Advantage Slots

I’ve never played the non-advantage versions of this game before, but I’d often see Heidi in Bier Haus in various casinos. She was hard to miss! Now, we have Ingrid, Sofia, Emilia, and Gretchen:

This is a new game for me, but the two folks I spoke to had similar recommendations: 17 or 18 combined. You can see the example above has 15 combined (5x+5x+0x+5x), so it would be just short of a play.

There’s also another version of this game that I don’t have footage of yet, but it plays similarly and has a familiar look. It’s called Mai Tai Money and has fancy drinks with multipliers rather than beer glasses.

But why do the multipliers matter?

There are two different bonuses you can hit: three bonus symbols give you free games, or six wheels give you a wheel spin, where your multipliers end up factoring in. Line hits in this game appear weak, which is a good sign for an advantage game, as you don’t want the ability to smash line hits taking away from the advantage aspect (looking at you, Buffalo Link).

Once you land the six wheels, the multipliers you have banked transfer to one wheel spin. So if you have 5x across the board, let’s say, that wheel spin is going to be much higher on average than something fully reset. Still, even if you did find something maxed out, I don’t see the advantage in this game being all that high.

Once you land a wedge (green, red, yellow, or blue), that color’s multipliers will reset to zero. The other multipliers will remain intact. To increase the multipliers, you’ll have to continue spinning in the base game before the bonus. However, make sure you aren’t spinning on anything lower than 17, which is admittedly quite high, but I’m keeping the recommendation high because the advantage on this game appears slim to begin with.

From what I can tell, the multipliers cap at 5x, so the best you could find would be 20x:

Here’s my video for this one, where I was trying to learn the game on the fly and was playing it too low: