Two complete Princess stacks trigger respins
The documented respin entry requires two full Princess Wild stacks. The client help describes an initial two respins for that condition and additional respins when more Wilds appear. It also states that the feature ends when no new Wilds land.
Read the active counter and the supplied detailed rule together rather than assuming an unlimited continuation. The public descriptions do not provide a complete event-by-event counter example, so this review does not invent one. Free Spins can still be triggered during this feature when their separate condition is met.
Partial Princesses can receive a Mystery Nudge
When at least two Princess Wild symbols land, Mystery Nudge has a chance to move them into full stacks. The provider describes a chance, not a guaranteed nudge every time two Princess symbols are visible.
A partial stack should therefore not be treated as already complete when checking respin entry. First establish whether the nudge happened and what the settled field contains. The animation’s potential and the final qualifying state are different pieces of evidence.
Bonus Scatters must begin on the left
Three or more Bonus Scatters must occur on consecutive reels beginning at the leftmost reel in the same spin. They need not follow one payline. Scatters on reels one, two and three meet the positional pattern; Scatters on reels one, three and five do not.
This is a useful example of why a symbol’s name is not a complete rule. “Not bound to paylines” does not mean “without any reel condition.” The Free Spins category compares trigger structures without assuming every three-Scatter game behaves identically.
The opening spin allowance should be read from the award
The verified public help states the qualifying Scatter condition but does not supply a complete numerical table of initial spin awards for each trigger count. This review therefore does not insert a familiar ten-spin allowance from another title.
Read the actual award shown by the supplied game before calculating the later extensions. That gives the correct starting point for a recording or session note. A precise trigger rule and an unresolved initial-count table should remain separate rather than filling the gap with a guess.
New Princess Wilds expand and stay during Free Spins
In Free Spins, a Princess Wild expands to cover its reel, awards an additional spin and remains for the duration of the feature. The title-specific client help confirms that persistence across the Free Spins feature, resolving the less clear singular wording on the short product page.
The held reel changes later combinations, but it does not guarantee that the other reels supply the required symbols. With Wilds restricted to the middle three reels, the outer positions still matter to the result. More occupied middle reels are a state change, not a promise that every remaining spin pays.
Added spins are different from a Scatter retrigger
The detailed rules place Bonus Scatters in the base game and say the Free Spins feature cannot retrigger through them. New Princess Wilds can nevertheless extend the feature by awarding additional spins.
There is no contradiction: an extension and a full Scatter retrigger are different mechanisms. If the remaining-spin display increases after a Princess arrives, do not automatically record another complete bonus entry. Track the one-spin addition under its own condition.
A persistent reel is not a multiplier by itself
The Wild reel substitutes in eligible line combinations. It does not automatically multiply every award by the four positions it covers. Four Wild positions can support different line routes, but each actual award still follows the line paytable.
For an illustrative eligible line award of €2, a substituting Wild does not turn it into €8 merely because the Princess fills four rows. A separate explicitly stated multiplier would be needed for that operation. Count actual paid lines and their values instead of multiplying by the size of the artwork.