Snow Honeys Clot

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Developed by Microgaming, Snow Honeys slot is a ski resort theme video slot that promises a grand time. Aimed to intrigue the audience (particularly the men), this game boasts of smooth graphics, fast gameplay, and a $4,000 jackpot prize.
Snow Honeys has 5 reels, 20 paylines and uses the following symbols – cable cars, huge bears, log cabins, ski ranger, hunky skier, and a couple of blonde, brunette and red-head sexy skiers.
This slot has no Wild symbol, only a Scatter which is represented by the ski resort and ice castle which activate the 2 main features of Snow Honeys slot.
Get 3 or more ski resort symbols to trigger the first bonus feature which can give you up to 30 free spins and a 5x multiplier. Meanwhile, landing 3 or more ice castles

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