Take The Vault Slots

If you enjoyed Betsoft’s Take the Bank and the hilarious sequel, Take Santa’s Shop, then prepare for the trifecta with Take the Vault. This time, Betsoft ensures that the third time is the charm because the graphics are sharper, and the rewards are much bigger. But instead of the happy thief looting banks in modern times, Take the Vault’s gameplay takes place in the Wild West, so you can expect some bonus shootouts and plenty of bandits who have their eyes on the vault. Get ready for the Take the Vault experience.

Prepare to Hold and Win

Besides being a five-reel game with 75 pay lines, Take the Vault has the Hold and Win feature to further boost your wins with re-spins. This time, the happy bandit is the sheriff, determined to maintain law and order from thieves who want the bank. Take the Vault gives the player everything they need to emerge victorious on the winner’s front.

The pay line arrows let you make precise bets from a single pay line to the whole 75. Of course, you can gamble anywhere in between. When it comes to coin bets, Take the Vault also gives players control over managing their affairs. Take the Vault helps those with small budgets, so those watching their money can make bets for as small as twenty cents. For high rollers, the budget can stretch to 300 credits per spin. The last decision is whether to play the reels manually or have them go through autoplay mode.

Breaking Down Take the Vault’s Paytable & Bonuses

Take the Vault remains true to the previous two games. After ten spins, when the meter counts down to zero, it triggers the wild transformation sequence where all bandit wilds transform into dynamite to leave more explosive wins. The bandit with the shotgun is Take the Vault’s mystery symbol. For every bandit that lands, it turns into dynamite. And after ten spins, the dynamite explodes for larger winning combinations.

The blue diamond remains an intriguing symbol because five lead to 750 credits, while five pistols blast 600 credits. The vault produces 450 credits, while five gold bars, whiskey bottles, and the stack of money lead to 300 credits. You also have the high-value playing numbers ace through nine.

The saloon doors lead to the free spins round. Take the Vault’s free spins round begins with 15 free games with up to ten wilds laid out over the reels. Also, Take the Vault has four separate bonus features that are triggered independently.