Slot machine advantage play

[lazydeuce]

There is a new fairly batch of beatable slot machines by Spielo........Cash Eruption, Wild Mermaid trigger tiles, Jungle Riches trigger tiles, Mystical Wanta Wilds stay, and Egyptian Dreams Wilds Stay.

I'm looking for these games in any casino.......and also the IGT Reel Edge Slots with the names: Falling Stars and Blood Life.

These are very lucrative games and I will trade info on how to beat them with info on where they may be around the United States and Canada. E-mail me or just post on this thread.

   Thanks

[alpax]

I have seen Wild Mermaid trigger tiles and Jungle Riches trigger tiles at Morongo Casino in Cabazon, CA. They have a few other Spielo games as well, but I do not remember. The main Spielo game that is being promoted is the Sphinx 3D game. They also have other branded slots from Multimedia Games and Ainsworth, as in a traditional casino has mostly WMS, Aristocrat, Bally's, and IGT.

Not sure how you plan on beating them but I interested in what you have to say, but Morongo offers pretty generous slot club cash back at 0.33%, but the mailers are rated on a curve. Their penny slots pay as good as their nickel slots.

I'll check if the other local casino Pechanga has them or not.

[lazydeuce]

Thanks alpax. Here is an explanation of how to beat Cash Eruption: I'll discuss the others in my next post.

If the small and medium meters add up to $60.00 or more, play it until at least one of the meters is randomly triggered, then you'll have to re-evaluate the other meter....If it's above 18.00 or 46.00 keep playing until it goes off. These Cash Eruption meters are fast moving.....at the 50-cent/spin denom., the small meter moves at almost 1 penny/spin.....and the medium meter moves at about 1 penny every 2 spins. There is also a large meter, but I don't pay attention to it unless it's over $450.00.
The meters ranges are: small: $10.00-$20.00, medium: $30.00-$50.00, and large: $250.00-$500.00. There is also a money multiplier offered most of the time after each meter is triggered, which is important because that multiple will often be the difference between a small loss or a profit for the player. You'll have the option of choosing 1 out of 6 blocks to reveal multipliers ranging from 1X(take win), 2X, 3X, and 5X. Good luck.

[alpax]

I've also seen Blood Life Legends there too as of last week. I tried the game, did horrible on the bonus game where you control the bat with an arcade joystick. If I tried it a few more times I'd think I could get better.

They advertise it has a skill-based bonus on the slot screen. I've lost too much money trying to land the bonus in the past. I never gave it another chance.

[djc32]

E-mail me or just post on this thread.

   Thanks

I wanted to send you an email, but since you are a basic member I wasn't sure how?

[lazydeuce]

I'm not sure about this site's rules about posting my e-mail address, so until I find out for sure I'll just stick to posting on this thread.

alpax, I've never played the Reel Edge slots but I heard from a reliable source of mine that it was a beatable game, with practice.

The next games you should try are those trigger tiles when you get a chance. The game comes in 5 denominations ranging from 50 cents to 2.50. Right next to the denom. buttons will be another set of buttons with what will look like random numbers on them ranging from 1 to 20. Those numbers actually indicate how many more tiles need to be broken before getting into the bonus round. Anytime you see the number 1, that game is a positive play. 2's 3's 4's and 5's can be plays also, as long as they are not located in the last column(5).
The way that the remaining tiles are blown up is by lining up winning spins on those tiles, which are shaded darker when they haven't been destroyed yet. You'll see a column of beads on the far right of the screen, which corresponds to the number of tiles which have been blown up.
You'll notice when you play that most of the time when there is just 1 tile remaining to be blown up, that it will be located in the last column, which makes it more difficult to reach with a winning spin.
However, the scatter win(where you need just 2 diamonds or 2 treasure chests, depending on whether you're playing Jungle Riches or Wild Mermaids) will often bail you out. And if you're really lucky the game will go into a vibrating mode where 1 tile will just blow up on its own.
The bonus round consists of 5 initial free spins, but they can increase as the sticky wilds(flamingos or jellyfish) drop down and add more free games. Sometimes you don't see any wilds drop down...and your bonus will be a disappointing 5 spins and done. But sometimes you can get 60-70 free spins. I've had it go over 100 spins a couple of times and have seen another player go over 200 spins, but that is rare. The average is about 15 spins or so. Whenever the wilds appear in columns 3-5 the sticky wilds will be in clusters of 4......but in column 2 the sticky wild is by itself. Keep in mind also that the games' wild symbols(gorilla or mermaid) can also appear and help.....and these wild symbols are 4 blocks tall and can take up the whole column if they land just right. BTW, you can freeze-spin these games to speed up play if you wish.

