Rhino Crash (Live22): the animal ladder and what the rhino pays
Wooden reels, mountains and lakes, and a pay ladder that climbs through the animals to the rhino at the top. Here is what each tier is worth.
Reel notes at a glance
- Platform
- Live22
- Rhino pays
- 150, 300 or 800 coins (3/4/5 reels)
- Lower animal pays
- 30, 100 and 250 coins
Rhino Crash is a Live22 safari slot that puts its effort into the backdrop. Mountains and lakes fill the background, and the reels sit inside rustic wooden frames trimmed with flowers and vines.
The look and sound of Rhino Crash
The African-style soundtrack is pleasant enough on its own. The trouble starts when the reels move: loud ringing and mechanical clatter drown the music out. Plenty of players reach for the mute button within a few spins, and there is no shame in that.
The animal pay ladder
The symbols climb in value as the animals get bigger and more dangerous. The first animal tier pays 30, 100 and 250 coins, depending on how many reels it covers. From there the antelope, crocodile and jaguar each step the prizes up.
At the top of the ladder is the rhinoceros. Land him across 3, 4 or 5 reels and he pays 150, 300 and 800 coins. He is the symbol to watch for on every spin.
Playing Rhino Crash sensibly
The old notes do not list paylines or a bet range, so check the in-game info screen before you set your coin size. Wins are quoted in coins, which means your real return depends on the coin value you pick. A modest coin value gives you more spins to see the rhino, and the game is purely chance either way.
When you are ready, you can play Rhino Crash on Live22. The Live22 install guide covers getting the app onto your phone first.
Quick answers
What is the top symbol in Rhino Crash?
The rhinoceros. Landing it on 3, 4 or 5 reels pays 150, 300 or 800 coins.
Can I turn the sound off in Rhino Crash?
Yes, the game has a mute option, which many players use because the spin noise is loud.
