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Pirots 3 is an ELK Studios grid slot listed by Paddy Power Games. The product page describes a 6-by-7 field where birds collect same-colour gems, with dynamite expanding the grid and a Train Heist feature. Those rules make the changing playfield the key detail to understand.
Game overview6 × 7 grid · colour-matching collection
Figures above are transcribed from the named product information. Check the game screen for the configuration you open.
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The public game information names the mechanics described here. Use the game’s own rules and paytable to confirm how the current version presents them.
The 6 × 7 field puts the emphasis on symbols and collection across a grid rather than a conventional reel-and-payline description. The product page says birds collect gems of the same colour. Read the symbol guide to see how a collection is counted and what changes when a bird or gem appears; the grid dimensions alone do not explain the full sequence.
Dynamite is described as a way to expand the grid. That makes it useful to separate the base field from an expanded state when reading the paytable and feature notes. The game’s interface should explain when expansion occurs and how the larger field affects the next part of play. Avoid assuming that an expansion changes every symbol or guarantees a particular collection.
Imagine a spin where the grid contains several gems in one colour and a matching bird. The game’s collection rules show whether those symbols satisfy the same-colour collection condition. If dynamite then expands the field, read the new grid state before interpreting the next result. This sequence explains how to follow a round without inventing a prize or claiming that a particular set of symbols will appear.
If the Train Heist feature is offered, pause at its instruction screen and note what action starts it. The product page confirms the feature name, while the exact interaction belongs to the version displayed in the game. The example is a reading guide: match the symbols to the rules, then follow the feature prompt on screen.
The Paddy Power page names a bonus game and the Train Heist feature. Treat those as separate terms until the on-screen rules show how they connect. A feature name can describe a mode, a collection stage or an award; the instructions inside the current game explain its exact role.
Before beginning, check whether the information panel gives a trigger condition, a selection step or a separate feature screen. The captured product details do not provide a euro stake range or a maximum-win figure, so neither is printed here. This keeps the guide centred on the named mechanics that are actually documented.
Paddy Power records 94% RTP and medium-high volatility on the Pirots 3 listing. RTP is a theoretical long-run measure for the listed setup, not a percentage returned during an individual visit. Volatility describes how outcomes may be distributed over time; it cannot tell you when a collection or special feature will occur.
Because the playfield can expand, keep the rules for the base grid and feature states clear in your mind rather than comparing a single result with the headline RTP. Use the displayed game information if it gives a different version value. A session limit set before play is more useful than trying to infer a next outcome from earlier spins.