Slingo combines slots and bingo: you match numbers from a reel against a grid of numbers to complete lines. Players searching for The Grand Ivy Slingo usually want to know how a round works and which titles exist, and whether the game is available at The Grand Ivy is worth confirming on its own site.
Common Slingo variants
Slingo games come in many themed versions. Common titles include Slingo Lucky Larry's Lobstermania, Slingo Rainbow Riches, Deal or No Deal Slingo, Slingo Starburst, Slingo Da Vinci Diamonds, Slingo Reel King, Slingo Centurion, Slingo Money Train, Slingo Fire and Ice and Slingo Sweet Bonanza, and they are made by Gaming Realms. Most take the look of a well-known slot or TV format but keep the same grid and reel mechanics.
Versions differ in their special symbols, the number of spins per round and what the prizes are, so each title has its own rules to read. Some versions are built around a TV format or a branded slot, which changes the bonus features but not the basic idea of matching numbers.
To find out whether The Grand Ivy has Slingo games, or similar games, check its game list before you plan a session or visit The Grand Ivy.
Slingo rules in short
The game shows a grid of 25 numbers in five rows and five columns. A reel of numbers sits below it, and each spin lands a new row of numbers. Every number that matches one on the grid is marked off.
A Slingo is a completed line of five marked numbers, whether across, down or diagonally. Completing more lines unlocks higher prizes, and the round ends when the spins run out.
Many versions add joker symbols and special symbols that mark numbers or give extra spins. Read the information screen of the version you open, because the prize ladder and the symbols differ between titles. As with online slots in the UK, play stays within the UK stake limit and minimum spin time, so a round takes a set minimum time to play.
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RNG or live dealer
Slingo is an RNG game: a random number generator decides what lands on the reel, and there is no dealer or host. If you prefer a real dealer, the live casino page covers how live tables work, and if you plan to play on a phone, the mobile version page explains what to expect.
Practical tips
Read the rules and prize ladder of the version you open before you stake anything. Choose a stake you are comfortable losing, and remember that spins are random, so a close line does not make the next spin more likely to complete it.
