Tally Ho on 918Kiss: pilots, medals and vintage fighter planes

"Tally ho" was the call RAF fighter pilots used when they spotted the enemy, and this 918Kiss slot runs with it. Vintage fighter planes fly across the sky behind the reels, and the symbols are the kit and people of a wartime air base.

The earlier page said the game is easy to start: press Spin and wins pay left to right by the paytable. That part is true of the controls, which are the same 20-line set used on many 918Kiss slots.

Symbols on the reels

In the screenshot above, a pilot in a leather helmet looking out of his cockpit appears on reels two and three, stacked on reel three. Next to him are a gold medal on a striped ribbon, a flight map with two dog tags and a string attached, and a woman officer in a blue uniform and cap. The card values (K, Q, J, 10, 9) are drawn in muted khaki, green and purple.

The other screenshot shows the fighter plane symbol, a green monoplane, in the bottom-left corner.

Reading the panel

• Top: Balance, Bet and Win in olive-framed boxes; Back and menu on the right.
• Under that: Minor, Random Jackpot and Major counters. They change with play and are displays only.
• Small text: "20 Lines selected" and "0.01 Bet per line", so each spin costs 0.20.
• Bottom: LINES and BET, each with minus and plus.

The winning capture says "You won on 4 lines" and "You won 0.02 on line 10", with 0.22 in the Win box.

Before you play

This is a steady-looking game with no special screen in our captures, so the paytable is where you'll find any bonus rules. If you like the wartime look, Victory goes back further, to the age of sail. The 3Win8 version is covered on the Tally's Ho page, and the 918Kiss platform page explains credit and withdrawals.

You can get a 918Kiss game ID to try it.

Only for adults 18+. Online gambling is restricted in Malaysia; play with a fixed amount and stop when it's gone. See responsible gaming.