First Past The Post

First Past the Post is, as you will already have guessed, a slot dedicated to the noble sport of horse racing. So it neatly combines two of the long-lasting favourite betting activities in one fresh new game from Microgaming. It not only offers a fun and hopefully profitable gambling experience during normal reel play, but also gives you some extra features that reward you with extra cash prizes. The game celebrates the sport of kings in all its symbols, which are of the hand-drawn variety, capturing some of the high society associated with prestige racing events.

First Past the Post has the usual array of special symbols. Firstly there are the wild symbols. There are three of these - the different types of Horses. Each of them acts in the same way - to substitute for all others (with the exception of the scatter symbols). In so doing, as usual, they help to complete wins for you - although they only appear on reels 2, 3 and 4. These Horses also double as the Bonus feature triggers - if you get them on these reels all at the same time, you get to run your very own horse race and bet on the winner in the Bonus Game screen. Depending on where the horse you backed finishes, you gain entry to the second bonus screen, where you get to play up to 30, 20 or 15 free spins - based on the horse placing. During these free spins your wins are quadrupled, tripled or doubled. There is also another extra feature that is always available - the ever-popular Gamble feature. This allows you to have a shot at doubling or quadrupling your win.

All that's left to say is saddle up and head for the starting gates. There's up to $10,000 to be won in normal play, boosted to $40,000 in the free spins feature. The fun can be enjoyed for a bet as low as 1c per spin, or as high as $50 a spin.

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Please be advised that as of November 10, 2008 Microgaming Casinos no longer accept real money players from the United States. Click here for our recommended USA online casinos.

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