1From a movement to a record
Press one reel arrow, choose a pattern and inspect the award. You can preview Strike if it improves the selected combination. Collect commits the choice and adds the point discs and any emblem to the history beside the board.
After collecting, choose Next turn to work from the real reel positions left behind. A Strike substitution affects only the recorded award; it never changes the physical starting position of the following turn. The sixth collection finishes the practice run.
2Read the growing tray
The history shows which pattern you collected, the coins earned and the emblem type, if there was a match. It also marks the turn on which Strike was spent. The live total combines accumulated coins, two points per distinct type and the current unused-card point.
Before the sixth result, that total is provisional: spending Strike later removes its unused-card point while adding the improved turn award. A fresh run restores the opening arrangement, an empty collection and the available card.
3Keep the practice in perspective
The controls use deliberate movement, visible symbols and deterministic rules. They do not take payments, create a player account or generate a hidden spin. There is no online opponent and the single-player exercise does not simulate the choices of other seats.
Practice information exists only in this open page. Reloading or starting a fresh run clears it. For a shared tabletop session, use the written round structure and track each person's physical collection separately.