Second Strike is a Quickspin video slot released on 15 December 2015, combining a classic fruit-machine theme with an outer wheel that reacts to winning lines. Second Strike uses five reels, three rows and 10 fixed paylines rather than a free-spins round. Second Strike centres its gameplay on adding matching symbols after a qualifying wheel result.
Second Strike presents familiar fruit, bell, star, seven and diamond symbols on a 5×3 reel layout. Second Strike evaluates results across 10 fixed paylines, with the wild helping to complete ordinary line wins. Second Strike uses those initial wins as the entry point to its named feature.
Second Strike surrounds the reels with a track of game symbols and a moving marker. Second Strike lights the relevant symbol on that track after a symbol win, then checks where the marker stops. Second Strike adds more copies of the winning symbol only when the stopping position matches an initiating win.
Second Strike has the following verified specifications:
Second Strike is listed by Wildz with an RTP of 96.22%, high volatility and demo access. Second Strike has no progressive jackpot, and its mathematical configuration should be checked in the in-game information panel before real-money play. Second Strike maximum-win reporting comes from independent game databases rather than the Wildz catalogue.
Second Strike forms standard line wins when matching symbols land on one of its 10 fixed paylines. Second Strike then activates the outer feature track for any symbol involved in an initiating line win. Second Strike does not require a separate scatter combination or a purchased bonus to begin that check.
Second Strike moves a marker around the symbol track and compares its final position with the highlighted winning symbol. Second Strike places additional copies of that symbol onto the reels when the two match, creating a second evaluation of the result. Second Strike cannot be made to produce a matching stop through stake changes or a betting pattern because the feature outcome remains random.
Second Strike starts its named feature after any symbol line win. Second Strike highlights the relevant symbol on the wheel surrounding the reels and sends the marker around that track. Second Strike awards the added-symbol step only if the marker finishes on a matching highlighted position.
Second Strike may highlight more than one symbol when the initiating spin contains different winning combinations. Second Strike still treats every marker result as random, so additional highlighted positions do not guarantee a successful match. Second Strike feature frequency cannot be predicted from earlier wins, losses or near misses.
Second Strike links the number of added symbols to the longest paying line for the matched symbol. Second Strike adds 6 symbols after a three-of-a-kind line, 8 symbols after four of a kind and 10 symbols after five of a kind. Second Strike can therefore fill all 15 reel positions with one symbol when a five-of-a-kind trigger receives the matching wheel result.
Second Strike distributes the added symbols as part of the programmed feature and then evaluates the expanded arrangement. Second Strike does not let the player select the symbol, wheel stop or reel positions used by the feature. Second Strike full-screen outcomes remain exceptional random results rather than a consequence of changing the wager.
Second Strike has an RTP of 96.22% in the MGA configuration served by Wildz. Second Strike RTP describes the theoretical share of total stakes returned over a very large number of rounds. Second Strike does not use that percentage as a promise for one spin, one feature or one playing session.
Second Strike may exist in other configurations outside Wildz, making the information panel inside the active version the relevant final reference. Second Strike players should confirm the displayed percentage before placing a real-money stake. Second Strike short-term results can differ substantially from the long-run theoretical figure.
Second Strike has a volatility score of 7.84 out of 10 on the Wildz platform scale, which places it in the high-volatility range. Second Strike can consequently produce uneven stretches of results, with the symbol-addition feature creating occasional larger changes to an ordinary line win. Second Strike volatility describes the distribution of returns rather than the quality of the game.
Second Strike does not become more likely to pay after a losing sequence. Second Strike uses independent random outcomes, so previous spins do not make the outer wheel due to stop on a highlighted symbol. Second Strike players should choose stakes that remain manageable without assuming a recovery result must follow.
Second Strike has a reported maximum win of 1,221x the stake. Second Strike reaches its highest outcomes through unusually favourable line wins and symbol additions rather than through a progressive jackpot. Second Strike has jackpotType: none in the Wildz game service.
Second Strike maximum win is a technical ceiling, not a typical return. Second Strike does not provide a selectable route to that amount, and the outer wheel cannot be controlled. Second Strike players should regard the multiplier as a limit on possible payout rather than an expected session target.
