Quote Originally Posted by zealanddonk View Post
Quote Originally Posted by mickeycrimm View Post
I've been cruising through the youtube slot videos for a long time. I'm basically looking for new exploitable games. I might pick up some chatter on the internet about a new exploitable game. I look for it on youtube. I like slotlady's videos because she plays for several minutes and you can view the regular game plus the bonus rounds. With a lot of the youtube videos they only put up the big bonus rounds and that sucks. So slotlady is good to get an idea of how the game plays.

I recently got wind of an exploitable slot game called Regal Riches so I went to youtube. I found it on a slotlady video. The game happened to be in advantage mode when she sat down on it. Whether she knew that or not I don't really know. The 9 blue wilds and 59 minor wilds was big enough to play for. She hit the blue on the first spin, racked up $100 then shortly thereafter busted off the minor for 61 wilds and racked it up some more.

She kept playing for awhile after hitting the minor, which put the game back into negative expectation, and that leads me to believe she didn't know anything about the advantage.

The Regal Riches game starts at 6:39

Is that something you have a lot of experience with?
I'm one of the most experienced advantage slot players in the US. I've had 3 interviews on GWAE. I probably know more advantage slot plays than anyone out there. I used to teach it quite a bit online but got tired of idiots insulting me and expecting me to keep teaching them how to make money. I started in 1996 when the first big wave of exploitable slot machines hit the US.

There is an Australian named Peter Liston that has a book out called Million Dollar Slots. Apparently, Australia and New Zealand are permeated with highly exploitable Mystery Progressive slots. Liston made himself a millionaire playing them. They are pretty easy to analyze if you have the knowledge. We have Mystery Progressives in the US but as a whole they are not nearly as exploitable as the ones in Australia/New Zealand.