The Irish Game Pull Tabs

ABXplay — 702 titles with us, one of the widest shelves in our catalog — mostly ships reel games. The Irish Game Pull Tabs is the exception that tests the filing system: a pull-tab format, not a slot in any conventional sense.

What pull tabs means here

The name describes the mechanic: reveal-style tickets rather than spinning reels. Our database confirms no reel count, payline model or feature flags for it — consistent with a format that has none of those things. Given the category mismatch, we skip our usual slot-median comparison; measuring a ticket game against reel benchmarks would mislead more than it informs.

The undisclosed odds

No return percentage has surfaced through any source we ingest, and no variance rating. Reveal formats live and die on their prize tables, and this one's remains unpublished. The demo above shows the actual tab structure free of charge.

Who pulls these tabs

The format's natural crowd is the instant-resolution player: no near-miss choreography, no bonus-wheel theatre, just a ticket that answers immediately. That immediacy makes sessions quick — quicker than reel play — which is its own reason to fix a count of pulls in advance.

Tickets, tabs or reels, the house's percentage is the one constant in the room. Decide what the stack of pulls may cost before the first one tears. 18+.