Bustin’ Money

Similar Games:

Rich Little Piggies and Rich Little Hens

Risk Scale:

Red (losing 300 bets is possible, but it’s usually over well before that)

Minimum Play:

A little similar to Piggies and Hens, but more emphasis is on the green chest (the “ways” chest). Can also play something like 5x (blue chest) with at least 1,100 ways. Otherwise, at least 3,000 “ways” if you have a low number of free games.

Other:

Of the three games (Bustin’ Money, Rich Little Piggies, Rich Little Hens), this is the most different.

This one caught me off guard, as I didn’t realize what I was looking at initially. After doing a double take, it became clear this was either a clone or a direct descendant of Rich Little Piggies and Rich Little Hens.

And for Rich Little Piggies, I look for the free games pig to be 20 or higher, so I initially applied that logic here:

In my example, I had the red free games chest at 24 on a $1.50 bet. Ideally, you trigger multiple chests at once, I figured, which is how you make real money on Rich Little Piggies and Rich Little Hens.

After talking it over with a friend, he informed me the green “ways” chest is actually the most important of the colors. My example was still worth playing, but he noted, “You don’t even need the free games on the side to be high. It’s more about the middle chest with the ways. Unlike with Pigs/Hens, you can trigger the other chests in the bonus; that adds games. In fact, you don’t even necessarily want to hit all three at once.”

I now play when the “ways” start getting over 3,000, but you can work in other combos, such as something like 5x (blue chest) with at least 1,100 ways (green). Another combo example worth playing: 12 free games, 1,944 ways, 3x multiplier. That wouldn’t be a grand slam by any stretch, but it’s still a combo to start spinning.

What seemed like a straightforward game on the surface turned out to be more nuanced.

Here’s my video for this one, where I was learning on the fly (lean on the updated analysis above more than the video):