Provider:
Inspired Gaming
Seven Race Day Bonus triggers across 480 spins at 1.00, and only a 203x race on spin 266 changed anything. The other six paid 13x to 32x, and my balance closed at 1,054.80.
Boasting 5 reels, 3 rows, and 20 paylines, "Furlong Fortunes Jumps" is a low-volatility video slot by Inspired Gaming, and its Return to Player (RTP) is 96.48%. Over my 480 spins the balance went from 1,000.00 to 1,054.80, a session return of 111.4%. Stakes extend from 0.10 to 100.00 per spin. I played at 1.00 per spin, and 174 spins paid something, 108 of them less than the stake.
This slot derives its theme from horse racing. Line wins need 3, 4 or 5 matching symbols on adjacent reels starting from the leftmost reel, and wins on different lines are added together. Its main gameplay is located on the reels, with the Race Day Bonus culminating in a race. The Race Day Bonus paid 305.00 in my session, 57% of the 534.80 I won in total.
In "Furlong Fortunes Jumps," the low-value symbols are depicted by A, K, Q, and J. Five of any of those letters pay 3.5x the stake. The top-tier symbols showcase three riders in red/white, yellow, and green colours, and the Furlong Fortunes Jumps logo, which is the top-valued standard symbol, delivering a 22.5x win for a combo of five. Five red/white riders pay 15x the stake, five yellow riders 12.5x and five green riders 7.5x.


The wild symbol is a horseshoe. It substitutes for all symbols except the Coin, and it solely lands on reels 2, 3, and 4.
The "Race Day Bonus" carries the Coin payouts, and it is activated by 6 or more Coins anywhere on the screen. It triggered seven times in my 480 spins, with the gaps between triggers ranging from 7 to 131 spins. The Coins lock and are succeeded by a respin of the remaining spots with 3 lives. When a respin brings no new Coin into view, one life is lost. A fresh Coin restores the lives to 3, and this persists until the lives expire or all spots populate. Coins do not pay on lines, and they carry values such as x5, x10, x20, x25, x50 and x100.
The race is initiated after the Boost screen. There, the player distributes the leftover Coins across one or more runners. Boost Coins pertain to all runners. The player's own horse is picked on a selection screen when the game first opens, and a horse currently on a win streak cannot be chosen.
The payout is the victorious runner's coin value multiplied by the current wager. My seven races paid 13x the stake three times, then 203x, 15x, 16x and 32x.
The Minty Breakdown: Take away the one 203x race and my 480 spins finish at 851.80, well under where they started. Six of seven races paid between 13x and 32x, so the whole 54.80 profit came from one horse on spin 266.
If the player's runner wins 2 races in a row it awards 100x the wager. 3 in a row awards 1000x the wager, and both are on top of the race earnings. Because of that streak bonus, the rules give the payback of an individual game cycle as anywhere between 95.08% and 191.11%, depending on streak progress.
Showcasing its upside, in my 480-spin run the Race Day Bonus delivered a 203x win. That was 203.00 at a 1.00 stake. It landed on spin 266 and lifted the balance to its session peak of 1,123.20, from a low of 897.00 earlier in the session.