Tigers Throne Advantage Play Slot

Tiger’s Throne is Ainsworth Game Technology’s 2021 follow‑up to the legacy “Sweet Zone” family, delivered exclusively as a land‑based title on the A‑STAR Curve cabinet. The game uses a five‑reel, 40‑line video layout and, unlike many modern floor releases, it is a straight core game with no linked or standalone progressives. Denomination menus are wide—penny through $100 credits—so operators can position it in everything from low‑limit zones to premium high‑denom pods. Tiger’s Throne ships side‑by‑side with a re‑skinned clone, Panther’s Throne, allowing casinos to place complementary themes together without over‑exposing a single math model.

Every paid spin stakes at least 40 credits and advances a persistent “frame” collection mechanic that sits on top of the standard line game. Random reel spots acquire golden borders; if the special Tiger symbol lands inside one of those frames, the entire reel turns wild for that spin. Frames stay on the screen from play to play—there’s no fixed 10‑spin cycle—so players can hop in mid‑progress and try to finish someone else’s setup. When a critical mass of frames is reached, all bordered positions flip to wilds simultaneously, echoing the climax of the original Sweet Zone games and injecting a dose of volatility that advantage players love to scout.

• Sticky‑Wild Free Games: Three scatter symbols trigger free spins on a double‑height reel array. Any framed spot that turns wild becomes sticky for the remainder of the bonus.
• Random Reel Multipliers: During free play, an animated tiger can leap onto a reel and stamp every sticky wild on that reel with a 2×, 3×, or 5× multiplier, dramatically boosting line wins.
• Retriggers & Carry‑Over State: Additional scatters add spins, letting players build large fields of sticky wilds and multipliers for crescendo‑style pay‑outs.

Tiger’s Throne is showcased on the 43‑inch, 4K “floating infinity” screen of the A‑STAR Curve cabinet, ringed by dynamic LED lighting and backed by a resonant sub‑woofer that rumbles whenever the tiger roars. The art package mixes royal golds with deep‑jungle greens, and the reel overlays glow vividly to highlight collected frames—a smart bit of UI that makes it easy to spot half‑finished setups from across the aisle. Because frame progress persists, the title encourages “fly‑by” play; value hunters can cruise the floor looking for machines loaded with borders, while casual players enjoy the visual build‑up without needing to understand the math. The result is a balanced, medium‑high‑volatility experience that feels both approachable and — thanks to those sticky wild multipliers — genuinely explosive.