Second Strike can be played by opening the slot, reviewing its paytable and RTP, selecting an available stake and starting a round. Second Strike evaluates the fixed paylines first and automatically runs the outer wheel when a symbol win qualifies. Second Strike players should confirm the total wager before every spin because all 10 lines are fixed.
Second Strike real-money play through a Great Britain-licensed operator is subject to statutory online-slot stake limits. Second Strike stakes are capped at £2 per game cycle for players aged 18–24 and £5 for players aged 25 or older. Second Strike outcomes remain random within those limits, and a higher permitted stake does not improve the probability of triggering the feature.
Yes, Second Strike can be played on compatible smartphones and tablets. Second Strike is listed for both desktop and mobile delivery, with the five-reel layout and outer symbol track adapted to the available screen. Second Strike mobile play normally runs through a supported casino website without a separate game download.
Second Strike retains the same core feature rules when accessed on a compatible mobile device. Second Strike still requires a stable connection and an account that meets the operator’s verification conditions. Second Strike players should check the in-game stake display carefully on a smaller screen before confirming a round.
Yes, Second Strike has demo play enabled in the Wildz game service. Second Strike demo mode uses virtual credits, allowing the fixed paylines, wheel trigger and 6–10 symbol additions to be observed without staking withdrawable funds. Second Strike demo winnings cannot be converted into real money.
Second Strike free play does not predict later real-money results. Second Strike uses random outcomes in both modes, so a matching wheel stop in demo play does not make the same event more or less likely after a deposit. Second Strike access to free-to-play gambling games through a Great Britain-licensed operator requires age verification.
Second Strike may be supplied in Great Britain by an online casino holding the appropriate Gambling Commission permission and carrying Quickspin content. Second Strike customers must be at least 18 years old, complete the required identity checks and remain within the online-slot stake caps. Second Strike players can use the Gambling Commission public register to verify the operator they ultimately use.
Second Strike is listed internationally by Wildz, while Wildz states that visitors from the United Kingdom are redirected to partner casinos. Second Strike players should therefore check the licence of the business reached after a redirect rather than assuming the international Wildz platform accepts UK registrations. Second Strike availability and account terms are governed by the casino that provides the game.
Second Strike real-money play in England, Scotland and Wales falls under the Gambling Commission framework. Second Strike operators must hold the relevant remote casino permission and verify customer age and identity before gambling, using core information that includes name, address and date of birth. Second Strike free-play access at licensed operators is also protected by age-verification requirements.
Second Strike players should distinguish Great Britain from the entire United Kingdom when applying these rules. Second Strike gambling in Northern Ireland follows a separate legal framework from the Gambling Act 2005 system used in England, Scotland and Wales. Second Strike players should check the current operator licence and conditions before depositing.
| Area | United Kingdom Rule |
|---|---|
| Minimum online gambling age | 18+ |
| Main regulator | Gambling Commission |
| Online casino licensing | Operators serving Great Britain must hold the appropriate Gambling Commission permission |
| Age and identity checks | Name, address and date of birth must be verified before gambling |
| Maximum online slot stake, ages 18–24 | £2 per game cycle, in force since 21 May 2025 |
| Maximum online slot stake, ages 25+ | £5 per game cycle, in force since 9 April 2025 |
| Free demo access at licensed operators | Age verification is required before access to free-to-play gambling games |
| Wildz status for UK visitors | Wildz states that UK visitors are redirected to partner casinos |
Second Strike was produced by leading game provider Quickspin.
The Second Strike feature offers a chance at increased rewards. Activated after every single win, a counter advances around an outer wheel with the triggering symbols illuminated. If the marker lands on any of these, additional symbols get added onto the reels.
The Diamond is Second Strike's most lucrative symbol, offering 100x wins for 5-of-a-kind combinations.
Min/Max Bet:
€
0.10 –
100.00
Volatility:
High
(7.84/10)
Platform:
Desktop & Mobile
Developer:
Quickspin
Game Type:
Slots