Rabbit in the Hat Pokie Coming to Microgaming Casinos

Added: April 3, 2015

New online pokies are always a pretty big deal, and when Microgaming has one coming out, it sends waves through the industry. They were the original online casino software developer, and now they still put out tons of games each and every year. Their games tend to get bigger and better over time as they innovate and push different combinations of themes, features and ideas to give players lot of different options. Now they're doing it again with the introduction of a new title that's going to be released on April 8.

The Rabbit in the Hat pokie is going to come out in a few days, and it uses a nine-payline format that isn't used all that often anymore. With five reels and three rows, you'll be able to relate to this game because the general layout is the same as most pokies. This game centers around a magic show, and that's where the name Rabbit in the Hat comes from. A magician with his assistant can be found to the side of the screen, and when you make your spin, you're going to have a chance to profit from his tricks and illusions on the reels.

The Wondrous Wins feature is the main feature in this game. When you get a magic symbol on the last reel, then you'll see a hat move across the reels. This can trigger a number of goodies on the reels like free spins, instant payouts based on a multiple of your bet size, static cash awards and turn entire reels wild. As you can see, this feature is where a lot of the value comes from in this game, but you'll be able to win a lot from the regular paytable as well.

Microgaming's online casino games are among the best in the world, and players are always excited when they come out with new titles. The Rabbit in the Hat pokie is an example of a release that doesn't have a huge brand attached to it but that we think will be popular just based on the gameplay along. Some online casino software developers don't really understand this and usually just put together the same set of features in all of their games, more or less. Players get tired of the same gameplay with a different set of graphics, and that's where Microgaming is so much different than the rest of the pack.