Separating the two feature introductions
The first loading panel illustrates numbered mine symbols and an EX control. The second pairs a miner Wild with multiplier labels. They introduce different mechanics rather than two interchangeable explanations of the same round. Both include a Feature Demo Playing label, so their selected arrangements should be read as feature demonstrations rather than evidence of a typical result.
The ordinary reel screen as a reference
The third image provides the clearest reference for the underlying screen. Blue crystals, yellow minerals, letter symbols, miner Wilds and mine-cart Scatters share the reels. Balance, Bet and WIN are separated along the bottom, while the catalog lists 50 paylines. Matching this interface is useful when another platform shortens the name: a similarly named mining game can have different symbols and feature rules.
Recognising the mine-symbol bonus
The fourth image replaces much of the board with numbered mine symbols. A free-spin counter appears at the right, and one highlighted symbol includes an extra-spin label. These are observable details of this captured bonus state. The image does not supply the full trigger or reset rules, and its symbol values should not be added to the catalog maximum as though they were separate guaranteed awards.
Recognising sticky Wilds
In the fifth image, two miner Wilds occupy the same central column and the header says that the pictured symbol stays until the game is over. This aligns with the catalog description of locking Wilds in free games. Compare this scene with the mine-symbol image: persistent Wild positions and numbered prize symbols are different types of information. The source does not establish a strategy for predicting which position will fill next.
What a comparison can and cannot establish
The two loading panels and three reel scenes give enough detail to identify the features, controls and visual states. They do not provide the complete 50-line map, a Wild appearance frequency, RTP or an operator-specific stake schedule. A displayed dollar sign or balance is part of the captured build, not proof of the currency or limits on another platform. The catalog maximum is a publisher claim, not a measured outcome from this review.
Image review and source
The 5 source-linked images below are retained as distinct files, with captions identifying their visible states. Open an image for the full-size labels. Catalog text and images were checked on 2026-10-13 against the linked JILI record. This is an editorial comparison of published material, not a hands-on play session, RNG audit or payout test. The sponsored Visit partner site link opens an external platform with separate availability and terms.
Gold Rush FAQ
Are the mine bonus and sticky-Wild feature identical?
They are presented separately. The bonus image focuses on numbered mine symbols, while the free-game image shows miner Wilds that remain in position.
Which image best shows the normal interface?
The third gallery image shows the underlying reels and the separate Balance, Bet and WIN fields without a large result overlay.
What does the counter on the right show?
The feature scenes label it FREE SPIN. A captured counter indicates the pictured state, but does not by itself explain the initial award or all extra-spin rules.
Is the EX label a free improvement?
The loading artwork connects EX with extra bets. Its exact price is not published in the reviewed material, so it should not be described as a cost-free improvement.
Can these pictures establish the return rate?
No. Selected demo states and wins do not reveal symbol probabilities or the full payout model. No verified RTP is available in this source record.
