Aztec Banner / Pegasus Banner
HOW THE ADVANTAGE WORKS: 
- Aztec Banner and its companion, Pegasus Banner, feature four card symbols (spade, heart, diamond and club) above the reels. When a 2-high banner card symbol lands fully on the reels, it activates the corresponding card symbol above for the next seven spins. Each activated card symbol that lands on the reels below gets replaced with a sliding banner. At the end of each spin, all of the sliding banners open up to reveal a random identical symbol. If the spade, heart, diamond and club symbols are all activated, that means when those symbols land on the reels below, they all get replaced with the same matching symbol, which can lead to big line hits.
 
- Any three of the card symbols above the reels are activated (look for a meter below the card symbol indicating how many spins are remaining).
 - If you want to be more aggressive, you can play if there are two card symbols activated with five or more spins remaining in both. This is a higher variance play, but the times you get a third activated card symbol will more than make up for your losses.
 
Additional notes
- This is a low-cost play that you will likely lose money on the majority of times you play. But you will occasionally get huge line hits with the premium symbols that will more than cover your losses.
 - This isn’t an all-ways-pay game, so you need to form line hits.
 - A full screen of sliding banners can pay up to 240x if it reveals the premium symbol. I’ve never gotten that before, but I have had 100x line hits.
 - Landing a 2-high banner symbol for a card symbol that is already activated will reset the spins remaining on that counter back to seven.
 - You can look directly on the bet pad to see how many of the card symbols are activated. I recommend checking any time you see two.
 - This game usually comes in multiple denominations, so be sure to check them all for plays.
 
	



