With reels 3 to 5, especially 5, a game may be positive if two consecutive positions only need coins. If a reel has unusually low coins, but is still one away, it probably is not +EV.

I have studied some play of this game, tracking frequency of new coins, average coin values, and such.Īfter a lot of hand-waving math, which I won't get into, I think a decent starting strategy to this game would be to play if any reel is one coin away from being full. I do 3 spins or less if I got the reel and quit.

Or only missing 1 coin on reels 3, 4 or 5 with 3 chances to collect the reel. If I was to play it I'd want 3 coins on reels 1 & 2 with 3 chances to collect the reel. While 'making the loops' this is the absolute last game I'll check and then only after several loops without any other plays. Two of my 3 losing sessions were from trying this terrible game. If you play more than a couple spins you are just playing the normal return of the game like any ploppy. In reality because there are so many coins and they are constant. The AP looks at and sees the 'collected coins' and thinks there is an advantage. Every time you get a new coin on the reel the chances to collect go back to 3. This game has so many coins and each reel is independent. It gives the false illusion of the popular game w/ coins on the reels that turn wild once collected. The big question is at what states is the game +EV? I hope to get some good comments on that. Our next look at a slot that is sometimes +EV is Cash Falls.

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