Slot game
Game King (Multi-Game)
That grid of selectable game tiles isn't just for show — on Ultimate X, multipliers earned on one hand of video poker roll into the next, which is exactly why players go looking for machines someone else just walked away from.
Game KingIGT Game King Multi-Game
Fact sheet
- Manufacturer: International Game Technology (IGT)
- Release: 1996
- Cabinet: Upright, Slant-Top, Bartop (G20, PeakBarTop, CrystalFlex), and CrystalDual 27
- RTP: unknown for physical cabinets; online Game King Video Poker is reported at 97.80% to 99.20%, which should not be read as a physical-cabinet figure
- Mechanic: persistent_state
Known quirks
- Players in land-based casinos search for abandoned Game King machines with active Ultimate X multipliers left on the screen by prior players ('vulturing').
Recognition clues
- Touchscreen display with a signature blue or purple grid layout listing selectable game titles
- Button deck with backlit mechanical buttons, including five dedicated hold buttons for video poker
- Available in classic upright, slant-top, or modern G20/PeakBarTop/CrystalFlex bartop cabinets, or CrystalDual 27
- On Ultimate X titles, a visible multiplier readout that can remain on screen between hands
Photo checklist
- Full cabinet shot showing the game-selection grid screen
- Close-up of the hold-button deck
- Close-up of any visible Ultimate X multiplier display on the screen
- Denomination/credit meter display
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- Exact entry criteria
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- Thresholds, counters, meter states, and edge conditions
- Field notes and play examples
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