (the Spade Ace with the "ACE" label). As the game’s top-paying symbol, full-column or multi-column stacks trigger large base-game rewards.
• Mid-paying symbols: The royal character face cards: K (King), Q (Queen), and J (Jack). These offer higher payouts than plain spade symbols when forming combinations.
• Low-paying symbols: Plain spade symbols. Full-column stacks award small base wins, ensuring steady hit frequency in the base game.

Basic Gameplay FAQs：

Q1: How do I start playing Super Ace on 2FUN.BET?
A: Launch Super Ace on the 2FUN.BET platform, adjust your bet amount using the +/- buttons at the bottom, then click the green SPIN button to start the reels. When the reels stop, valid consecutive symbol combinations will automatically trigger payouts, which will be displayed in the "WIN" section.

Q2: What are the different symbols and their payouts?

• High-value symbol: Super Ace (Spade Ace) offers the highest payout when appearing in consecutive combinations.
• Medium-value symbols: King (K), Queen (Q), and Jack (J) provide moderate payouts.
• Low-value symbol: The plain spade icon awards smaller, more frequent wins.
  For exact payout values, check the paytable in the game rules section on 2FUN.BET.

Q3: What do the x1/x2/x3/x5 multipliers at the top mean?
A: This is Super Ace’s consecutive win multiplier system. Every valid win increases the multiplier by one tier, up to a maximum of x5. All subsequent wins will be multiplied by the current multiplier. If a spin does not result in a win, the multiplier resets to x1.