Advantage Slots

First, here’s what the game looks like:

If the purple and green add up to around 100, play until you hit one. You can also chase the blue by itself if it’s 80 or more. Notice the example above doesn’t meet any of those requirements.

The reds and blues are the easiest to hit and of course usually pay the least, but they do sort of have a Regal Riches/Prosperity Pearl feel with the wilds triggering at random. If either is eight or higher, I play until it hits. Again, the example photo misses the mark.

Combos are also in play. Something like a 70 blue with a 90 between the purple and green is worth it. Hell, even if I have 12 between the two wilds (light blue and red), I play. Some pros take those smaller wilds even lower. But the example photo doesn’t meet that requirement, either.

Also, you don’t need to click through each bet, as you can conveniently see everything at the bottom of the screen:

In the video linked at the end, I had a $6 bet and I was chasing a 53 purple/48 green. That could be pretty dangerous, especially on a big bet like that. I recommend having 300x the bet with you for that type of play, even though it would be hard to lose that much.

If you get three bonus symbols, you’re awarded either the green, purple, or blue. The range of the payouts can be all over the place, contributing to the overall volatility of this game. You can also trigger both small bags at once, which is why I never turn down a 12 combo between them. Some pros go as low as 10 between them.

Here’s my video for this one: