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No persistent meter, no collection mechanic to track here: just a classic 3-reel stepper where the Double Stars and Triple Stars wilds do the multiplying, red-white-and-blue Americana front and center.
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Triple Double Stars is a classic IGT three-reel mechanical slot built around a red-white-and-blue Americana theme, with Double Stars (2x) and Triple Stars (3x) multiplier wild symbols doing the work instead of any persistent meter or collection mechanic. It's been part of IGT's lineup since at least the early 2000s -- the company filed the trademark in July 2002 -- and has appeared in more than one hardware generation since, from the original upright S2000 mechanical-reel cabinet to a newer DiamondRS build with Diamond Glass technology. This preview covers the game's mechanics and history; the criteria that would make it worth a seat stay gated.
There's no bonus round, progress bar, or must-hit display to track here -- Triple Double Stars is a single-line or multi-line mechanical stepper where landing a Double Stars or Triple Stars wild multiplies whatever line win it completes by 2x or 3x. IGT's own trade-press coverage names it as one of only four classic S2000-platform three-reel base games selected for the company's 2008 'Diamond Jackpots' multi-level progressive lineup -- alongside Triple Red Hot 7s, Double Times Pay 3X4X5X, and Super Times Pay -- describing all four as sharing that same multiplying-wild-symbol design in their standalone single-line versions.
The classic version runs on IGT's upright S2000 cabinet, a genuine mechanical spinning-reel machine rather than a video reel display. IGT later paired the game with a companion title, Triple Double Lucky 7's, on its newer DiamondRS mechanical-reel cabinet, which uses Diamond Glass display technology and offers player-selectable 1, 5, or 9 paylines with what IGT describes as frequent 2x and 3x multiplier wins. On that bundle's one-line base game, landing a Triple Star combination specifically awards the grand jackpot -- a detail confirmed in IGT's own product materials rather than a rumor.
In 2024, IGT released 'Wheel of Fortune Diamond Spins Triple Double Stars,' built on the same Double Star/Triple Star symbol set as the original. Trade press coverage of that release documents the multiplier-stacking logic directly: 2x multiplying wild symbols combine with the double- and triple-star symbols to award up to a 9x multiplier on a single spin, which gives a useful sense of how the underlying math is designed to compound rather than pay flat amounts.
This isn't an online-only or discontinued title -- community-submitted sightings on physical-cabinet locator sites place it at real casinos including El Cortez Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort, and Paris Las Vegas, confirming the game (and its DiamondRS successor) are still in active rotation on modern floors alongside newer video slots.
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