The first of them is the one you’re going to see the most often.Īfter any win, whether in the base game or the free spins round, the symbols that made up that win will disappear to be replaced by new ones, which are the symbols hovering above the reel. Here’s how to activate them, play them and get the best out of them. Or to put it another way: the three features that are going to fill your pockets, like a tell-all interview from a successful BGT contestant with a tabloid newspaper. They’re the three special features that you’re constantly trying to unlock. The Britain’s Got Talent TV show may have hundreds of contestants fighting it out to prove they’re the most talented of the lot but the Britain’s Got Talent slot has just three main attractions. Here’s all you need to know about this slot where the next big winner could be… you! Britain’s Got Talent Special Features

They ‘may’ be present in one of the other Britain’s Got Talent games right here at 32Red, but they don’t grace this particular one.īut what this Britain’s Got Talent game is lacking in appearances from celebrity judges, it’s certainly not lacking in colourful symbols, multiplier trails, bonus features and Jackpots Spoiler alert: If you’re expecting to see Simon Cowell, his ever-rising trousers and perfectly stationary hair or Amanda Holden’s ice-melting smile or trademark daring dress…you’re going to be disappointed. So, it’s no wonder that an all-singing-all-dancing slot was made to celebrate one of the most successful TV shows to ever hit British screens.

Since first airing in 2007, it’s given us contestants including Susan Boyle, Paul Potts, Lost Voice Guy and Diversity.ġ5 years later the BGT’s lights are still shining bright on our screens. Right up there with the most popular of these is Britain’s Got Talent, the Saturday Night TV extravaganza where contestants sing, dance, act, perform magic or whatever other talent (the clue is in the name) they think will impress the judges and the general public the most. One by one, they’re eliminated until it’s last man or woman standing, the winner walking away with money, fame, fan adulation and in most cases, a guaranteed period of media spotlight and once-in-a-lifetime attention from the general public. Reality TV shows based around competitions have been responsible for some of the biggest viewership figures ever seen since we can remember.įrom Big Brother to the X-Factor and Survivor, TV audiences can’t seem to get enough of a programme where they pick their favourite contestants, also choose the ones they don’t like and spend the next few weeks cheering some on and booing others as the heat intensifies.

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