FA CHAI / SLOTS
Super Elements: Golden Symbols and Extra Bet
Super Elements is a FA CHAI slot whose feature summary connects eliminated Golden symbols with Wilds. Its Extra Bet setting is another important part of the description, because a changed feature setting must be read together with the selected total stake.
The Golden symbol has a before and an after
FA CHAI describes eliminated Golden symbols becoming Wilds, alongside combination sequences. The transformation is tied to an event; it is not simply a different name for every gold-coloured symbol visible on screen.
Follow the sequence in the rule sheet: which symbols qualify, what eliminates them and how the resulting Wild participates. That sequence is more informative than a summary that says only “more Wilds”.
Extra Bet needs a cost comparison
The supplier description says Extra Bet doubles the starting multiplier. It does not provide a complete price schedule in that summary. A multiplier claim alone is not enough to judge the cost of activating the setting.
Compare the total stake shown before and after changing the option. For example, a hypothetical setting that changes PHP 10 to PHP 15 costs PHP 5 more per paid round. Those amounts are an illustration, not Super Elements pricing. An increased feature value is not the same as an improved personal return.
Do not borrow the sequel's specifications
FA CHAI also lists Super Elements 2. The sequel has its own feature description. Numbers advertised for that title should not be placed beside the original cover as if they described the same release.
Keep the original title and current information panel in any support or comparison record. A browser search that drops the number from a title can otherwise send you to the wrong rule explanation.
Common questions
Is Extra Bet the same as a free promotion?
No. It is a game setting described by the supplier. Its price and operation belong to the game rules, not a welcome-offer headline.
Does this page confirm an RTP or bet range?
No. Those values need a verified configuration-specific source; the public feature summary is not a complete paytable.
Separate the symbol change from the cost
Read the Golden-to-Wild transition and compare the actual total cost of any changed setting. Keep the original and sequel separate when recording specifications.