Check the Win Table and Coin Mode Before You Play

Why the active coin mode matters

Before starting a game, pause and identify which coin mode is selected. Gold Coins and Sweeps Coins do not have the same purpose. Gold Coins are used for social gameplay and cannot be redeemed for prizes. Only games played with Sweeps Coins can produce winnings that may be eligible for prize redemption.

This distinction makes the coin-mode check an important first step. A displayed balance, win figure or game result should be read in the context of the mode that was active when the play occurred. Do not assume that a result shown in one mode has the meaning associated with the other.

The safest approach is to check the current screen rather than relying on memory. Look for the selected coin label near the balance, game controls or mode selector. Interface layouts can differ, so confirm the wording and selected state shown in the account before pressing play.

A simple pre-play check

1. Read the active coin label. Confirm whether the screen identifies Gold Coins or Sweeps Coins as the selected mode.
2. Check the displayed balance. Make sure the balance being shown belongs to the mode you intend to use.
3. Open the game information. Find the win table, paytable, help panel or rules available within the game.
4. Match values to the active mode. Read every displayed stake, symbol value and potential result in the context of the selected coin type.
5. Review the setting again before play. If you changed modes or returned to the game after leaving it, repeat the check.

If the selected mode is unclear, do not use the displayed win table as a basis for a decision. Leave the game screen and review the current account information until the active coin type is unambiguous.

How to read the game win table

A win table should be treated as the game-specific reference for the play you are considering. Begin by checking that the table belongs to the game currently open. Then review the listed symbols, combinations and any conditions displayed alongside them.

Pay attention to whether values change with the selected play level or another game setting. If the game provides adjustable controls, compare the win table before and after making a change. Use only the values currently displayed rather than assuming that a previous setting still applies.

Read the complete game information, not just the largest figure on the table. Notes attached to a symbol, feature or combination can affect how the displayed information should be understood. If a term is unfamiliar, consult the help or rules provided for that game before continuing.

Keep coin mode and game rules separate

The coin-mode label tells you which type of coin is being used. The win table explains the game’s displayed combinations and values. Check both items independently, then consider them together. A win table does not change Gold Coins into a redeemable balance, and Gold Coin gameplay cannot provide prizes.

When Sweeps Coins are active, a displayed result should not be treated as an automatically awarded prize. Potential prize winners are subject to verification before a prize is awarded. Current account information should also be checked for relevant play requirements, purchase and prize history, and payment-method checks.

Checks to make after a game round

After play, compare the result with the coin mode you confirmed beforehand. Review the balance shown for that mode and, where needed, consult the account’s purchase and prize history. The applicable rules describe purchase and prize history as information that should be checked against the current account.

If the result is not what you expected, avoid assuming that the win table or balance belongs to a different coin type. Reopen the game information, confirm the mode and compare the displayed result with the relevant table. Keeping the checks in that order can help separate a coin-mode misunderstanding from a question about the game rules.

For a broader explanation of how the two coin types differ, use the dedicated Gold Coins and Sweeps Coins guide. If the question concerns whether a balance may be redeemed, review the redemption-eligible balance guide before taking further steps.

Common mistakes to avoid

• Reading a Gold Coin result as though it came from Sweeps Coin play.
• Assuming that a previously selected mode remains active without checking the current screen.
• Looking only at a headline value while overlooking conditions shown in the game information.
• Using a win table from another game or from a different play setting.
• Treating a potential Sweeps Coin result as a guaranteed prize before verification.

A short check before each session is more reliable than trying to reconstruct the selected mode afterwards. Confirm the coin label, balance and win table while they are visible together. If any part is uncertain, stop and review the current game and account details before continuing.