See Bunny bonds.

late 15c., agent noun from multiply.

The cumulatively reinforcing interaction between consumption and production that amplifies changes in investment, government spending, or exports. In other words, if businesses decide to increase inve [..]

A contest that pays out a certain multiplier of your buy-in (For instance, a $2 buy-in 5X contest will pay $10 to winners). Can also be a description of anticipated production for a player based on th [..]

Definition A number which indicates the magnitude of a particular macroeconomics policy measure. In other words, the multiplier attempts to quantify the additional effects of a policy beyond those tha [..]

A multiplier is an amount a winning spin is multiplied by. Multipliers usually are associated with free spins, scatter symbols, or another special feature or symbol.

A slot machine with a pay schedule where the pay schedule for each winning combination is multiplied evenly by each coin wagered.

This is a that multiplies your winnings by a specific amount

Multiplier refers to a bonus slot machine feature where payouts can be multiplied up to ten times on a bonus win. Near Miss

The amount a win is multiplied by. Most commonly seen on free spins.

a specific type of bonus slot feature where a payout is increased, usually between 2x and 10x. "I like this slot's multiplier

A slot machine that entitles players to a payout of up to ten times the original amount, if they manage to land a bonus win.

When in effect, multipliers will boost a player’s winnings on a given hit, multiplying the earnings by the offered multiplier.

A feature found on many games that allows you to multiply the end of ball bonus or a mode bonus by some factor, such as x2, x3, etc., if certain targets are hit enough times.  Some games will allow mu [..]

(arithmetic) A number by which another (the multiplicand) is to be multiplied. (economics) A ratio used to estimate total economic effect for a variety of economic activities.

(n) the number by which a multiplicand is multiplied

Defined indices that measure the direct and indirect economic effects of employment and income changes by sector of the economy.

 A ‘Multiplier’ is a type of contest that pays out a certain multiplier of your buy-in (For instance, a $2 buy-in 5X contest will pay $10 to prize winners).

In slots, this refers to a feature where payouts can be multiplied up to a certain amount of times.

A bonus feature in games such as slots where payouts are multiplied several times over.

Additional or second level effect of a programme over and above that resulting directly from programme funds.

Any variation on a scoring device, implemented to varying degrees in different shmups, which somehow multiplies the amount of points awarded for shooting enemies or collecting items, or both, when tak [..]

A number used to determine the impact of an event/project/industry on the economy. The ratio of total change in output or employment to the initial change (or direct change). For example, if an industry were to create 100 new jobs it would require materials and services from its supplying industries. If this increase in demand created 30 new jobs i [..]

A contest type that pays to the winner the predetermined multiplier amount. For example a 4X multiplier will pay the winners 4X their entry fee.

A league in which your prize is a multiple of your entry fee. This is based on the payouts. For example, in a 5x multiplier, the winners get paid out five times their entry fee. The higher the multiplier, the more risk and reward is involved.

A circuit with an output that represents the magnitude or product of the inputs. An Analog Multiplier picture is shown to the right.

The investment multiplier which quantifies the overall effects of investment spending on total income. The deposit multiplier which shows the effects of a change in bank deposits on the total amount o [..]