There’s a real old school flavour to Lucky Lady. The action takes place on a cabinet-style machine that’s based on an old one-armed bandit. There are 6 standard symbols in play. Land 3 that match on the same payline and you’ll win the following coin prizes:

• 3 x mixed bars = 0.6 times your stake
• 3 x single bar = 1 times your stake
• 3 x double bar = 2 times your stake
• 3 x treble bar = 4 times your stake
• 3 x cherries = 8 times your stake
• 3 x bells = 12 times your stake
• 3 x lucky 7 = 16 times your stake

They’re joined by the Lucky Lady of the title. Land 3 of these on 1 of the game’s 5 paylines and you’ll receive a 40 times stake reward.

If the Lucky Lady appears full stacked and fills the whole of a reel, then it turns into a wild. If you manage to see 1 or 2 full stacks they also deliver a 2x multiplier boost to any payout made up of the standard symbols above.

The other symbol you’ll see is the shiny diamond. Land 3 of these in combination and you’ll scoop the progressive jackpot prize. The amount that can be won is displayed in the meter in the top right-hand corner of the reels.

This is one of iSoftBet’s simplest games. The only action comes in the base game. The expanding wilds can deliver some pretty good action though, especially when combined with the 2x multiplier. There’s a retro feel to the design here. The classic fruity imagery has a cartoon feel but is nicely don’t.

As long as you’re not expecting anything more than an old school fruity, you should be satisfied with what’s on offer here. If you prefer bonus features and backstory, Crystal Clans and The Dalai Panda (from iSoftBet) are recommended.