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Originally Posted by Kaynos72
So what's the best way to play ? Lowest coinage, more per lines, highest coinage less per line ? Look like the game know what coin value you are using and adjust the wins accordingly.
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There's no difference between playing 10 coins @ 0.01 versus 1 coin @ 0.10, it's still 10 cents per line x 25 lines = $2.50 per spin.
The only visual difference between the two is that your wins with 1 coin @ 0.10 coin size will be 1/10th the
number of coins (not 1/10th the
amount) because the coin size is 10 times larger than 0.01.
Whatever the paytable has for a particular line-up, you multiply that by the number of coins you bet per line and that's how many coins you have won, then multiply that by your coin size to determine the actual amount of money you have won.
So if the paytable shows 50 for a certain lineup, then here is what you get:
If using 10 coins per line with 0.01 coin size = 50 x 10 = 500 coins x 0.01 = $5.00
If using 1 coin per line with 0.10 coin size = 50 x 1 = 50 coins x 0.10 = $5.00
500 coins sounds like more than 50 coins but not if the 500 coins are pennies and the 50 coins are dimes.
You could also use nickels and play 2 per line, or 0.02 cents at 5 coins per line, it's all the same
amount but a different number of coins.
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Originally Posted by Kaynos72
I cannot believe you could hit 58k coins feature if they were worth 10, 20 or 25 cents each ! At .25 that would have been a win of 14570$ for a 2.50 bet,  |
You could if you were using a 10, 20, 25-cent coin size and 10 coins per line ... but that's a LOT of dough ($25, $50, $62.50) per spin.
And very very risky on this slot especially. We had best leave that to the habitual winners (Simmo, vinylweatherman and Slotster).
Personally, I prefer to play with a smaller coin size and more coins per line, because it looks like more money.