Aztec Sun Slot Review

The distinction is visible in the retained frames: ordinary reels carry themed symbols and Wilds; the collection board is a grid of Suns showing money values or named jackpot awards.

Six or more Sun Bonus Symbols trigger Hold & Win with three respins. Each newly landed Sun restores the counter to three, extending the sequence when another symbol arrives.

The bonus board gives you two things to follow: the values already present and the spaces still unfilled. A near-full grid is a visible state, not evidence that the next spin is more likely to complete it.

The detailed feature description names special Suns with Mini and Major jackpot values. The retained board also displays those labels alongside ordinary-value Suns.

The introductory source list additionally mentions Minor, but that tier is not consistently supported by the detailed description and illustrated jackpot bar. This guide therefore describes the supported Mini, Major and Grand structure without adding an unverified fourth tier.

Landing symbols in all fifteen positions is the published target for the Grand jackpot of 1,000× the bet. The full-board frame shows how the collected values and named awards occupy the same grid.

The Grand multiplier describes that specific jackpot. It does not establish an overall payout ceiling or the probability of reaching the full-board result. The cash figures in the image belong to its displayed stake.

Three Scatters trigger eight Free Spins. During this feature, the reel set contains the higher-paying symbols, giving it a different visual and payout composition from the base game.

Landing another three Scatters awards eight additional spins. That explicit retrigger allocation is part of Aztec Sun's published rules; it should not be generalized to other similarly themed Sun games.