Reel symbol information

Labour Day Rush Symbols

Nine workshop icons create the industrial reel identity, while highlighted matches, Scatter gears and jackpot-linked objects add clear roles.

Labour Day Rush winning tape measure symbols on the 3x3 grid
Labour Day Rush winning tape measure symbols on the 3x3 grid
3 x 3Grid
95.16%RTP
20.40%HIT
2,530xMaximum exposure

Product overview

Workshop equipment fills a compact nine-cell field

Labour Day Rush uses recognizable industrial objects rather than card values or character portraits. The reel set includes a welding mask, adjustable wrench, red toolbox, control unit, construction helmet, tape measure, hammer and metal bolt. A glowing Scatter gear provides the bonus trigger.

The 3x3 format gives each icon a large share of the screen. Winning symbols receive illuminated borders, while jackpot-linked objects also appear in the permanent Mini, Major and Grand panels.

StudioOnlyplay
TypeVideo Slot
Grid3 reels by 3 rows
RTP95.16%
HIT20.40%
VolatilityMedium
Maximum exposure2,530x
Free Spins10 spins from 3 Scatter symbols
Jackpot trigger9 identical symbols across the grid

Safety equipment

Welding mask and hard hat anchor the factory theme

The blue welding mask appears as a rounded premium object with a bright visor. The yellow hard hat uses a polished surface and is also tied to the green Mini jackpot panel.

A row of three helmets can form a highlighted base outcome. Filling all nine cells with helmets completes the separate Mini condition, giving one symbol two clearly visible contexts.

Labour Day Rush winning construction helmet row on the reels
Three construction helmets create a highlighted horizontal outcome.
Labour Day Rush 3x3 reels with Scatter and three jackpot panels
Wrenches, hammers and bolts use different shapes across the 3x3 field.

Hand tools

Wrench, hammer and bolt add strong silhouette differences

The adjustable wrench uses a red handle, while the hammer combines an orange handle with a silver head. The bolt is shorter and darker, with a broad threaded body.

These distinct shapes help the small grid remain readable. Even when several tools share metallic colors, handle direction and outline separate them across adjacent cells.

Measuring tool

Green tape measures demonstrate non-row matching

The tape measure is bright green with a short yellow strip extending from its case. A displayed outcome highlights three copies in different grid positions and places the win result at the center.

This example shows that matching feedback is communicated through individual illuminated frames. The active set remains clear even when it does not occupy one straight horizontal row.

Labour Day Rush winning tape measure symbols on the 3x3 grid
Three green tape measures receive individual glowing borders.
Labour Day Rush 3x3 reels with Scatter and three jackpot panels
The left-side jackpot stack repeats three symbols from the main reel set.

Jackpot objects

Helmet, toolbox and control unit identify prize levels

Three reel symbols have an additional role in the jackpot display. The helmet identifies Mini, the toolbox identifies Major and the yellow control box identifies Grand.

Each tier uses the same symbol artwork beside an x9 label. This keeps the full-grid objective connected with familiar reel icons rather than introducing unrelated jackpot badges.

Scatter gear

The bonus symbol changes both color and game state

Scatter uses a bronze gear with a strong orange glow and large lettering. Three copies transform the surrounding factory scene to purple and activate the Free Spins transition.

The symbol is visually related to the title gears and square game icon, making it part of the broader Labour Day Rush identity beyond the reel cell itself.

Three Labour Day Rush Scatter gears activating Free Spins
The glowing Scatter gear connects the title design with the Free Spins trigger.
Labour Day Rush helmet jackpot pattern across the 3x3 grid
The helmet feature state shows how all nine cells form one complete pattern.

Full-grid reading

Nine large cells keep matching progress easy to scan

Every symbol occupies one clearly framed square. The outer border uses small orange lamps, and winning cells add an inner electric outline. This two-layer border system makes active matches visible without obscuring the artwork.

The same structure supports the jackpot mechanic because a full field of identical symbols can be evaluated at a glance. Grid size stays stable across base wins, Scatter triggers and feature states.

Quick reference

Labour Day Rush at a glance

The primary game data is collected below for direct comparison across the base grid, Free Spins, jackpot feature, symbols and mobile presentation.

StudioOnlyplay
TypeVideo Slot
Grid3 reels by 3 rows
RTP95.16%
HIT20.40%
VolatilityMedium
Maximum exposure2,530x
Free Spins10 spins from 3 Scatter symbols
Jackpot trigger9 identical symbols across the grid

FAQ

Labour Day Rush symbol questions

How many cells are on the reels?

The grid contains nine cells.

Which safety symbols appear?

A welding mask and construction helmet are included.

Which hand tools appear?

The reels show a wrench, hammer and bolt.

Is a tape measure included?

Yes. It appears as a bright green symbol.

What does the toolbox look like?

It is a red open toolbox containing several tools.

What is the control unit?

It is a yellow box with a red lever and colored buttons.

What does the Scatter look like?

Scatter uses a glowing bronze gear.

How are matches highlighted?

Winning cells receive bright electric borders.

Can matches use different grid positions?

The tape measure example highlights symbols in separate positions.

Which symbol identifies Mini?

The construction helmet identifies Mini.

Which symbol identifies Major?

The toolbox identifies Major.

Which symbol identifies Grand?

The industrial control unit identifies Grand.

Why are jackpot symbols marked x9?

Nine identical copies are required to fill the complete grid.