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Diamonds

Learn which five-gem matching sets pay and how to read the return.

Five gems are revealed, each drawn from seven gem types. The pattern of matching gems determines the payout. You do not hold, exchange, or choose the gems.

  1. Read the matching-set paytable and choose a wager.
  2. Place the bet.
  3. Wait for all five gems and identify the final matching set.
  4. Read the gross return and net result.

The highest matching category determines the return. Gem order does not matter, and category payouts do not stack.

Final setWhat it meansGross multiplier
Five of a kindFive matching gems336×
Four of a kindFour matching gems15×
Full houseThree of one type and two of another5×
Three of a kindThree matching gems; no pair among the other two2.5×
Two pairTwo matching pairs of different types1.2×
One pair or no matchNo higher category0×

Minimum paying set: two pair. A single pair returns nothing.

With a 10-unit wager:

Final setGross returnNet result
Two pair12+2
Full house50+40
One pair0−10

There is no redraw to improve a losing pair.

Example amounts use generic currency units; the currency’s precision determines final rounding.

  1. Learn the minimum paying category: two pair.
  2. The symbols use poker-like grouping but do not create a poker decision. Larger stakes scale exposure, and earlier gem patterns do not forecast a later draw.

This game borrows the vocabulary of matching sets. It is an instant draw, distinct from Video Poker’s hold-and-replace decision.

No. The game counts matching gem types across all five positions; their order does not matter.

No. Two pair is the lowest paying set; one pair returns zero.

Are suits or gem monetary values involved?

Section titled “Are suits or gem monetary values involved?”

The seven identities define matching groups, not separate item values.

For any unresolved round, use confirmed game status rather than animation or elapsed time as the result. Current currency, available balance, and wager limits are shown by the game.