Good luck and let me know how you do.

[alpax]

Neptune treasure
Gold master
Uncovering Egypt
Wild Unicorn
Sun spirit
Knight's Tale
Icarus the journey

I am at the Morongo casino. I spotted these other games from Spielo

[lazydeuce]

Alpax, I've looked at some of those and saw no advantage.....but it bodes well for you that the Morongo seems to like Spielo brand machines.

I'm wondering if you might tell me more about the Reel Edge games(Blood Life and Falling Stars). How many games, the denomination, etc.?

Also, how many trigger tiles, wild-stays and cash eruptions?


I'll tell you how to beat the Wild-Stays right now. They come in 2 types of themes: Egyptian Dreams and Mystical Manta. They also come in 5 denominations, ranging from 50 cents through $2.50, and sometimes $5.00. Unlike the other games, you'll need to insert at least a 5.00 bill into these machines to allow yourself to scroll through the screens. A ticket voucher works also, but the ticket amount has to be at least as much as the highest denomination (if you wish to check all the denominations), which you will want to do.

You are looking for wild symbols which were not used by the previous player....and you're hoping that these wild symbols are in clumps or clusters of 3 or more. Through my extensive play of these machines I've sort of developed a threshold of what is and is not a positive play. There is no math here unfortunately...it is based solely on my own empirical study of this game.
Here are my minimum standards: I've determined that if there are at least 4 wild symbols in the last 2 columns(columns 4 and 5) then the game is a play. Any single wild symbol in columns 2 or 3 is also a play. Keep in mind that the play is done when you use the wild symbols because they disappear once they are part of a winning spin. Also keep in mind that you can often create a better play when more wild symbols are randomly added during the course of playing this game. You'll have to constantly re-evaluate your situation as more wilds are occasionally added.....and your winning spins are knocking out the wild symbols.
The random bonus rounds on this game can be very lucrative....and it occurs when 3 bonus symbols occur anywhere in the 1st three columns(one symbol in each column and they do not need to be lined up on a pay-line).
You'll get 10 spins at 2X....and the last column(5) will be filled with wild symbols that are 3X their usual value. The key is to reach that last column with a winning spin.....and you are hoping for wild symbols to appear in columns 3 and 4 to better enable that to happen. I've won over $100.00 during these bonus rounds several times, and the potential is much greater.

One more thing, you are rooting for clusters of mantas or jaguars(depending on the game) to appear and knock out your wild symbols because they pay the best. There is the potential for hundreds of dollars on the higher denominations. Good luck.

[alpax]

Thanks for sharing! I'd figured all those games I listed were negative expectation games.

There is also

Wild Blast
1491
Alexander of Macadonia

I tried a little of the Deal or No Deal Las Vegas by Spielo that just came on the floor earlier in the week I was told.

There are a few more wild stay games with different themes, but I did not write them down, I'll write it next time. I specifically looked for Cash Eruption but did not find any out of their 3000 slots. The casino is more known for its slots than table games or video poker.

As for the Blood Life, I believe it was a penny denomination game where there are 40 lines, multipliers from 1x, 2x, 3x, 5x, and 10x. There are 2 of them in front of hotel registration. Right next to it is a turtle game, forgot what it was called, but you do control the joystick for that as well just like blood life.

[VP_vp]

Sounds kind of like Ultimate X where you look for machines that "clueless" patrons have left a bonus waiting to be hit. Or a high progressive on a normally -ve EV VP machine.