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About Samurai Bloom
Mist drifts around a mountain temple and cherry blossom falls past a gleaming katana and an ornate red helmet. The colours are crimson and gold, the mood is quiet. That empty helmet, the gold-hilted katana and a blossom branch are the premium symbols, while red fans, a gold koi, a small bonsai and a jade teacup make up the lower pays.
Golden blossom crests are the wilds. A red torii gate is the scatter, and enough gates opens a run of bonus spins with a multiplier that climbs as you go. A combination near the end of the round is worth more than the same one at the beginning. Each bonus spin is started by you, never by a timer.
Samurai Bloom is calm: small returns turn up often and the balance drifts rather than lurches. If the wild games feel like a storm, this is the garden next door.
Like every game at the Bureau, Samurai Bloom 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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