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An incredibly basic and easy to play game, the Lucky 8 Line slot machine uses nine reels on three rows to recreate a classic looking slot machine from the days before video slots took centre stage.

There are no game features, just a standard press start (or auto-start) and wait for the wins to drop in type game. People familiar with Bar-X will understand and possibly like the basic concept, but I don’t think Lucky 8 Line will appeal to many slot machine players.

Stakes available range from 10p up to £12.80 per spin, with each spin using up all eight winlines. The winlines are obvious, with any three horizontal, diagonal and vertical matching symbols creating the win.

The images have been drawn to keep up the classic theme, and uses reel symbols mostly associated with classic British fruit machines, with oranges, plums, bells and melons all present. Three sevens make the jackpot, with one and two cherries paying out low wins. All other symbols need three of a kind.

For the amount of effort that usually goes into a Net Ent slot machine, Lucky 8 Line must have been a breeze because this is as basic as they come.