Lucky Tank (Sky777): why you want the bombs to land

Lucky Tank puts you inside an armoured vehicle on the Sky777 reels. The original notes on it are short, so this page sticks to what is known and explains how to approach a game like this sensibly.

Sound and theme in Lucky Tank

The sound effects are small but consistent with the battle theme. Spins sound roughly like being inside a tank, with mechanical rumbles instead of the usual jingles.

The only time the game breaks character is when you win. Then the familiar chimes and fanfare of a regular slot machine kick in. It is a handy cue: if you hear the jingle, something paid.

The bombs are on your side

Being inside the tank doesn't mean you want to stay out of the line of fire. In Lucky Tank the bombs are good news. Two or more of them landing is what you are after, and that brings a reward.

Symbols that pay from two, rather than the usual three, tend to be the scatter or feature symbols in a slot, so watch for them anywhere on the screen, not just on a line. The old notes don't say exactly what the bombs award, so open the paytable before you spin and read that entry first.

Playing Lucky Tank sensibly

With little published about the payouts, the best approach is a small test session. Use a low stake for a few dozen spins, see how often the bombs turn up, and only then decide whether to stay. Set a limit before you start and keep to it.

You can play Lucky Tank on Sky777 once you have the app, and the Sky777 game reviews cover the rest of the lobby.