Would you like to try win some cash?

Deal or No Deal Pure Gold fruit machine is a pretty good conversion to £100, after spending an initial few months on the £70 jackpot. Not as good as its twin, DoND Golden Game, Pure Gold still has a fun, and potentially profitable playing style.

Pure Gold’s biggest let down comes from the multiple win lines that auto-collect the cash wins, ruining feature entry chances and constantly setting back any decent feature game. It is for this reason you should really play on 50p or less to avoid the fourth reel opening up and giving even more reel based wins. It may sound counter-productive, but a constant stream of £1 and £2 wins is neither enjoyable nor beneficial to game play.

Deal or No Deal Pure Gold has a feature board reminiscent of many older Deal or No Deal fruit machines, with multi-level feature boards, plus three levels of feature shots on the upper board. The real action comes into play with the DoND super game, which is accessed via lighting up three or more phones or by gaining feature entry on £1 play.

The Deal or No Deal feature game is in two parts, giving the appearance of relative ease in achieving either the £100 jackpot, mega streak or progressive cashpot.

The first part offers the standard DoND game, with 16 values, each randomly eliminated. The first part of the game has the highest value at jackpot, there is no cashpot nor mega streak. To be in with a chance of winning either of those, the first part of the game needs to ends with a golden phone next to the value. The golden phones can be collected as you progress around the lower game board, and each is placed randomly, covering two values each.

The second part of the DoND bonus game is accessed by having your final value finishing on a golden phone, you will then be offered the choice to collect the value or gamble in the Pure Gold game. The Pure Gold part of the game offers a 4/1 chance of winning either the mega streak or the cashpot, which makes for some fairly good odds. At the opposite end of the scale, you may end up with £1 or £2, but it is a true odds random risk.

It’s best to play on 50p or 25p per spin (or both). Try to light up four or five golden phones before taking the DoND feature for a better chance of upgrading to the Pure Gold feature. The mega streak is often very generous, paying either £100 or £200.