The World Poker Tour Mystery Progressives Slot Machine Offers Big Jackpots

RENO, NV - The World Poker Tour® Multi-Level Progressive game has arrived! Games feature a combination of classic 5-reel slots and the chance to play against the top names on the World Poker Tour®
World Poker Tour Mystery Progressives Developed by IGT  and win big jackpots with the Heads-Up Hold 'Em bonus!

Game Features
-Features classic 5-reel slot base game play.
-Four 20-payline base themes with more games to follow.
-"Best strategy" suggestions during the bonus (when to re-draw or keep cards) for players with little or no Texas Hold' Em knowledge.
-Linked, multi-level progressive game play using the IGT Progressive Controller (IPC) can handle up to 63 games at once.
-Bells ring when a player enters the progressive bonus and signage is synchronized to bonus events.
-Includes light emitting diode (LED) backlit reels.
-Game top boxes include a 19-inch touchscreen LCD with illuminated bezel to display the bonus action and jackpot amounts.
-Generic topper is optional.

Game Play
-Players playing any bet amount and number of paylines are eligible for the thrilling Heads Up Hold 'Em bonus where they can win one of seven progressive awards and play against their favorite World Poker Tour® personality.
-Features a new 7-level progressive with a mystery trigger for the bonus game and a symbol-driven wide area progressive.
-Players are eligible to win one progressive level at a time, with a guaranteed level 7 win.
-Higher wagering optimizes player's chance of getting into the bonus.

World Poker Tour® Heads Up Hold 'Em multi-level progressive bonus:
-The bonus begins with the player being dealt a two-card hand out of a standard 52-card deck.
-The player may choose to "discard" the starting two cards and have two new cards dealt randomly from a new standard 52-card deck.
-Discarding and re-dealing may be done a maximum of two times.
-Five shared cards are dealt face-up and the best 5-card poker hand chosen from among the player's 2 cards and the 5 shared cards is compared to the best 5-card poker hand chosen from among the opponent's two cards and the 5 shared cards.
-If the player's hand is the better of the two, or the hands tie, the player advances to the next level; otherwise, the bonus ends and the player is awarded the value of the level attained.
-Winning all 7 levels awards the top (maximum) value.
-When the bonus is complete, the player wins the highest-level progressive award achieved with a winning hand.