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About Melon Rush
Melon Rush is the juiciest file in the Reels department. A watermelon splits open against hot pink and lime, and the juice hangs in the air as if someone pressed pause. The top of the paytable belongs to a seeded red slice, a whole striped melon and a halved cantaloupe; kiwi, lime, cherries and a ripe banana cover the smaller pays across 20 lines.
Keep an eye on the golden watermelon badge. It is the wild, and when it lands it grows to fill its whole reel, which can link several lines in one go. The sparkling pink gem melon is the scatter. Enough of them anywhere on the board opens a set of bonus spins, and each of those waits for you to press before it turns.
Temperament: steady. Returns arrive at a middling pace, so you will rarely sit through long silences, and you will rarely see a flood either. It is a sensible first stop if you want a feel for how the Bureau's reels behave.
Like every game at the Bureau, Melon Rush is free to play and runs entirely in your browser. Results come from your browser's cryptographic random number generator, the paytable is published in the dossier, and a return below your stake is shown as what it is: part of the stake back, not a win. How games work.
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