Advantage Slots

Of all the games listed above with similar principles, that’s not even all of them. The only true clone is a rare one called Dancing Phoenix Soaring Dragon.

This one is often found on newer-looking bar games. As you can see below, you scroll to “slot” and it’s the first game, nestled nicely in the top-left corner to the left of Scarab. For this, like Scarab, you want to check every denom (1 cent, 2 cent, 5 cent) and bet within those denoms. You’ll also have to insert your voucher or cash to access every bet.

Once there, you’re looking for at least two coins in the first three columns, such as in the example below:

In this example, notice a coin in the fourth column as well. It’s not required, but it surely doesn’t hurt. You spin until you no longer have at least two coins in the first three columns or a wild reel, such as this below:

Now, you need to make sure there is at least one coin in that wild reel for it to be active for the next spin. If there’s no coin and the column has a wild reel, it will do nothing for you. It also must be in the first three columns.

Just for giggles, below is a dream find:

What makes it a dream? You’ll have a wild reel in columns one, three, four, and five for one spin. That’s an example of a can’t-miss spin that will pay huge, regardless of what shows up in column two.

As far as advantage games go, Golden Egypt is underchecked. It’s often at a bar and requires a voucher. It’s not exceedingly rare to find something like the example above and it’s one of my favorite games. You’ll consistently find plays without camping.

Below is its clone, Dancing Phoenix Soaring Dragon:

Something like that plays the same way, even if it looks quite different on the surface.

Here are some videos of the games in action: