Follow the process, not just the animation
Conceptual flow, not a real game result or a simulation of the complete rules.
Keep the matching decision separate from the replacement action. That distinction helps you read the rules without counting every visual movement as another round.
Track progression and reset separately
NetEnt describes a multiplier that develops with Avalanches and resets after a non-winning spin. Its product page also identifies a separate Free Falls feature.
Make separate notes for progression, reset and bonus entry. A statement about one does not answer the other two. The game’s applicable help panel is the place to confirm numerical values and any feature-specific exceptions.
A practical reading example
Imagine an explanation saying that symbols are replaced, then evaluated. Your first question is what makes the next layout qualify. Your second is what happens if it does not. Treat this as a way to interrogate the written rule, not a prediction of the next result or an observed play session.
How does this differ from Starburst?
Compare the follow-up action: symbol replacement versus an extra reel sequence. This comparison explains design; it does not rank the games by likelihood of winning. Read the Starburst profile and the mechanics comparison with that single question in mind.
Match the exact release
This profile concerns Gonzo’s Quest. Added wording such as a format name or subtitle can identify a different release. Before transferring any rule, use the studio and version checklist to match the complete title and source.
