Symphony Fantasia Lock 2 Spin

Symphony Fantasia Lock 2 Spin Overview

Symphony Fantasia Lock 2 Spin is a classical-music slot from KA Gaming, released on 11 July 2024. It plays on 5 reels and 3 rows with 243 ways to win, and SlotCatalog lists bets from $0.88 to $88.

KA Gaming does not publish an RTP, a volatility rating or a maximum win for this title, and SlotCatalog lists all three as not available, so our data box leaves them open rather than guess. The numbers below come from our own demo session, played at a total bet of $66.

A Concert Hall of Great Composers

The reels sit inside an ornate gold frame on a deep red stage curtain, with “243 Ways” written down both sides. The premium symbols are portraits of famous composers in gilded frames: Beethoven with his wild hair, Mozart in a white wig, Bach, a bespectacled Schubert and a grey-bearded composer in a dark coat. The low symbols are the card ranks from 9 to A, drawn in a looping script.

The Wild is a sheet of handwritten music, and the scatter is a grand piano. In the free games the red curtain turns blue and the reels are framed in gold, so it is always clear which mode you are in.

The Paytable

The paytable is printed in cash for the current bet. At $66 the order is clear:

• Beethoven: $750 for five, $150 for four, $75 for three – five of them are worth about 11.4x the bet.
• Mozart: $375 / $75 / $37.50.
• Bach: $300 / $60 / $30.
• Schubert: $187.50 / $37.50 / $18.75.
• The grey-bearded composer: $75 / $15 / $7.50.
• A, K, Q, J, 10 and 9: $37.50 / $7.50 / $3.75 each.

Because this is a 243-ways game, each extra copy of a symbol on a reel multiplies the win. Our smallest capture was exactly one way of three Schuberts, $18.75, and a spin with two Schuberts on each of the first reels paid $75.00.

How the 243 Ways Work

There are no fixed lines. A win needs the same symbol on adjacent reels starting from reel 1, in any row, and every extra copy on a reel adds another way. Two Schuberts on reel 1 and one each on reels 2 and 3, for example, make two separate ways of three, and both are paid in full. That is why the same three-symbol win can appear on screen as a single amount or as a double one, depending on how the portraits are stacked.

The Wild helps in the same way. On our $37.50 spin two sheet-music Wilds, one on reel 2 and one on reel 4, sat alongside Schuberts on reels 1 and 3, and each Wild counted as a Schubert for every way that passed through it.

Scatters and Free Games

The grand piano pays anywhere on the screen: $330 for three, $660 for four and $3,300 for five at the $66 bet – that is 5x, 10x and 50x the stake. Three scatters also trigger the feature. In our session three pianos, one of them next to a Wild on the top row, paid $330 and brought up the message “You Won 10 Free Games”.

In the free games we saw a giant Bach filling the whole middle reel, with Bach portraits lined up across the top row. That spin showed a win of $600, and the round’s bonus counter had already passed $600 by then – roughly nine times the bet from a single feature.

Giant Symbols in the Base Game

The oversized portraits are not limited to the free games. In one base-game capture a tall Schubert covered two rows of reel 1 and a full-height Schubert filled reel 3, with a Wild in between. That spin paid $112.50, or 1.7x. A giant symbol counts on every row it covers, which is why these spins pay more than their symbol count suggests.

The giant symbols appeared on the first and middle reels in our captures, and in each case the portrait was Schubert or Bach. A full-height symbol on reel 3 is especially useful, because every way that reaches the middle of the grid passes through it.

The Lock 2 Spin Name

SlotCatalog lists a wider feature set for the game: a Bonus Game, Hold and Win, Respins, Remove Symbols and a Multiplier, alongside the free spins, scatters and Wild. We did not capture a hold-and-respin round, so we cannot describe how the “Lock 2 Spin” part of the name works, and we leave it at that rather than guess.

What the Session Did

Our captures in order: $18.75, $37.50, $75.00, $112.50 and the $330 scatter win, followed by the free games. Over these the balance moved between roughly $99,275 and $100,025 on the $66 bet – a narrow range for a session that included both base-game hits and a triggered feature. The typical line hit was one or two composer portraits, worth between a quarter and just under twice the stake.

The Numbers to Keep in Mind

With no published RTP or maximum win, the paytable is the most reliable guide. Five Beethovens pay 11.4x on a single way, but the biggest printed figure belongs to the scatter: five grand pianos anywhere on the screen pay 50x the bet before the free games even start. The gap between the composers is wide – five Beethovens are worth ten times as much as five of the grey-bearded composer – so which portrait lands matters more than in many ways games.

The giant symbols are the other factor to watch. Because they cover several rows, one oversized portrait on a middle reel can turn a modest combination into several ways at once.

Who Should Play It

Symphony Fantasia Lock 2 Spin suits players who like a calm, themed 243-ways game with a clear paytable and a straightforward scatter trigger. Music fans will enjoy spotting the composers; players who want published RTP and volatility figures before they play will not find them for this title.

Where to Play Symphony Fantasia Lock 2 Spin

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Symphony Fantasia Lock 2 Spin was listed in all six of our partner casino libraries when we checked on 24 September 2026.