CanCan Saloon Slot Review

CanCan Saloon - Game Overview

CanCan Saloon from Mascot Gaming drops me straight into a dusty Wild West saloon filled with cowboys and dancing girls. The slot runs on a classic 5x3 grid with 15 fixed paylines and was released on 1 February 2019. Stat wise it sits on a 96.7 per cent RTP with a hit rate of 46.5 per cent and low volatility, so I get a steady stream of smaller wins instead of long dry spells.

The stakes in CanCan Saloon are friendly for most bankrolls. Coin sizes range from 0.01 to 1.00 with up to one coin per line, and in practice the total bet runs from about 0.15 to 30 per spin. There are no complicated jackpots to learn, no adjustable lines and no confusing side bets, which makes the game comfortable both for newcomers and for players like me who just want straightforward spinning.

Theme, Graphics & Sound in CanCan Saloon

The theme in CanCan Saloon sticks to an atmospheric Wild West saloon where I can almost feel the prairie dust on my boots. The graphics are simple but stylish rather than flashy, with the reels framed against a classic bar interior and a stage for the cancan dancers. Mascot Gaming skipped heavy 3D tricks here, and that matches the light soundtrack and smooth effects, giving a relaxed, easy going playing rhythm on both desktop and mobile.

Symbols and Paytable in CanCan Saloon

Most regular symbols in CanCan Saloon are familiar playing card icons from nine through to Ace, kept single coloured so they do not distract from the action. Higher paying symbols fit the Wild West setting better, with shiny golden horseshoes, revolvers and wanted posters, while whiskey bottles and the sheriff badge carry bonus roles. The star of the show is the cancan lady, who appears as the extended wild and covers an entire reel when she lands.

The CanCan Saloon paytable uses line win multipliers, and five of a kind on the top premium symbol can reach around x26.66 your line stake, stepping down through x13.33, x6.66 and so on for other picture symbols. Lower card ranks sit at the bottom of the ladder, paying from about x1.66 down to x1.33 for full lines. Scatter style badge symbols also have their own pays, from x2 for two up to x10 for four, on top of the free spin triggers.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	5	x26.66
	4	x5
	3	x1
	5	x13.33
	4	x2.66
	3	x0.66
	5	x6.66
	4	x1.66
	3	x0.33
	5	x5
	4	x1.66
	3	x0.26
	5	x3.33
	4	x1.33
	3	x0.26
	5	x2.33
	4	x0.66
	3	x0.26
	5	x2.33
	4	x0.66
	3	x0.26
	5	x1.66
	4	x0.66
	3	x0.13
	5	x1.33
	4	x0.33
	3	x0.13
	Scatter
	4	x10
	3	x5
	2	x2
	Scatter

Bonus Features in CanCan Saloon

Bonus features are where CanCan Saloon stands out despite its simple base layout. On every spin at least one extended wild cancan dancer lands and turns a whole reel wild, substituting for regular symbols and helping to complete winning combinations from left to right. Watching that full height dancer slide into place and then kick off a line of wins feels very satisfying and ties directly into the stated 46.5 per cent hit rate.

The sheriff badge acts as the scatter symbol in CanCan Saloon. Hitting three or four badges launches a free spin series with 7 or 10 free spins. During those rounds the game upgrades the wild mechanic so that at least two reels on every free spin are filled by cancan girls. In practice that means two guaranteed wild reels on each bonus spin, and in my sessions that is where the slot can throw up some surprisingly heavy screens of wins.

Whiskey bottles are the dedicated bonus symbols in CanCan Saloon. When two show anywhere I get a neat double bet prize, which helps keep the balance ticking over. Landing three or more bottles starts the Shooting Game bonus. Here I aim at bottles with a revolver and each one hides either extra coin wins or more Twin Wilds free spins. Chaining a good base hit into free spins and then this bonus has taken me up towards the stated 4500 coin potential.

How To Play CanCan Saloon

Getting started on CanCan Saloon is very straightforward. I use the plus and minus buttons on the control panel to adjust the total bet, or hit the Max Bet button if I fancy going all in for a few spins. The big spin button is styled as a revolver cylinder and fires off a single round, while autoplay handles longer sessions. Paylines stay fixed at 15, so once the stake is set I can just relax and enjoy the saloon show.

RTP, Volatility & Wins in CanCan Saloon

From a numbers perspective, CanCan Saloon offers a 96.7 per cent return to player and low volatility, paired with a quoted hit rate of 46.5 per cent. In practice that means I see winning combinations almost every other spin, though many of them are modest line pays. For my style of play that combination works well when I want longer sessions with less swing, using the bonuses as occasional spikes rather than chasing rare mega hits.

Official max win figures in coins are not splashed across the lobby, but Mascot Gaming mentions that a lucky chain of victories can reach around 4500 coins plus extra Shooting Game rewards. With 15 fixed lines and max line pays topping out in the mid twenties multiplier wise, most of the heavy lifting comes from stacked wild reels and combined bonuses rather than single lines. I also like that the feature list includes multipliers, which add some extra punch without raising the risk level too much.

My Verdict on CanCan Saloon

After plenty of spins, I see CanCan Saloon as a simple and friendly video slot that still has enough personality to keep me interested. The Wild West saloon setting, flexible betting system and very clear symbol set make it ideal for easing newer players into Mascot Gaming titles, while the constant extended wilds give even short sessions a nice flow. The whole package feels honest rather than flashy, which I appreciate when I want a calmer slot.

For me the guaranteed full reel wild on every spin is the big selling point, backed up by free spins with twin wild reels and the interactive Shooting Game on whiskey bottles. Those features keep the game involving without burying me under rules. When I am in the mood for low risk play with regular hits and the chance of a satisfying bonus streak, CanCan Saloon still earns its place in my Wild West rotation.

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