Lord of the Ocean Paytable Symbols on a 10-Line Slot

Two Bases on One Screen

Two different bases sit on the same paytable, and mixing them is the commonest error.

The nine ordinary symbols pay a multiple of the bet on one line. The gate pays a multiple of everything you staked that spin. The client makes this easy to miss because it shows money rather than multipliers. At 0.10 across ten lines, Poseidon's five-symbol row reads 50.00. The gate's five-symbol row reads 20.00. Only the arithmetic tells you those two numbers come from different places, and that is where most symbol lists go wrong.

Keep the two apart and the rest of the table is simple. Mix them up and a 20.00 scatter row turns into a 2,000 per-line claim the client never made, which is how the bad numbers spread.

Four Symbols Pay from Two

Four symbols start paying from two in a row, which most symbol lists drop. Poseidon pays 0.10 for a pair at our stake. The mermaid, the chest and the statue each pay 0.05.

The Full Table as the Client Shows It, at 0.10 on Ten Lines

Figures current as of 8 Oct 2026; the operator's live terms prevail.

The card symbols never pay from a pair, so a list saying otherwise has not opened the screen.

Four payers out of nine.

The Gate Does Both Jobs

The gate is the wild and the scatter at once. Poseidon is simply the top payer. A panel headed SUBSTITUTES FOR sits beside it on the same screen. All nine payers are listed underneath it. The gate is the symbol doing the substituting.

Three or more gates anywhere award ten free games. One of the nine payers is then drawn at random. That symbol expands across a whole reel for the rest of the feature and pays even on non-adjacent positions. The client also states a limit catalogues rarely mention: the gate cannot stand in for that expanding symbol while the free games run. So the symbol that substitutes for everything in the base game stops substituting at the moment it would matter most.

What the Lines Do to the Values

Playing fewer lines moves every number on the screen. The client says so itself, in a line reading that the paytable always shows the prizes for the currently selected bet and number of lines. That is why a figure copied from one site rarely matches another.

Our values are all taken at 0.10 across ten lines, which puts 0.01 on each line.

Change the line count and the whole column moves.

Converting the Screen into Per-Line Multipliers

It Matches the Austrian Document

Our reading of the screen matches a document no casino wrote. Austria's state operator publishes binding game conditions for this title. Every row above lines up with it: 5,000, 2,000, 750, 150 and 100 per line. The gate sits at 200, 20 and 2 of the total stake. Where a document published by a state operator and a live client agree row for row, the numbers are about as solid as anything gets in this corner of the web.

Two independent sources, one table. We do not recommend trusting any symbol list that gives a single column of numbers without saying which base it used. A good half of the figures you meet online are per-line values quietly relabelled as stake multiples.