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Originally Posted by sonatine
This game is called Jade Monkey Deluxe
You can see how it plays here. The object is to get the free games. In this video you can see she starts with 16 free games banked above the 3rd reel. That's the minimum you need to play. It can be 16 games on one reel of 8 games each on two reels.
At about 1:25 she wins the free games and racks up about 100 units. That's about average.
https://youtu.be/5bP0YDWYhNQ
This is what the game looks like out on the casino floor:
When you punch up the bet levels and look at the screens you are looking for free games already banked. Like this. you can see the 16 free games banked above the reels:
When you punch up a screen and see no games banked it's not a play. Like in this pic:
Diamonds & Devils Deluxe is the same game as Jade Monkey Deluxe. It's just a different skin.
When you say punching up the bet levels this is the denomination I presume. So, if you see the free games on the $5 or whatever the highest denomination is you're max betting that denomination until you get those free games?Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimm
No. The machines have denoms and bet levels within the denoms. They come in different configurations.Quote:
Originally Posted by country978When you say punching up the bet levels this is the denomination I presume. So, if you see the free games on the $5 or whatever the highest denomination is you're max betting that denomination until you get those free games?Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimm
If a slot has one denom the bet levels can be $1, $2, $3, $4, $5. So down on the pad you punch up the $1 bet level. If there is an advantage play there you will betting $1 per spin. If there’s a play on the $2 bet level you will be betting $2 per spin, etc.
Some machines have multiple denominations like 1 cent, 2 cent, 5 cent, 10 cent. There can be 5 bet levels on each denom. Like 1 cent denom can have $1, $2, $3, $4, $5. The 2 cent denom can have $2, $4, $6, $8, $10 bet levels, etc.
You have to bring the screen up for each bet level of each denom to check for advantage plays.
The guy in the first video is a pure ass hustler. Don't know about the 2nd guy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Orko
Vegas Matt routinely bets $500, $1000 a spin. He recently did an interview on the Las Vegas Adviser podcast. The gist of it is he loses about 200K a year on slots. But he is monetized and has 3 million subscribers across all platforms. So the money he makes as a content creator well outruns the 200K loss per year.
https://youtu.be/o9OWIGlkzqk?si=wR7ucpRSTjZV6xAp
This is an easy one. The game is called Magic Treasures. The only thing that matters is the green pot on the right above the reels. It starts at 5 and increments up as you are playing. When it at 15 it's a pretty good advantage. When it resets to 5 the play is over. So play when you find it at 15 or higher. Theres a link to a video so you can see how the game plays.
https://youtu.be/hSFPpMPSqKk
This thread is pretty phenomenal, thank you guy for creating this its appreciated - i should have said that earlier, this is really a generous gift to what is likely the most undeserving community ever. salute to you
Not sure if this belongs here or not (prob not) but the daly family went on a week long cruise on a newer boat that had a “return to the planet moolah” bank.
Finally thought that my limited slot playing history id have my 4-5 figure hit. Playing $3 pulls i hit a jackpot bonus of 73 free spins.
Grandma was throwing her walker. The dog was throwing his dish. The bonus went on for 15 minutes.
I won $120.
Better than a loss but it seems like we have hit the point in the program where winning 73 free spins that pay next to nothing is a “jackpot”.
I cashed out after that roll. I was “mad”.
Mickeycringe celebrates Thanksgiving:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ys-YPH...0s&pp=2AEKkAIB
Planet Moolah is not an exploitable game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daly
Dan Druff wrote:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jayjami
I have restored the posts criticizing mickeycrimm, and moved them here: https://pokerfraudalert.com/forum/sh...ut-mickeycrimm. Please continue that discussion over there (if you are so inclined), and do not troll or bash mickey in this thread, which I would like reserved for discussion of slots only.
Thank you.
Hi Mickey, if you were gonna spend this winter in Laughlin, what kind of things would you focus on, or should i just play poker and bet sports? thnxQuote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimmPlanet Moolah is not an exploitable game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daly
Seems entirely relevant.Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimmDan Druff wrote:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jayjami
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Thank you.
How has the chair affected your ability to exploit?
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Originally Posted by mickeycrimmDan Druff wrote:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jayjami
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Thank you.
sonatine wrote:
https://x.com/LordofBathrobes/status...98840955707759
Sorry for the late response. I somehow missed your post.Quote:
Originally Posted by aayjayHi Mickey, if you were gonna spend this winter in Laughlin, what kind of things would you focus on, or should i just play poker and bet sports? thnxQuote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimm
In Laughlin I would mix in live poker, video poker and advantage slots. I would work the comp systems for free room and board.