Play Foxpot Slot Game

Foxpot by Microgaming may look like an ordinary fruit machine, but it’s packing some major features that pay out big rewards just below the surface.

The game takes place in a TV-show setting, with a single row on the screen. There are 3 main reels and a bonus 4^th reel with 2x or 3x multipliers to boost your winnings. And just behind it, you can see the thrilling Fox Wheel bonus where you can win prizes up to 10,000x your stake!

Learn all there is to know about Foxpot by reading our quick-start guide.

Main Features

Play for Real Money

You can play Foxpot for real money at Casino.com New Zealand right now! To get started, click the “Join” button to create your free account. Then log in, fund your account with any of our user-friendly payment methods and start spinning the reels!

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Jackpot

The biggest jackpot up for grabs is the Foxpot jackpot worth 1,000x your stake. You need to activate the Fox Wheel by landing at least two bonus symbols, giving you a chance also to spin the multiplier wheel, where you can boost your winnings by up to 10x. When playing with the $25 max bet, that’s a $250,000 jackpot!

Rules

Foxpot is a 3 reel, single row slot game with an extra 4^th reel that can grant a 2x-3x multiplier and can pay out as much as 10,000x your stake. To start playing, choose your bet size and then tap the spin button. When the reels stop spinning, the game automatically highlights any winning combinations and transfers the reward to your casino balance.

• Coin sizes / how the betting system works: The minimum bet you can make is $0.20, while the maximum bet size is $25.
• Symbols: All the game’s symbols are classic slot machine symbols like fruits and 7s. With just a single payline, you will need to match three symbols in a row to trigger a payout.
  • Standard: The 777 is the highest-paying regular symbol and pays 25x your bet when three appear on the reels. The 77 symbol is worth 15x, and the 7 is worth 10x. The Watermelon is worth 4x, while any combination of 777, 77, or 7 is worth 3x. The Lemon is worth 2.50x, the Plum is worth 1.5x, and the Cherries are worth 1x.
  • Wild: The wild fox symbol shows up on all of the reels and helps make winning combinations by substituting for regular symbols. It can also payout up to 40x your stake when three wild symbols land on the reels.
  • Scatter: The Fox Wheel scatter symbols will trigger the bonus feature when they land on the reels, and it has three segments. The Money Award Wheel has prizes ranging up to 1,000x your stake, while the Multiplier Wheel has multipliers up to 10x. The Respin wheel can reward another respin after the first two wheels finish spinning.
    • 1 scatter symbol activates the Money Award Wheel
    • 2 scatter symbols activate the Money Award Wheel and Multiplier Wheel
    • 3 scatter symbols activate the Money Award Wheel, the Multiplier Wheel, and the Respin wheel

• Nudge Feature: The Nudge feature can randomly activate during the base game to help trigger the Fox Wheel bonus feature and during the bonus to help increase your win.

Software and Mobile Experience

Foxpot is fully supported on mobile devices, letting you enjoy the same gaming experience you would on a desktop computer. The retro-style graphics, smooth animations, and funky sound effects help bring Foxpot to life and look great on all devices. When playing on mobile, you’ll notice all the buttons are touch-friendly, and you can hold your phone in any orientation.

Conclusion

Foxpot is a retro-looking slot machine, but don’t let that fool you. Landing one or more scatter symbols triggers the Fox Wheel feature where you can win up to 10,000x your stake. In the base game, wild symbols help create winning combos, and the 4th reel multipliers can boost your winnings even more.

If you enjoy old-school fruit machines, but with a twist, then you’ll enjoy Foxpot. Why not play it today at Casino.com New Zealand?