Climbed the 50,000 pyramid?

**KasinoKing** · 21st September 2006, 08:17 PM

Anyone else tried WagerWorks' new 15 line slot?
(No USA - sorry! And not all WW casinos have this yet))

Unfortunately it has the most irritatingly slow jerky spin - not like their other slick slots - but if they sorted this, the bonus round will rival any MG slot!

You get picks on the pyramid to grant you loads of free-spins with large multipliers!

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**liquidsoap** · 21st September 2006, 08:40 PM

Thats a cool looking game KK, but I would have to leave the country to play it for cash!

**Swede** · 21st September 2006, 08:50 PM

This looks like an exciting bonus round. I'll be sure to try it out soon.

**Simmo!** · 21st September 2006, 09:18 PM

Originally Posted by KasinoKing

You get picks on the pyramid to grant you loads of free-spins with large multipliers!

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Fantastic. Its about time they got Free Spins slots in there

Now they can compete

They already have the best keno IMO by a mile.

Edit: thats if i can get the damn bonus spins

Grrr - will keep trying.

**Simmo!** · 22nd September 2006, 12:24 AM

YAY! Here we go

**Simmo!** · 22nd September 2006, 12:36 AM

Only about 1850 coins on that. But hit this soon after which isn't bad. betting 75 coins a spin whatever that is in cash

God I hate coin slots - Vegas was like this but you could touch the screen and change it to currency (secret stuff!).

I'm not sure about this game KK - its a step in the right direction but most of the wins are less than my bet size and thats not my type of game. Prefer less hits and more moolah myself! On the plus side the scatters are at least "3-anywhere" and not in a line/adjacent on reels x and x

Another bummer is that for some reason they don't have the payout % on it like the other games...weird. Wonder if that's an oversight.

Anyway....

**KasinoKing** · 22nd September 2006, 09:41 AM

Yes - small wins, but frequent. Autoplay would be nice too!

I was looking at the Pyramid Picks - I'm pretty sure you get the same things behind the blocks every time, but just in different positions.
In which case they are falsely stating you can win 'up to 40 spins'

You always start with 5-picks, so I think the best you can get is:
38 spins @ x1
or (better) 32 spins @ x7!
Worst is 7 spins @ x1.

**Simmo!** · 22nd September 2006, 09:47 AM

Originally Posted by KasinoKing

Yes - small wins, but frequent. Autoplay would be nice too!

I was looking at the Pyramid Picks - I'm pretty sure you get the same things behind the blocks every time, but just in different positions.
In which case they are falsely stating you can win 'up to 40 spins'

You always start with 5-picks, so I think the best you can get is:
38 spins @ x1
or (better) 32 spins @ x7!
Worst is 7 spins @ x1.

Interesting...I'll have to look at that - it certainly seems right compared to the bonus round I received where they varied between 7 and 31. Hmmm. Autoplay is there in the Free Spins and I made the suggestion to Pierrick the aff manager at Virgin a while back it would be good in normal play - I know he pitches ideas to Wagerworks so maybe we've seen the first step towards implementing it. Would be good, especially as you get that small annoyance of having to wait for the win to register before you can spin again.

**brianzz** · 22nd September 2006, 12:03 PM

Another bummer is that for some reason they don't have the payout % on it like the other games...weird. Wonder if that's an oversight

They have quite a long explanation of the payout process at skybet where I played.

Ahem, won't copy and paste but you can find it from the paytable screen, payback info at the bottom.

In accordance with fair gaming practices required in Alderney as well as in most physical casinos world wide, each and every game outcome in completely independent. Your odds do not vay based on your prior outcomes, your bets, your budget, time of day, day of week, etc. For example, if you win the top jackpot, your chances of winning it on the next spin are exactly the same. Likewise, prior losses do not change your future odds.

The expected payback reflects the theoretical return across a very large number of plays by numerous players over an extended period of time. For this game, the long-term, expected payback in 95.01%. The result for any player over a play session can vary widely from this long-term expected average in either direction. The fewer the number of games played, the wider the normal varience of actual payback you may experience.

The expected payback value is also based upon correct player choices for any games which involve main game and/or bonus game play strategy.

Sound to me like this game has very vicious swings in pays, geez why the long description, guess they've been accused of having rigged games, but this one is fun to play for free, has about the same sounds as the real IGT model.