Wheel of Fortune on tour Slot Review

Wheel of Fortune on Tour Game Features

When I fire up Wheel of Fortune on Tour I feel like I am climbing aboard a neon-soaked American road trip. The reels sit on a 5x3 grid against a bus windscreen, with city lights, palm trees and that Vegas-style glow in the background. You get 30 fixed paylines tied to 50 coins per spin, so I only tweak the coin value between 1 and 500 credits to set a total stake from 50 to 25,000 credits.

The slot runs on a medium volatility model, and the stated Return to Player tops out at 96.6%, which is strong for an IGT title. There is no turbo, but standard auto-spin handles 10 to 50 spins. What really stands out for me is how heavily the game leans on progression. The fuel gauge, map, tiers and On Tour Bonus turn a simple TV show tie-in into a proper journey with layered features.

Symbols and Payouts in Wheel of Fortune on Tour

The paytable in Wheel of Fortune on Tour fits the bus tour theme nicely. Low-value icons are the car keys, the road map and the Route 66 sign, each paying up to 150 credits for five of a kind on a line. Mid-value symbols are landmark based: Liberty Bell, the White House and Mount Rushmore, all worth up to 250 credits when you land five matching symbols from left to right.

The Hollywood Star sits at the top of the regular set, paying 1,250 credits for five, while the Wheel of Fortune logo symbol doubles as the wild and the most rewarding icon in the game at 2,500 credits for a full line. The yellow bus scatter does not pay directly but fuels the progression, appearing on reels one, three and five. All listed wins are multiplied by your chosen coin value, so stakes matter a lot here.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x50
	4	x10
	3	x3
	5	x25
	4	x6
	3	x2
	5	x10
	4	x2
	3	x1
	5	x5
	4	x1
	3	x0.4
	5	x5
	4	x1
	3	x0.4
	5	x5
	4	x1
	3	x0.4
	5	x3
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.3
	5	x3
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.3
	5	x3
	4	x0.5
	3	x0.3
	Scatter

How to Play Wheel of Fortune on Tour Slot Machine

I usually start Wheel of Fortune on Tour by picking a sensible budget and setting the coin value to fit it, bearing in mind that 50 coins are locked in every spin. With the bet fixed, I use the main spin button or flick on auto-spin for up to 50 rounds. Wins land when at least three matching symbols hit on any of the thirty paylines starting from the leftmost reel. From there it is mainly about chasing scatters and managing the long-term fuel progression.

Bonus Wheel Features in Wheel of Fortune on Tour

Bonuses in Wheel of Fortune on Tour look overwhelming at first glance, but once I played a few sessions the structure began to make sense. Every yellow bus scatter that does not already trigger the main bonus adds one unit of fuel. Ten fuel units fill a jerrycan, and each full jerrycan moves the Wheelmobile along the map in the Level Up Plus feature. The route is split into seven tiers, gradually adding perks like payback boosts, free spins, Letter Board Picker, Multiplier Wedge, Spin to Win and finally Bonus Trigger Boost.

The On Tour Bonus ties directly into that map. Landing three yellow buses at once on reels one, three and five launches the On Tour Bonus, cashes in the jerrycan you have just earned, and sends the bus along the road for each jerrycan collected so far. After the bus stops, the Bonus Wheel appears with a mix of coin prizes and any features you have already opened on the map. Credit wedges start around 300 and can go up to 10,000, again scaled by your coin value.

Away from the map, I get most of my surprise hits from the Wheelmobile Wilds feature. After any spin with no scatter on reel one, the yellow bus can randomly drive across the reels and turn one to four positions wild. Since the Wheel of Fortune wild is the top paying symbol, that little drive-by can swing an average spin into a serious win, even before you touch the Bonus Wheel or reach the higher tiers.

RTP and Big Win in Wheel of Fortune on Tour

On the numbers side, Wheel of Fortune on Tour offers an RTP range that goes as high as 96.6%, with some versions dropping lower, so I always check the info panel first. Volatility is rated as medium, which matches my experience: plenty of smaller line hits padded by occasional bigger bursts from features. The theoretical maximum win is quoted at up to 25,000 times the coin value, with the upper end realistically coming from the richer tiers and Spin to Win rather than base game lines alone.

Theme, Graphics and Sound in Wheel of Fortune on Tour

Visually, Wheel of Fortune on Tour is not the flashiest slot in my rotation, but it has a charm that fits the theme. The reels framed as a bus windscreen, the night-time cityscape and the landmark symbols all come together to sell the cross-country tour concept. I like that every symbol ties back to the journey idea, whether it is a simple map or a big-ticket stop like Hollywood or Mount Rushmore, rather than generic card ranks.

The sound design leans heavily on the game show roots, with energetic jingles and bold win flourishes. For me, the mix keeps the action lively, though longer sessions can feel noisy, especially once fuel cans and features start flying in quick succession. If you enjoy that high-energy TV show feel, it works well; if you prefer slower, more chilled sessions, the constant buzz from the bus and wheel animations might be a bit much.

Wheel of Fortune on Tour Review Summary

After plenty of spins, I see Wheel of Fortune on Tour as one of IGT’s more ambitious TV tie-ins. The map, jerrycans and seven-tier Level Up Plus system give the slot a long-term sense of progress that I do not often find elsewhere, while the Wheelmobile Wilds and Bonus Wheel keep short sessions interesting. The trade-off is complexity: if you like simple three-reelers this will feel busy, but if you enjoy layered bonuses and a proper sense of touring the States, it is a very satisfying ride.

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