Barcrest's Thai escape where three stacked symbols fill the reels
The Lotus Flower is the game's only wild and substitutes for every standard symbol to complete winning combinations. It doesn't carry any extra multiplier or special animation of its own, which keeps things simple.
Landing 3 Lotus Flower wilds on reels one, three, and five triggers the Thai Flower free spins bonus game.
Before the free spins begin, a preview screen with three flower buttons randomly selects which of three symbols (Thai Lady, Elephant, Mansion) will appear stacked during the round, giving big potential for 4- and 5-of-a-kind hits.
During the free spins round, the reels are covered by only three character symbols, dramatically increasing the odds of landing multiple winning combinations on a single spin.
Stakes run from as little as 10c up to $50 per line across 10 fixed pay lines, making Thai Flower workable for both cautious and high-budget spinners.
Click the directional arrow on the left side of the Thai Flower playing screen to open the betting menu, which shows the Stake/Line option alongside plus and minus buttons.
Use the +/- controls to adjust your total bet across the 10 fixed pay lines, from 10c up to $50 per line, subject to the game's minimum and maximum stakes.
Place your bet and spin, or turn on Auto-Play to run up to 50 spins automatically while you sit back and relax.
Watch for 3 Lotus Flower wilds to land on reels one, three, and five to trigger the Thai Flower free spins bonus game.
Landing 3 Lotus Flower wild symbols on reels one, three, and five triggers the Thai Flower free spins bonus, opening a preview screen with three flower buttons; pressing start randomly determines which three character symbols (Thai Lady, Elephant, Mansion) will appear stacked on the reels during the round, giving strong potential for 4- and 5-symbol combinations even though the free spins themselves don't come around very often.
Barcrest’s Thai Flower doesn’t try to dazzle with elaborate visuals — instead it leans on a clean, easy operation and a free spins round that can pay out generously when it lands. The traditional Thai imagery, including a golden incense vase, an elephant, a longboat, and a traditional mansion, is pleasant but doesn’t push any real innovation into the genre.
Visually, the game is fairly restrained: no single symbol or element is given much more visual weight than another, and the artwork doesn’t quite capture the scenery of Thailand the way you might hope. The longboat comes closest to evoking the country, but overall the graphics stay traditional rather than detailed. The soundtrack fares better, pairing soft reel-spin melodies with livelier win tunes, a drum flourish when the Lotus Flower lands, a satisfying cash-register chime on payouts, and a more traditional Asian theme during the bonus round.
Where Thai Flower earns its keep is in the free spins feature. With the bonus reels stripped down to just three symbol types, the odds of stacking multiple wins on a single spin are unusually good, and the random stacked-symbol selection keeps every bonus trigger a little different. The free spins round isn’t triggered especially often, but the profit potential when it does land helps balance that out. It plays well on autoplay for players who want to sit back and let the reels do the work.
Thai Flower has a return to player of 95%, which the review considers impressive and places the game in the low-to-medium volatility category.
Thai Flower runs on 10 fixed pay lines, with stakes ranging from 10c (1c per line) up to $50 per line.
Landing 3 Lotus Flower wild symbols on reels one, three, and five triggers the Thai Flower free spins bonus game.
Yes, the Lotus Flower is the game’s only wild symbol. It substitutes for standard symbols but doesn’t add any extra features beyond triggering free spins.
Three flower buttons appear on a preview screen, and pressing start randomly selects which three symbols (Thai Lady, Elephant, and Mansion) will appear stacked on the reels during the bonus, boosting the chances of big 4- and 5-symbol wins.
Yes, the Auto-Play feature lets you queue up to 50 spins at a time so you can sit back while the reels spin automatically.
Thai Flower free play is for entertainment only. If gambling is a problem, call the National Problem Gambling Helpline at 1-800-GAMBLER. Must be 18+ to play.