Irish Party Leprechaun Party and the bar that fills under it
The second round in this game does not trigger. A progress bar fills while you are playing normally, and when it is full the round opens and leprechaun symbols merge into larger combinations. Red Rake Gaming describes it that way in its launch note, and our own notes on the title agree.
Inside the fusion round the symbols carry their own figures
An accumulator is not a trigger, and the difference is the point
Most slot features arrive on the spin that causes them: three scatters land, the round starts. This one does not work that way. A bar sits at the edge of the stage and fills gradually across ordinary play, and when it is full the round opens by itself. The spin on which it opens did not cause it; the spins before it did.
That makes the bar a real reading rather than decoration. It is the only part of the interface that tells you something about where the session has got to rather than about the spin in front of you. It is also the reason this round and the coin round feel so different despite sitting in the same game.
What the bar is filled by is the one thing neither the studio nor our own notes spell out. Both describe it as an accumulator in the main game and stop there. Rather than guess at the rule, this page says what both sources say and leaves the rest to the paytable inside the game, which is the only copy that matches the build you are looking at.
Merging, rather than holding
Inside the round, leprechaun symbols combine into larger forms. The coin round is about keeping positions still; this one is about joining them together, so the shapes on screen change as it runs rather than piling up unchanged.
Our capture of the round shows what that looks like in practice: the leprechauns carry their own printed figures, and a ladder of larger amounts runs down the side of the stage. The figures in a capture belong to the stake and the moment they were taken, so none of them is quoted here as a fact about the game — what the picture establishes is the shape of the round, not its values.
Both of this game's rounds end on their own terms and neither carries anything into the next. The bar starts again from empty; the coin round starts again from three.
The fusion round, as both sources describe it
Two sources describe this round and they agree. Where neither says anything, this table says so rather than filling the line.
How it opens
A progress bar in the main game fills completely
Red Rake Gaming, and our own notes agree
What happens inside
Leprechaun symbols merge into larger combinations
Red Rake Gaming
What fills the bar
Neither the studio nor our own notes state it
Check the paytable inside the game you are in
Carry-over
None. The bar starts from empty again
Our own notes on this title
The leprechaun is the theme, and the theme is crowded
Leprechauns, rainbows, pots of gold, a claddagh ring, a buckled boot, a pipe and a pint: the symbol set is the traditional one, and so is every other Irish-themed slot's. Red Rake Gaming alone has several, and the studio named this one so generically that the title collides with Irish politics, with a Dublin music show and with the party aisle of a supermarket.
That is a genuine problem for anyone trying to read about it rather than a point of style, which is why the studio's name sits next to the title in every heading on this site. If a page about this game does not say Red Rake Gaming somewhere near the top, there is a fair chance it is about a different game, or about no game at all.
Questions about the fusion round
How is Leprechaun Party activated?
A progress bar fills during ordinary play, and the round opens when that bar is complete. It is an accumulator rather than a trigger, so the spin it opens on is not the spin that caused it.
What happens inside the round?
Leprechaun symbols combine into larger ones. Red Rake Gaming describes it as a merging of leprechaun symbols into bigger combinations, and our own notes on the title say the same.
What fills the bar?
Neither Red Rake Gaming nor our own notes state it, so this site does not say. The paytable inside the game you are playing is the only copy that matches that build.
Does progress carry over between sessions?
Our notes on the title describe the bar as starting again from empty once the round has run. Nothing carries from one round into the next.
Is this the same thing as the coin round?
No, and they behave in opposite ways. The coin round holds positions still; this one merges them. The coin round is triggered by one symbol; this one opens from a bar that filled earlier.
A bar that fills on its own is still not a thing with a timetable. It records what has happened, and nothing about it can be brought forward.
