Play Area Link All the Luck

A single bonus in Area Link All the Luck by AreaVegas can run across two grids, multiply new prizes and collect their values through coloured Pots. Gold Coins offer another route into those respins, with a random combination of upgrades. We include this Irish-themed title among our online slots, where its five Lucky Charms give each bonus combination different rules. 

The Irish humour in Area Link All the Luck comes through in the oversized clothing symbols. A clover-covered top hat bends at the tip, and the green shoes curl upwards around their broad gold buckles. Both have the exaggerated proportions of cartoon props. Beside them, a beer mug overflows with foam, and a red toadstool has white spots across its cap. Celtic patterns decorate the coloured card ranks, giving these smaller symbols some detail of their own. The Rainbow Wild appears as a bright rectangle filled with tiny stars. 

Rainbow Wilds replace every symbol except Coins and can appear stacked, as well as forming their own paying combinations. 

Area Link Respins 

Coloured Coins can trigger three respins, with their colours determining the active upgrades. Pots lock in place, new arrivals reset the counter to three, and filling the board awards the Grand jackpot alongside the collected prizes. 

All the Luck 

Gold Coins collect into the Chest and can trigger an Area Link round with randomly selected Lucky Charm upgrades. Their appearance does not guarantee activation or require a fixed number of Coins. 

Orange Lucky Charm 

Each respin selects a 2x, 3x or 5x multiplier for newly landed Gold Pots. The multiplier applies once when they lock, leaving previously multiplied Pots unchanged. 

Purple Lucky Charm 

Purple adds a second bonus grid with its own respin counter. Each board continues until its positions fill or its respins run out, so one can finish before the other. 

Green Lucky Charm 

Green Pots collect new prize values and jackpots, then become Gold Pots. With Purple active, each collector only takes values from its own board. 

Blue Lucky Charm 

Blue Pots add their value to randomly selected Gold Pots and can increase the same recipient several times. Once those additions finish, the Blue Pot turns gold. 

Red Lucky Charm 

Red Pots receive a random prize increase on every respin after landing. They remain on the board, allowing their values to grow across subsequent attempts. 

Combined Lucky Charms 

Several upgrades can operate together, with Blue additions taking place before Green collections. When Orange and Purple combine, the same multiplier applies to new Gold Pots across both grids. 

The base game uses five reels, three rows and 20 fixed paylines. Paying combinations start on the leftmost reel and continue through adjacent positions along a line, with only its highest qualifying combination awarded. Wins on separate lines add together. Several Area Link titles appear in our online casino, and here the distinction lies in how coloured Coins and Gold Coins start different versions of the respin bonus. A Coin landing does not guarantee entry. The regular symbols handle line payouts, while those special symbols provide the opportunity to move into Pot collection.

• Area Link Luck keeps the Irish theme, with three Lucky Charms that add multipliers, prize collection or a second respin grid. 
• Area Link Bank Boss puts coloured piggy banks in charge of bonus upgrades, while Boss Coins can trigger a random combination of effects. 
• Area Link Phoenix takes prize collection into a lava-filled temple, where coloured eggs determine the upgrades available during respins. 

We see the strongest reason to choose Area Link All the Luck in how its upgrades interact. Blue additions happening before Green collections give the order of events a practical purpose, and Purple creates two separate boards to follow. That makes the bonus more involved than the base game’s straightforward line wins. AreaVegas also gives each colour a distinct job, although remembering all five takes some attention. Our view is that the game suits an interest in detailed respin rounds, particularly where several effects operate together. The Irish artwork explains the symbols quickly, but understanding the Pot colours takes a closer look at the rules.