Not only did Playtech recently release the Carry On television slot but now another TV show slot has been added to the Playtech catalogue called Blankety Blank slot.
Just like Carry On, Blankety Blank was originally an Australian game show which later became a British show and then an American one. It was based on the 1977-1978 Australian game show, Blankety Blanks which then became the British show, Blankety Blank and then an American game show called Match Game. More recently in 2001-2002, 45 episodes aired on ITV.
In line with the game show, Blankety Blank slot has 6 panelists who hold up words so players can fill in the blanks of certain statements inside the Blankety Blank Bonus Game. The colors are radiant and delicious with some certain designs reminiscent of Frank Lloyd Wright designs. Decked in pastels in pink and purple and with boxy blue buildings, this slot has a Blankety Blank Feature game and when all B-L-A-N-K letters land on reels 1 to 5, players can win up to 30 free spins.
The Blankety Blank symbol is the Substitute logo with 5 triggering the highest amount at 10,000 but does not substitute for scattered B-L-A-N-K letters. The letters also win 2x, 3x and 5x during the Super Match Game. Other symbols include a Blankety Blank award, a picnic basket and poker run symbols and fruity pub bars.
25 paylines, 5 reels make up Blankety Blank slot, the 6 panelists will then appear along with a question card and five words to choose from. Choose your answer from the five words and the panelists will reveal their words. Each match wins 5 free games, after the free games are complete the Super Match game begins. A window will appear with 3 multipliers, choose one of three panelists to reveal their answer. Then the total winning from the free games will be multiplied in the Super Match game depending on the results. The soundtrack will take you back into the 70’s whether Blankety Blank ever was something you turned your dial to. This slot may be worth tuning into if you prefer game show slots, this one is one of the better shows.
21 September, 2010