Keystone Studios · Game sheet · Coming soon
A 1,024-ways slot starring modern cowboy Joey Vegas.
Upgrade the royal deck, collect unclaimed cards with Deck Award, and reveal expanding Mystery Wild multipliers on the road to the Strip. Six modes let players choose how hard they press the heat.
- Ways to win
- 1,024
- RTP
- 95.7%
- Max win
- 50,000×
01
Rig the deck
Deck Upgrade walks Jacks toward Aces. Deck Award then pays every royal that did not already sit in a winning way.
02
Reveal the wild
Mystery Wild fills its reel and shows a multiplier from 2× to 1,000×. Wins that pass through it take the value on the stone.
03
Hit the Strip
Four Scatters open Free Spins. Five open the Super Bonus. High Roller is a separate alignment hunt for the ceiling.
Why it plays this way
Cards, wilds, and a road that keeps paying.
Wanted in Vegas is built so the base game can dress the board before a feature lands. Royals climb. Unclaimed cards still pay. A Mystery Wild can turn a single reel into the moment. Modes change the pressure — they do not just change the stake.
01 / Mechanics
Deck Upgrade
Every low-paying card steps up one, two or three ranks: Jack to Queen to King to Ace, then stops. The board gets richer without waiting for a bonus.
02 / Mechanics
Deck Award
After regular ways are paid, every Ace, King, Queen and Jack that was not used in a winning way is awarded. Then the low cards leave the board.
03 / Mechanics
Mystery Wild
Expands to cover its reel and reveals a multiplier from 2× to 1,000×. It substitutes for regular paying symbols. It does not replace Scatter or other feature cards.
04 / Mechanics
Free Spins
3 / 4 / 5 Scatters anywhere in view award 10 / 12 / 15 Free Spins. Four Scatters are the standard feature. Five open Super Bonus.
05 / Mechanics
High Roller
Five full-reel picture segments. Land them in order on reels one through five to complete Joey's scene and take the 50,000× ceiling.
Play modes
Choose the heat.
Six modes at the same 95.7% RTP. Cost is a multiple of total bet. Each option changes what the spin is hunting.
1× → 2× → 25× → 100× → 250× → 1,000×
1×
Base
Core game
VolatilityVery High
The full Joey Vegas board: cascades, deck features, Mystery Wilds and a natural path into Free Spins.
2×
Dealer
Feature spin
VolatilityVery High
One spin stacked with more Deck Award and Deck Upgrade symbols. The royal road, pressed.
25×
Vegas Road
Feature spin
VolatilityHigh
One spin with far more Scatters on the reels. Built to chase Free Spins, not to promise them.
100×
Free Spins
Bonus buy
VolatilityLow
Enter Free Spins with four Scatter symbols. The standard feature, taken on purpose.
250×
Super Bonus
Bonus buy
VolatilityLow
Enter the Super Bonus with five Scatter symbols. The heavier feature identity.
1,000×
High Roller
Feature spin
VolatilityLow
One spin to align all five High Roller reels. Complete the picture for the maximum prize.
Ceiling
High Roller is a picture, not a metaphor.
Five reel-wide segments belong to reels one through five. Land them in the correct order and Joey's winning scene completes. That alignment pays the 50,000× maximum. If the cap is hit, the round ends.
Specifications
The cut of the stone.
Coming soon via Stake Engine. Availability, currencies and languages follow the host platform.
- Grid
- 5×4
- Pay system
- 1,024 ways, left to right, with cascades
- RTP (theoretical)
- 95.7% across the public modes
- Max win
- 50,000× total bet
- Theme
- Modern Vegas / cowboy — Joey Vegas
- Free Spins award
- 10 / 12 / 15 on 3 / 4 / 5 Scatters
- Play modes
- Base 1× · Dealer 2× · Vegas Road 25× · Free Spins 100× · Super Bonus 250× · High Roller 1,000×
- Mystery Wild
- Reel expand, 2×–1,000×, substitutes for regular symbols
- Platform
- HTML5 (desktop, tablet, mobile)
- Engine
- Stonecraft on Stake Engine
Questions
Straight answers.
What the sheet is asking, without the paytable dump.
What is Wanted in Vegas?
Wanted in Vegas is a 5×4, 1,024-ways tumbling slot from Keystone Studios, starring modern cowboy Joey Vegas. The board uses Deck Upgrade, Deck Award and Mystery Wild multipliers, plus Free Spins and a High Roller alignment feature.
Who is making it?
Keystone Studios. The title runs on Stonecraft, our in-house framework, and is built for Stake Engine.
What is the RTP and max win?
Theoretical RTP is 95.7% across the public modes. The maximum win is 50,000× total bet. If the cap is reached, the round ends and that amount is awarded.
How do ways and cascades work?
Regular symbols pay for three or more matches on adjacent reels, starting on reel one and reading left to right. Winning symbols leave and new ones drop in. Wins from separate ways are added together.
What do Deck Upgrade and Deck Award do?
Deck Upgrade raises every low-paying card by one, two or three ranks, stopping at Ace. Deck Award then pays every royal that did not already sit in a winning way and clears the remaining low cards.
What are the six modes?
Base (1×), Dealer (2×), Vegas Road (25×), Free Spins buy (100×), Super Bonus buy (250×) and High Roller (1,000×). Feature availability can vary by market.
How does High Roller pay the max win?
High Roller uses five full-reel picture segments. Land all five in the correct order on reels one through five to complete Joey's scene and receive the 50,000× maximum.
When can I play?
The title is coming soon. Demo and real-money links will be added here when the game is live.
How do I talk integration?
Use the contact section on the Keystone Studios site. A public inquiry channel is being set.
Integration
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