Go For Gold

Released in time for the Beijing Olympics, Go For Gold is a three reel, single line slot machine from Vegas Technology. It has an Olympic theme that includes a gold medal pick a box bonus game. It also has a wild multiplier bonus that can really boost your wins.

The Athlete symbols is wild and makes up the highest winning combination and the bonus multipliers. Line up three athletes with max bet and you win 2,400 coins. Get one or two athlete symbols as part of a winning combination and you win is doubled or quadrupled.

Go For Gold has a three coin maximum bet and coin sizes ranging from 10c to $25. It has an interesting pay table due to the fact that the only advantage you get by playing maximum bet is the higher top jackpot of 2,400 coins compared to 1,600 coins and the chance to activate the bonus. All other pays are the same for two or three coin play.

Get the bonus flame symbol on the pay line on the third reel and you activate the bonus game. The top pay table area transforms to the bonus screen. You are presented with nine gold medals. Pick one to reveal your bonus win. If you don't like the win you can trade for another chance. (View Screenshot)

If you do select to trade you lose the current win and get another pick. You can do this twice for a total of three picks. There is of course the chance that your second or third pick will be less than the first so if you get a good win it is probably a good idea to take the money rather than press on.

After the top jackpot the second highest win is 160 coins for three gold medals. Hit this win with one wild and you win 320 coins and hit it with two wilds and you win a nice 640 coins. The wilds definitely come in handy when it comes to making even the smaller wins a nice pay day.

In the end, Go For Gold is a good quality classic slot from Vegas Technology. With a good range of coin sizes it is a game for everyone and the bonus feature adds another way to win which is always a good thing.

Please Note : This game is no longer available as of May, 2011 as all Vegas Technology casinos have closed. Find other online slots in our Slots Directory.