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BONUS converts gold frames to wilds, with retention described for free games.
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BONUS converts gold frames to wilds, with retention described for free games.

JILI sets Golden Empire 2 in an Inca-themed Temple of the Sun, with a chieftain leading the presentation. The provider lists up to 32,400 connections and also gives 32,400 ways in its Paylines field. Its central feature statement is that a BONUS symbol converts gold frames into WILDs. A separate statement says that WILDs converted from BONUS in free games can remain on the board.
The description connects a changing disk and golden frames with continuous eliminations of combinations. Read the frame conversion and free-game retention as related but distinct parts of the provider’s explanation. One identifies a transformation associated with BONUS; the other identifies a condition under which the converted WILD can be kept. The free-game condition matters when interpreting persistence, because the provider attaches its retention statement specifically to that mode. An introductory image shows gold-framed symbols beside a WILD column and text describing the BONUS conversion. That panel is a useful visual companion to the frame rule when distinguishing an ordinary symbol from its highlighted frame.
The gallery’s character portrait shows a chieftain in a tall gold headdress holding a staff with a red tassel. A narrow background image places a stepped stone pyramid beneath a bright blue sky. The main board image contains columns of unequal visible symbol heights, gold outlines and carved mask symbols inside a temple setting. Its surrounding displays include Multiply and Free Game labels, giving visual markers for the mode and multiplier information. Another panel places a FREE GAME message in front of an illuminated stepped temple. Our illustration shows an Inca chieftain with a gold feathered headdress and staff before a stepped pyramid and sun disk. Illustration based on official game artwork; not a gameplay capture.
Match the Golden Empire 2 title with the BONUS conversion language, gold frames and free-game WILD retention when identifying the edition. The Golden Empire profile provides the original’s internal entry for readers comparing the titles. This sequel’s description supports the features above but does not explicitly identify which of them were added or changed from the original. For the matching rules, look for the relationship between a framed position, a BONUS symbol and the resulting WILD before interpreting retention. Read the ways label alongside the changing board presentation rather than using one pictured arrangement as the entire layout specification.
The material does not fully explain frame creation, the exact scope and duration of retained WILDs, or the complete conditions for entering and extending free games.
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An Inca chieftain with a gold feathered headdress and staff before a stepped pyramid and sun disk.

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