Eye of Horus Winning Combinations

Ankh, Ankh, Ankh, different, different on one active payline: three matching symbols from the required side, nothing else needed.

No Horus. No Scatter. No free spins. Just three matching symbols on a valid route.

This is the baseline every other case in this guide builds on. Reels 4 and 5 hold different symbols, but the line has already paid by the time it reaches them.

Same screen as Case 01, with one change: the third Ankh has moved from the middle row to the top row on reel 3.

Three Ankhs are still on screen. None of this changes what Line 1 actually contains.

The game reads positions along specific paths, not symbol count across the whole screen. Move a matching symbol off the active line and the win disappears, even though nothing else changed.

Start from the Case 01 win and keep extending it. Reel 4 joining the run qualifies for the four-symbol payout; reel 5 joining reaches the five-symbol payout for Ankh.

Always read a line to the end, don’t stop checking at the first three matches.

Use the buttons to extend the match from three symbols to four, then five, and watch the payout change live.

Same five-reel line shape, but swap the symbol. A Premium symbol instead of Ankh pays much more, because the symbol sits higher in the paytable.

Length and symbol rank both matter.

Five Ankhs, five lower symbols and five Premium symbols are three different-value combinations despite identical structure, one full line, five reels long.

Pharaoh’s Mask on reels 1, 2 and 3, a different symbol on reel 4, then Pharaoh’s Mask again on reel 5.

This counts as three matching symbols, not four.

The sequence ended at reel 3. Reel 5 can’t jump over the gap, no matter what it shows.

Four matching Premium symbols sit on reels 2, 3, 4 and 5. Reel 1 holds something different.

Four matching symbols on screen is not the same as a four-symbol line win.

On this site, lines are read left to right starting from reel 1, the same convention this site’s own engine uses. A run that begins on reel 2 does not qualify, because the rules care where the combination starts, not only how many symbols match. Confirm this against the information screen of the exact version you are playing; not every release evaluates lines the same way.

Paylines aren’t always horizontal. Line 4 runs top, middle, bottom, middle, top, a V shape across the grid.

Symbols don’t need to sit in one row, just on the same line.

Five matching Anubis symbols along that V-shaped path pay exactly like five in a straight row. This is what makes a 10-payline layout look busier than three flat rows.

Ankh, Ankh, Horus, Ankh, different. Horus substitutes for the missing Ankh on reel 3, and the run continues.

One Wild position, one missing symbol filled.

Horus itself has no fixed cash value here. It simply lets the Ankh run reach reel 4 instead of stopping at reel 2. The combination around it is what gets paid.

Same Wild position as Case 08, reel 3, but Premium symbols surround it instead of Ankhs.

The mechanism is identical. The result is not.

Pharaoh’s Mask on every other reel plus Horus on reel 3 completes a full five-symbol Premium line, Horus didn’t get more valuable, the combination around it did.

One Horus Wild sits on reel 3, middle row. Four different real paylines cross that exact cell.

The game evaluates each line independently. The player chooses nothing.

The same physical Wild position can behave as an Ankh on one payline and a Premium symbol on another crossing the same spot. Pick a line below to trace it.

The same expanded reel from Case 11, shown as a payout receipt.

Line 1, Line 2 and Line 3 all use the same expanded reel and all pay separately, then sum.

A large total can come from several modest wins added together, not one spectacular one.

Screen A produces five separate three-symbol lines of a low-value symbol. Screen B produces one five-symbol Premium line.

More lines does not always mean more money.

Number of wins and amount won are different things, the paytable, not line count or length alone, decides. Length alone doesn’t settle it either: five weak symbols can still pay less than three of the strongest.

Three Eye of Horus Scatters, scattered across the grid rather than sitting on one payline.

Free Spins Unlocked.

Scatter rules are separate from ordinary line combinations, the Scatter’s job is triggering the feature, generally via its own count-based rule, not a left-to-right line. Don’t trace a payline through Scatters like you would Ankhs.

Scatter, Scatter, Horus. Two Eye of Horus symbols and a Wild on reel 3.

Feature Trigger: No.

Horus substitutes for ordinary paying symbols; the Scatter stays its own category. Scatter, Scatter, Horus does not normally count as three Scatters, confirm this against the exact version you are playing, but the separation is the standard approach.

Six Ankhs, four Premium symbols, several low-symbol matches, two Scatters, no Horus. It looks like a lot is happening.

The game pays valid routes, not visual density.

Reel 1 and reel 2 never share a symbol anywhere on this screen, on this grid, that alone rules out every one of the 10 lines before reel 3 is even checked. Click through to confirm it.

Immediately after Case 18: three matching Scarabs on one active line, nothing else on screen pretending to matter.

Less visual activity. Better structure.

This screen looks far calmer than Case 18, and it is the one that actually pays.

Three paylines win on the same spin. All three numbers below are real wins. The spin still loses money.

“Winning combination” and “net profitable spin” are not the same thing.

Illustrative · a £1 stake is assumed purely to express these figures in cash.

Four lines pay on the same spin, and this time the total clears the stake by a wide margin.

Reading the line breakdown shows why, not just the total.

Illustrative breakdown · a £1 stake is assumed to express these figures in cash.

Two spins, two stakes. One returns less cash but a bigger multiplier; the other returns more cash at a smaller multiplier.

Bigger cash win does not necessarily mean bigger multiplier.

Illustrative · both stakes and returns below are example figures, not this site’s paytable.