Inside the Lockdown

The bonus game is where legends are made. From Jumping Wilds to massive multipliers, here is everything you need to know to hit the max win.

How to Trigger Lockdown Spins

To enter the Lockdown Spins, you need to land 3, 4, or 5 Bonus Symbols anywhere on the reels during the base game.

  • 3 Scatters Start with 1 Jumping Wild
  • 4 Scatters Start with 2 Jumping Wilds
  • 5 Scatters Start with 3 Jumping Wilds (Max Potential)
Bonus Round Screenshot

Key Bonus Mechanics

Jumping Wilds

These Wilds stay on the screen for the entire bonus round. They jump to a new random position with every spin. If a Jumping Wild lands on a reel with a Razor Split, its multiplier doubles (up to 512x).

Razor Split

When an Enhancer Cell reveals a Razor Split, it splits all symbols on that reel into two. If you get multiple splits, the number of winning ways explodes into the millions.

Mystery Inmate

Before the bonus starts, a random high-paying inmate symbol is selected. This symbol receives a multiplier, further boosting potential payouts when it connects with Wilds.

The Bonus Buy Menu

San Quentin is famous for its high-cost Bonus Buy options (Nolimit Bonus). Availability depends on your jurisdiction.

Standard
100x Bet

Guarantees 3 Bonus Symbols and 1 Jumping Wild.

Volatility: High

Advanced
400x Bet

Guarantees 4 Bonus Symbols and 2 Jumping Wilds.

Volatility: Very High

Max Risk
Psycho Manhunt
2,000x Bet

Guarantees 5 Bonus Symbols and 3 Jumping Wilds. The ultimate gamble.

Volatility: Extreme

How to hit the Max Win (150,000x)

To achieve the legendary 150,000x payout, you almost certainly need to be in the Lockdown Spins with 3 Jumping Wilds active. The dream scenario involves:

  1. Unlocking all Enhancer Cells.
  2. Jumping Wilds landing on reels with Razor Splits multiple times to maximize their multipliers (up to 512x).
  3. Connecting these high-multiplier Wilds with the top-paying inmate symbol (Beefy Dick).

* In San Quentin 2: Death Row, the max win is increased to 200,000x, achieved through similar mechanics but with the addition of xSplit 2.0.