Trigger Happy

Trigger Happy: Two Wilds Each Owning Half the Board

This Old West slot divides its wild coverage territorially. A Redhead Cowgirl Wild covers reels one and two while a Blonde Cowgirl Wild covers reels four and five, each substituting for regular symbols across their half of the board.

That split leaves reel three uncovered by either, which is a deliberate gap in the middle of a thirty payline board. Combinations spanning the full width need reel three to cooperate on its own, since neither wild reaches it.

The division also sets up the bonus choice. Three or more scattered Sheriff Badges, which pay in any position, trigger the Trigger Happy Feature, seven free games where players choose to side with either cowgirl.

The two sides offer different kinds of upgrade rather than different sizes of the same one. Backing the Redhead can add extra scatter symbols or see her take over the first reel entirely. The Blonde can dominate reel five alone or, with good fortune, both reels four and five together.

Reading those carefully: the Redhead's alternative outcome adds scatters, which is an extension benefit rather than a board improvement, while the Blonde's better outcome covers two reels rather than one. So the Redhead offers a chance at more spins and the Blonde a chance at wider coverage, which is a genuine strategic distinction rather than a coin flip.

Both sides offer two possible outcomes, so the choice is between two pairs rather than two fixed results.

A separate Lucky Feature can fire randomly at the end of any regular spin, awarding five to ten free games or triggering the main bonus outright. That second possibility means the random feature can deliver the choice-driven round rather than only a lesser substitute.

Medium volatility balances things fairly evenly, and two progressive jackpots, a Major from $1,000 and a Minor from $250, add another draw.

The listed top award is 1,000 times your bet per line, which is contained and worth weighing against the feature count.

Trigger Happy suits players who will read the two sides as offering different benefits rather than different amounts, and who understand that neither wild reaches the centre reel. Anyone picking by preference for a character rather than by what each side actually awards is leaving the decision to chance.