Time for a Deal on NTC33: Game-Show Multipliers and Roger's Free Spins
Neon studio lights, a cheesy host and reels full of multipliers. Here is how the jackpot and Roger's free spins wheel work.

Time for a Deal is styled on a classic TV quiz show. Think bright neon colours, a very confident host and plenty of studio noise. Visually it recalls the Buzz quiz games on PlayStation more than a traditional slot.
Five reels of multipliers
The main idea is simple. The five reels carry multipliers, and your goal is to line up as many of them as you can. The more multipliers you combine, the bigger the cash reward.
This is different from a normal paytable slot, where fixed symbols pay fixed amounts. Here the value of a spin depends on how the multipliers stack together, so wins can vary a lot from one spin to the next.


The gold coin jackpot
During a special bonus period, the game watches for gold coins. Land three gold coins in that period and you win the jackpot. Check the help screen for how the bonus period starts.

Roger the Presenter free spins
The host, Roger the Presenter, is the scatter. Land three Roger scatters on reels 2, 4 and 5 and you activate a free spins wheel. Spin it to find out how many free spins you get, up to 25.
Note the reel requirement: Roger has to appear on those three specific reels, not just anywhere on screen. A wheel award also means your number of spins varies each time, and most results will be below the maximum.

Playing it on NTC33
Multiplier-driven games can be streaky, so choose a stake that lets you ride out quiet spells, and set an RM limit first. When you are ready, play Time for a Deal on NTC33, or see more NTC33 reviews for similar titles.
Common questions
How do you trigger free spins in Time for a Deal?
Land three Roger the Presenter scatters on reels 2, 4 and 5 to start a free spins wheel that can award up to 25 spins.
How is the Time for a Deal jackpot won?
Landing three gold coins during the special bonus period wins the jackpot.