Super Flip

Super Flip is a 5-reel, 20-payline slot from Play'n GO, released in 2015. It runs on a retro fruit machine theme dressed in neon purples and glowing bokeh lights, swapping the traditional pub cabinet aesthetic for something that feels more like a late-night arcade. The reels carry classic symbols including strawberries, horseshoes, four-leaf clovers, golden stars, and white diamonds alongside standard card suit icons. With an RTP of 96.53%, medium volatility, and a maximum win of 10,000x your stake, Super Flip delivers a straightforward game with enough mechanical depth to keep sessions interesting through its Second Chance Respin and reel-flipping Free Spins round.

Reel Layout and Symbol Values

The 5x3 grid uses 20 fixed paylines that pay left to right, requiring at least three matching symbols on consecutive reels starting from the leftmost position. The payline count is generous for a game of this era and allows multiple wins per spin when stacked symbols align across adjacent lines.

Low-value symbols are the four card suits: diamonds, clubs, hearts, and spades. These appear frequently and pay modest returns for three, four, or five-of-a-kind combinations. The high-value symbols are where the game's fruit machine roots show through. Strawberries, four-leaf clovers, horseshoes, golden stars, and white diamonds each pay progressively more, with the diamond sitting at the top of the regular paytable at 12.5x your total bet for five across a payline.

The wild symbol is a golden coin that substitutes for all regular symbols. It does not replace the scatter. Five wilds on a payline pay 12.5x, matching the diamond, but the wild's real value is in completing partial combinations that would otherwise miss. Wilds appear across all five reels, which means they can fill gaps at any position in a payline sequence.

Second Chance Respin

The Second Chance Respin activates when the first two reels land matching symbols but the third reel fails to continue the sequence. When this happens, reels 1, 2, 4, and 5 lock in place while reel 3 respins on its own. The respin gives you a second attempt to complete a win that was one position away from connecting.

This mechanic does not cost anything extra. The respin fires automatically as part of the original spin, and any win that results pays at the standard rate. Because only one reel is respinning, the odds of converting are reasonable. You are not waiting for a complex multi-reel alignment; you just need one of 20 paylines to connect through the third reel. Over the course of a session, the Second Chance Respin converts enough near-misses into actual wins to noticeably reduce the gap between losing streaks. It is a significant contributor to the game's medium volatility profile, smoothing out the base game experience compared to slots that let near-misses pass without intervention.

Free Spins and the Reel Flip

Three or more scatter symbols (the Super Flip logo) anywhere on the reels trigger the Free Spins round. Three scatters award 15 free spins, with four and five scatters adding a fixed payout of 2x and 12.5x your bet respectively on top of the free spins. The round can retrigger during play, with the game allowing up to 90 total free spins from a single triggering event.

The defining feature of the bonus round is the reel flip. When Free Spins begin, reels 1 and 5 swap positions. This is not cosmetic. The reel strips on the outer reels are weighted differently: reel 1 normally carries more low-value symbols while reel 5 has a higher concentration of premium icons. Flipping them means the first reel you evaluate for left-to-right wins now has a richer selection of high-paying symbols. Combinations that start with diamonds, stars, and wilds become significantly more likely during Free Spins than in the base game.

The Second Chance Respin remains active during Free Spins, which creates compounding value. You get improved starting symbols on the flipped first reel plus the safety net of a third-reel respin when wins almost connect. Together, these two mechanics make the bonus round feel substantially different from the base game rather than just a collection of free bets.

Gamble Feature

After any base game win, Super Flip offers a gamble option. You can risk your winnings on a card colour prediction (red or black) for a 2:1 payout, or guess the exact suit for a 4:1 return. The gamble allows up to five consecutive attempts, so a small win can theoretically be multiplied 32 times through successive correct colour picks. Most players will use it selectively on smaller wins rather than risking larger payouts, but the option adds a layer of player agency that the base game's automated mechanics do not provide.

Volatility and Session Character

Medium volatility with a 96.53% RTP means Super Flip returns more frequently than high-variance slots but still delivers concentrated payouts through the Free Spins round. The base game produces steady returns through regular three and four-of-a-kind wins, supplemented by the Second Chance Respin recovering near-misses. The 10,000x maximum win is high for a medium volatility game, particularly one from 2015, and it sits at the top end of what the Free Spins round can deliver when the flipped reels consistently produce premium symbols across extended retrigger chains.

The bet range of 0.01 to 100 per spin accommodates both cautious and aggressive staking approaches. Sessions tend to sustain themselves at a steady pace. You will not experience the dramatic bankroll swings of a high-volatility slot, but the Free Spins round with its flipped reels creates genuine spikes that break up the base game rhythm. The game does not demand a large bankroll to withstand dry stretches, making it accessible for longer sessions.

Where Super Flip Sits in Play'n GO's Catalogue

Super Flip belongs to Play'n GO's retro-themed lineup alongside games like Fire Joker and Mystery Joker, which both draw on classic fruit machine and joker imagery. Where Fire Joker uses a simpler 3-reel format and Mystery Joker adds a wheel bonus, Super Flip takes the neon nostalgia in a different direction with its reel-flipping bonus mechanic and stacked symbol base game.

Within the wider Play'n GO library, the game sits in a different space to the studio's more feature-heavy releases like Reactoonz or Legacy of Egypt. Those games layer multiple bonus systems and complex feature chains. Super Flip takes a more restrained approach: two core mechanics (the respin and the reel flip) built on top of a traditional payline structure. The result is a game that is immediately understandable without a tutorial spin but still offers enough strategic nuance through the gamble feature and the mechanical interaction between the respin and the flipped bonus reels to hold attention across longer sessions.