Multiplier Row
Five multiplier shutters sit directly above the reels, creating a separate numerical state that changes on spins and grows through Collect bottles in respins.
Multiplier Row overview
Heartbreakers is a Pragmatic Play slot with five reels, four rows and 20 paylines. Five multipliers appear above the reels, and green, red and yellow Collect bottles interact with those values through separate calculations.
Three Heart Scatters activate three respins. Each bottle resets the counter to three and changes the multiplier above its reel. When the feature ends, all five top values are added and applied to the total bet.
One multiplier belongs to each reel
The multiplier row contains five positions aligned precisely with the five reels below. A value shown in the first shutter belongs to reel one, while the last shutter belongs to reel five. This positional relationship is central because green and red bottle outcomes use the multiplier above the reel where the bottle lands.
The shutters use purple panels, gold borders and large cream numbers. They are visually separate from card ranks and premium symbols on the 5x4 field. Even when stage lights and character artwork fill the screen, the five values remain grouped into one clear horizontal strip.
Values can range from x1 to x100
On every base-game spin, each multiplier can display a value up to x100. The five positions are independent, so one screen can show a mixture such as x2, x10, x25, x1 and x1. Another may present several lower values or a higher number near the outside reel.
Because the top row refreshes with the spin state, the value above a bottle’s reel matters as much as the bottle colour. The interface communicates that connection through vertical alignment rather than connector lines or a detached calculation panel.
Collect bottles use the row differently
A green bottle applies the multiplier above its own reel to the total bet. A red bottle includes a random multiplier up to x100, then multiplies that value by the multiplier over its reel. A yellow bottle uses the sum of all five top-row multipliers.
These three behaviours give the row local and global roles. Green and red are tied to one reel position, while yellow reads the complete row. The same five numbers can therefore produce different feature calculations depending on which bottle colour appears.
Respins turn the row into persistent progress
In the respin feature, all five multipliers begin at x1. Bottle symbols increase the value above the reel where they land, and every bottle returns the respin counter to three. The values remain visible as the feature continues, recording progress across multiple respins.
When no respins remain, all five final values are added and the sum is applied to the total bet. This turns the row from a set of individual reel modifiers into one combined total. The x10,000 maximum and listed RTP configurations describe the wider product profile.
Heartbreakers at a glance
Multiplier Row questions
Who created Heartbreakers?
Heartbreakers is a video slot from Pragmatic Play.
What grid does Heartbreakers use?
The main game uses five reels and four rows.
How many paylines are available?
Heartbreakers uses 20 paylines.
Which RTP settings are listed?
The listed configurations are 96.53%, 95.53% and 94.55%.
What is the maximum win?
The maximum is x10,000 the bet.
How large can a top multiplier be?
Each reel can show a multiplier from x1 to x100.
What does a green bottle do?
It applies the multiplier above its reel to the total bet.
What does a red bottle do?
It carries a random value up to x100 and multiplies it by the value above its reel.
What does a yellow bottle do?
It applies the sum of all five top-row multipliers to the total bet.
How does the respin feature begin?
Three Scatter symbols activate the feature.
How many respins are awarded initially?
The feature begins with three respins.
What resets the respin counter?
Every green, red or yellow bottle resets the counter to three.
Does Heartbreakers have a mobile layout?
Yes. The HTML5 interface adapts to phone and tablet screens.