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About All Aboard

All Aboard is a high volatility pokie from Konami with a 5x3 grid and an RTP of 94.01%. The All Aboard slot pays on adjacent reels from the leftmost reel. Only the highest combination on each line is paid, and all wins are added together.

Stakes start at 50 credits, the A$0.50 floor in Australian lobbies, and run up to A$25. That number does double duty. Mega, Maxi, Major and Mini Bonus values scale with the denomination and the credits bet. The chance of the Grand Jackpot shifts with the credits bet per line. Your stake changes both what a prize is worth and how often the top prize is reachable.

Pokie Theme & Visuals

The theme is a nineteenth-century gold claim with a mine railway. The premium group is all working kit: Mine, Gold Cart, Gem Bag, Pickaxe & Shovel and Miner's Helmet. Card ranks A, K, Q and J fill the lower end. Dynamite acts as the Scatter, and the Prospector with Lantern is the Substitute.

Train is handled differently from everything else on screen. It takes no part in ordinary line pays. Its only jobs are triggering the All Aboard Feature and carrying the Coin prizes inside it.

All Aboard Feature

Any 6 or more Train symbols anywhere on the screen start it, and the rules from that point are fixed:

1. Every remaining position turns into an individual spinning reel, and 3 bonus games are awarded.
2. Only Train and Coin symbols appear inside the feature. Regular pay symbols, the Scatter and the Substitute drop out entirely.
3. At the start, all Train symbols change into Coins. Each one reveals a value from five: Mega Bonus, Maxi Bonus, Major Bonus, Mini Bonus or a Credit Prize.
4. Revealed Coins are held on their positions for the rest of the feature.
5. At the end of each bonus game, every new Train changes into a Coin and reveals its own value.
6. If at least 1 Train appears during a bonus game, the total of the prizes on all Coin symbols is paid. The bonus games remaining go back to 3. This is the rule that defines the round. Every Train that lands resets the counter to 3 and pays the whole grid. The feature keeps running for as long as Trains keep arriving.
7. If no Train appears at all during the feature, the initial prizes revealed on the Coins are paid.
8. The feature ends when bonus games remaining hit 0, or when all 15 positions hold a Coin or a Train.

Free Game Feature

Any 3 Dynamite Scatters award 9 free games. The Scatter appears on reels 2, 3 and 4 only, pays in any position, and any 3 of them pay 2 on their own. That Scatter win is multiplied by the total credits bet, so it scales with your full stake.

Inside the mode the reels carry more Prospector Substitutes, so line combinations complete more often than in the base game. Different reel strips run here too, and additional free games can be won without leaving the mode. The credits bet and the lines played carry over from the spin that triggered it.

Jackpot Tiers

All prizes inside the All Aboard Feature are revealed on Coin symbols. Four named tiers sit alongside the Credit Prize, with the Grand Jackpot above all of them. Mega, Maxi, Major and Mini values scale with the denomination and the number of credits bet. The chance of revealing any given tier, Credit Prize included, moves with the credits bet per line.

Mega Bonus and Maxi Bonus

The two senior tiers work on a different basis from a Credit Prize. They are not a multiplier of your bet per line. They are separate prize values tied to the denomination and the count of credits in your stake. The same Mega Bonus reveal is therefore worth wildly different amounts at different stakes.

The practical read is simple. At the 50 credit minimum, a Mega or Maxi reveal pays at its smallest size. Near A$25 the same reveal pays at its largest. Choosing the stake is choosing the ceiling on these two tiers before you spin.

Major Bonus and Mini Bonus

Major and Mini turn up far more often than the senior pair. In a long round, most of the Coins locked on screen are one of these two.

A single Mini reveal is a small number. Every held Coin joins the running total that the grid pays out. Twelve modest Coins on screen can outweigh one senior tier sitting on its own. Judge these tiers by how much of the grid they occupy.

Credit Prize

Credit Prize is the only tier with published numbers. The values are 900, 450, 250, 150, 120, 100, 70 and 50, each multiplied by the bet per line. That base matters: a Credit Prize is calculated from the line stake, while a Scatter win is calculated from the total credits bet.

Grand Jackpot

The Grand Jackpot is the top prize in the game and has two routes. The main one is the grid condition: fifteen positions, all Coins. It is checked at the end of a bonus game inside the All Aboard Feature, and Trains still on screen count towards it. The second route is random, since the Grand Jackpot may be awarded at the end of any bonus game.

Odds on it are not fixed either, because the chance of winning the Grand Jackpot changes with the credits bet per line.

Payout Table

All values are given in credits at a 1 credit bet, and line wins are counted on adjacent reels from the leftmost reel. Only the highest combination on each line is paid, and every win is added to the total. Mine is the one symbol that pays for just 2 matches.

RTP & Volatility

The All Aboard pokie returns 94.01% over the long run, and volatility is high. Base game line pays alone do not cover the stake across a session. Most of the return is concentrated in the All Aboard Feature and the Free Game Feature. Feature prizes are counted from the bet per line.

Budget by spin count instead of by single visit. 200 spins at A$0.50 costs A$100, and the same 200 spins at A$25 costs A$5,000.

How to Play All Aboard

Deposit Methods for Australian Players

Stake size drives the prize tiers and the Grand Jackpot odds in this game. How much you can deposit therefore sets which prize sizes are in reach at all. Funding in AUD removes conversion fees on both directions of the transfer.

Minimum deposits at most Australian-facing sites sit around A$10 to A$20, which covers several hundred spins at the A$0.50 floor. Withdrawals normally require completed verification.

POLi and Neosurf move money one way only, so pair either with a second method for payouts. Online casinos sit outside the ACMA framework that governs land-based venues in Australia, which puts the licence check on you. Confirm the operating licence of an All Aboard casino before you fund the account, not after. Support is available through Gambling Help Online on 1800 858 858, free and around the clock.

Playing All Aboard on Your Phone

The All Aboard Feature turns every position into its own reel and can hold up to 15 Coins on screen at once. That is the heaviest screen in the All Aboard game, and it is where phone performance actually shows.

Three issues come up often. Autoplay in Safari on iOS can break when the screen locks, so keep the display awake through a long run of bonus games. Rotating the handset rebuilds the grid, and landscape is the easier orientation for reading 15 held Coins. On a patchy Telstra, Optus or Vodafone connection, an interrupted bonus game restores when you log back in. The result is already recorded server side.

About Konami

Konami Gaming is the gambling arm of the Japanese Konami group, and its reputation was built on land-based cabinets before those titles moved online. Hold-and-respin mechanics and multi-level bonus ladders are house signatures, and All Aboard uses both. Games reach players through licensed operators only.

The studio supplies the software and does not pay players directly. Balances, deposits and withdrawals are handled entirely by the casino holding your account.

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