It sounds like you’re asking about the **”Wanted Dead or a Wild” slot game** and its **bonus features**, particularly the **”Dead Bonus.”**

Here’s a breakdown of what that likely means:

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## **Game Overview**
**Wanted Dead or a Wild** is a Western-themed online slot from **Hacksaw Gaming**.
It’s known for its **dual bonus system** — one called **”Wanted Bonus”** and the other **”Dead Bonus”** — each with different features and volatility.

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## **Dead Bonus**
The **Dead Bonus** is one of the two main bonus rounds in the game.
Here’s how it generally works:

1. **Trigger:**
Land 3+ **skull scatter symbols** to enter the Dead Bonus.

2. **Gameplay:**
– You start with a set number of **free spins** (often 10).
– The reels have **sticky wilds** (represented by coffin symbols).
– Each time a coffin lands, it opens to reveal a **multiplier** (e.g., 1× to 10×) and stays sticky for the rest of the bonus.
– If multiple wilds contribute to a win, their multipliers are **added together** before applying to the win.

3. **Retrigger:**
Landing additional scatters during the bonus awards extra free spins.

4. **High Volatility:**
The Dead Bonus is typically higher volatility than the Wanted Bonus, with potential for bigger wins if multiple high-multiplier wilds stick on the reels.

## **Wanted Bonus**
For comparison, the **Wanted Bonus** is triggered by **3+ sheriff badge scatters**:
– Features **multiplier wilds** that increase with each spin (not sticky).
– Lower volatility but can still deliver solid wins.

## **Strategy Note**
If you’re playing and want the **Dead Bonus**, you’re aiming for **skull scatters**.
The game lets you choose between the two bonuses if you trigger both simultaneously (by landing 3+ of each scatter type).

## **Potential Wins**
Hacksaw Gaming slots often have high max win potential — in **Wanted Dead or a Wild**, the maximum win is **10,000× your bet**, and the Dead Bonus is where the biggest multipliers can stack up.

If you meant something else by **”dead bonus”** (like a specific casino promotion), let me know and I can adjust the info!

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