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Slot game

Cool Catz

Watch the corner of the screen, not just the reels — that small live-updating bingo card is the tell that this is Class II, and the progressive won't pay unless you bet max.

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Fact sheet

  • Manufacturer: AGS (originally developed by Bluberi)
  • Release: unknown
  • Cabinet: unknown (GT5000/Skytower references found in sourcing apply to broader AGS cabinet lines, not confirmed specifically for Cool Catz)
  • RTP: unknown
  • Mechanic: standard

Known quirks

  • Historically, players must bet the maximum amount to be eligible for the progressive jackpots.
  • The game is available in 5-line and 20-line versions.

Recognition clues

  • Neon-lit, music-themed cabinet with cartoonish, funky cat characters
  • Small live-updating bingo card displayed in the left corner of the screen (Class II indicator)
  • Slot reels featuring felines and band instruments alongside the bingo card
  • Cabinet artwork and glass with neon cats wearing sunglasses and playing instruments

Photo checklist

  • Full cabinet shot showing the neon cat/music theme
  • Close-up of the bingo card in the left corner of the screen
  • Close-up of the reel symbols (cats, band instruments)
  • Bet level display, since max bet is required for progressive eligibility

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