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I was playing the Dragon Link and it took around $100 plus the little win amount generated to initiate the bonus round via collecting 6 orbs in the generated reel. So close to 200 spins. 1 Cent Denomination , $0.50
I was playing the Dancing Drums and it took around $300 plus the win amount generated to initiate the bonus round. So close to 600 spins. 1 Cent Denomination , $0.88
I know slot machines are based on RNG but we never saw back to back Royal Flushes in Video
poker etc.
So I'm willing to give it about 60 - 70 spins which is the average of hitting one bonus.
tuttigym
Quote: tuttigymI asked this question on another thread. No one responded, so, there are machines that actually allow one line play for a penny. Those machines have a max of twenty lines plus. If someone played a machine for just one cent, would the bonus round still occur within that machine's "normal" cycle or would the machine read the coin in to either delay or omit the bonus round?
tuttigym
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I'm not an insider, but I don't believe that would be the case. I think most slots where they allow down to a one penny bet requires that the bonus symbol hit on the paid payline. Most of the newer games have a penny per line minimum to avoid those sorts of problems and allow the bonus symbols to be scatter pay.
Quote: rsactuaryQuote: tuttigymI asked this question on another thread. No one responded, so, there are machines that actually allow one line play for a penny. Those machines have a max of twenty lines plus. If someone played a machine for just one cent, would the bonus round still occur within that machine's "normal" cycle or would the machine read the coin in to either delay or omit the bonus round?
tuttigym
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I'm not an insider, but I don't believe that would be the case. I think most slots where they allow down to a one penny bet requires that the bonus symbol hit on the paid payline. Most of the newer games have a penny per line minimum to avoid those sorts of problems and allow the bonus symbols to be scatter pay.
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I am sure you are correct, however, some older machines like Whales of Cash still allow bonus symbols (active) on other than the pay line.
tuttigym
Quote: rsactuaryI know that Stinkin' Rich does this. And in the bonus you get paid out on all lines. They actually advertise that as a feature.
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So is the spin "count" calculable, i.e., 75 spins at a penny then jump to max play and hit the bonus say within 50 or so spins??
tuttigym
I saw one person betting $5 a spin on a penny machine, she won 180,000 credits or more on a couple of back to back bonus rounds, but at 500 credits a spin she was down 150,000+ credits within 45 minutes. 300X bet lost easily.
Quote: tuttigymQuote: rsactuaryI know that Stinkin' Rich does this. And in the bonus you get paid out on all lines. They actually advertise that as a feature.
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So is the spin "count" calculable, i.e., 75 spins at a penny then jump to max play and hit the bonus say within 50 or so spins??
tuttigym
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No. it's all random.