Lines

Lines is an instant win game from Hacksaw Gaming's Dare2Win™ family. Each round is configured through adjustable lines and targets, giving the player control over how many lines are active and how much risk is attached to the setup.

The published game data lists variable volatility, a maximum win of 5,000x and six RTP configurations. The central idea remains straightforward: choose the targets, place the bet and succeed on every active line to receive the displayed payout.

A round can use one, two or three lines. Each line runs from 1 to 100, with an adjustable slider that can be positioned anywhere from 2 to 98.

Lines opens with one active line by default. Additional lines can be introduced with the on-screen plus button, while the X button removes lines that are no longer wanted. This makes it possible to change the structure of the next round directly from the main interface.

Each active line receives its own target. Moving a target higher increases the overall payout, but it also raises the risk of the line failing to reach the required point.

After BET is selected, a bar fills each active line. Every bar must match or exceed its chosen target for the round to pay. If two lines succeed but a third misses its target, the entire round ends without a payout.

The payout for the current configuration appears above the lines. This allows the potential return to be reviewed before starting the round rather than leaving the value hidden until the result.

The displayed payout is multiplied by the current stake to determine the potential prize. Hacksaw Gaming lists the maximum win for Lines as 5,000x the stake.

Lines is listed with RTP configurations of 98.00%, 97.00%, 96.00%, 94.00%, 92.00% and 88.00%. Because several figures are published, it is worth checking which RTP value is shown for the version being viewed.

The volatility is described as variable, with the player's choices shaping the level of risk. Raising targets increases both the potential payout and the chance that an active line will miss its requirement.

Autoplay can run repeated rounds without requiring BET to be selected each time. Turbo mode shortens the presentation for players who want to see each line resolve more quickly.

These controls change how rounds are played through rather than altering the basic rule. Whether the game is running manually, through Autoplay or in Turbo mode, every active line still needs to reach its target.

The Auto tab includes responsible gaming controls for setting win and loss limits during an Autoplay session. These limits provide stopping points while repeated rounds are active.

It is particularly useful to review these settings before combining Autoplay with Turbo mode, since both options reduce the amount of manual input required between results.

The Lines demo provides a practical way to compare different configurations. Start with the default single line, move its slider between lower and higher targets, and note how the displayed payout responds before adding a second or third line.

When testing multiple lines, watch the all-lines requirement closely. The most important details to review are the selected targets, the payout displayed above them, the active RTP configuration and the effect of the Autoplay and Turbo controls.