Great Blue on LPE88: what the sharks and turtles pay, and when the wild doubles it

This page is about Great Blue as it appears in the LPE88 (Lucky Palace) app. The title also turns up on several other platforms, so if you've played it elsewhere the ocean theme will look familiar.

A slot that makes you wait

Great Blue swings hard. The wins that matter tend to come in bursts, with long flat stretches in between. If you like a steady trickle of small returns, this probably isn't your game. If you can sit through a lean run on a small stake without chasing, it's worth a try.

The practical point: set your stake low enough that a dry spell of fifty or more spins doesn't empty your balance.

What the sharks and turtles pay

The shark and turtle symbols pay on matching combinations from two of a kind upward. The old notes give these figures:

• 2 of a kind: 2
• 3 of a kind: 25
• 4 of a kind: 125
• 5 of a kind: 750

When a wild helps complete the line, those amounts double to 4, 50, 250 and 1,500. That doubling is where Great Blue's bigger line wins come from, so a wild landing on the middle reels is the moment to pay attention.

The Great Blue gamble feature

After a win you can take the gamble. A face-down card is shown and you guess its colour, red or black. Guess right and the win doubles. Guess wrong and you lose the win you just took into the gamble.

It is a coin flip, and it doesn't improve your long-run odds. Some players use it only on small wins they don't mind losing. That's a fair rule.

Before you spin

Check the paytable inside the game for the other symbol values, which the old text doesn't list. Then play Great Blue in the LPE88 app at a stake that suits a streaky game. The LPE88 platform overview covers the rest of the lobby.