WagerWorks' Baywatch Slots

Baywatch Slots is one of those themed five-reel slots machine. It is backed by WagerWorks Software and has several bonus features. This game's betting range is mediocre, as the maximum amount you can bet is only $45.00. It's designed for the customers who are in between the high-rollers and those with low payrolls. This game has nine winning lines. This is, at best, a decent feature. I much prefer playing on those games with 25 pay lines since the winning action is more constant. The jackpot system is not progressive.

The Game Features

Of course, as its name implies, Baywatch slots' theme is based on the 90's television hit, Baywatch. The symbols are mostly related to things related to the beach and mostly about lifeguards. There are also some pictures of the characters in the show in their beachwear. Pamela Anderson and David Hasserhoff, in particular, gave out pretty high bonuses. I think the graphics were pretty decent. It was nothing special, and I never fancied real pictures in a slots machine, but the symbols fit the theme pretty well. It was also pretty obvious when you were getting something good, so this added to the game's excitement. This game is a definite must-play for all the Baywatch fans out there.

The Wild Symbol

For me, the wild symbol was the focal point in the game. Like a normal scatter symbol, it can be substituted for any other symbol in the game. It doesn't act as a multiplier, but that was a flaw that was easily forgiven, considering the fact that the Wild Symbol would give you a whopping $25,000 if you got just three of them in one row. Baywatch Slots also has two scatter symbols. If you get three of them in a single sequence, you can get two different bonuses. Overall, I think these two features were the lifeblood of this game, and mostly the reason why I enjoyed playing.

The Bonus Symbols

Baywatch Slots has two different bonus symbols which trigger two different bonus games. The first bonus game involves choosing between three lifeguards. The prize is randomly awarded, depending on which lifeguard you choose. The second bonus is a bit more advanced and enjoyable. It is a rescue bonus that allows you to spin a wheel three times. If you're lucky, the wheel will stop on a good marker, and your score would be improved vastly. I found myself winning a lot of money on these bonus games.