Duck Hunt Extreme

Game rules

• Scatter pays and tumble — eight or more of a symbol pay wherever they sit on the 6×5 board; there are no lines and no fixed direction. Every winning symbol is removed, the ones above drop into the gaps and new ones fall in from the strip above the window. The board is re-read after each drop and keeps paying until nothing new forms, and every win in the chain adds up.
• MARSH GALLERY — the gallery bonus, in about 1 in 260 base rounds. Scatter count picks the room — dawn, storm or frost — and every gallery opens on an ammo crate pick that sets how many shells you carry into it.
• RETRIEVER ROUND — ante only. Not rare in the base game: unreachable in it, at any frequency. It is what the ante actually buys, and it lands in about 1 in 30 ante rounds.
• BLOOD MOON — a gallery room the ante alone can draw. No buy reaches it, and every publish audits that it never does.
• Mystery Gate — a gate that resolves to none, Super or Epic, reached naturally through the Marsh Cache Trail in about 1 in 1,112 base rounds. An Epic gate hands off to GOLDEN FLIGHT.
• PRIME SEASON — the rarest content in the game, in roughly 1 in 400,418 base rounds. It occurs naturally in base and ante and cannot be bought at any price, by design.
• DOUBLE DOG DARE (3× per spin) — an ante, not a buy: a standing per-spin cost that opens the RETRIEVER ROUND and the BLOOD MOON room, neither of which the base game can reach. It is access, not better odds — the return is identical.
• MARSH GALLERY (100×) — a guaranteed gallery, immediately. If a gallery is what you want, this is the entry that buys one.
• MYSTERY GATE (200×) — always plays the gate, which decides none, Super or Epic. It is not a gallery buy: it reaches a gallery slightly less than half the time, so a player after a gallery should take the 100× instead.
• EXTREME WHEEL CHALLENGE (2,000×) — one booked spin of a 20-wedge wheel, and the only entry that draws no board at all. Ten wedges read 0X and the booked zero rate is 33.738% — half the visible face is not half the chance, and the wheel presents a result the server has already chosen. A bigger prize is always rarer, and the smallest prize is 2,500× against a 2,000× entry, so every result that is not zero is real profit.