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El Toro is a
3-reel 1-line classic slot machine with an interactive bonus
game. The pay table is displayed on the machine. El Toro slots
may be played in denominations of $.05, $.25, $.50, $1, and $5.
El Toro slots is RealTime Gaming’s first three-reel machine
with an interactive bonus game. The bonus game consists of a
matador on the left side of the pay table and a bull on the right
side of the pay table. A player must make a 3-coin wager in order
to be eligible for the bonus game. When a player receives a matador
and a bull icon on the same spin wagering 3 coins, the “Bullfight”
bonus game becomes active. Players choose who they think will
win – the bull or the matador. Players make their choice
by selecting only one of the icons on either side of the pay
table. Once they have made their selection, the bullfight begins.
The bull icon on the reel charges the matador icon. Either the
bull will flatten the matador or the matador will successfully
dodge the bull. The player wins the bonus (200 credits) if they
have chosen the winner correctly. If the player makes the wrong
selection, a nominal amount is awarded (10 credits). In addition,
a rose icon (wild) matches any symbol on the pay line except
for the matador and bull icons. El Toro may also be configured
as a local progressive game, where a 3-coin bet (max bet) hitting
three “Red Sevens” on the pay line wins you the local
progressive jackpot total, which appears just above the reels.
Cracker Jack. is a three reel, one payline,
and two coin slot machine. It has a wild,
multiplier symbol and the maximum payout is 5,000 coins.
The Cracker Jack. symbol is wild and substitutes for
any other symbol to complete
winning combinations.
A single Cracker Jack. symbol doubles the payout of
any combination it completes.
Two Cracker Jack symbols quadruple the payout of any combination
they complete.
ADMIRAL'S INN
is a single pay-line slot machine, which means that payouts occur
on the center pay-line only. The ANCHOR is a wild symbol and
if it lands ANYWHERE on the reels you win. For every coin that
you put in you increase your payout. When the reels stop spinning
the symbol combinations along the center pay-line are checked.
You get paid out for any winning combination falling on the pay-line.
The winnings paid out on ADMIRAL'S INN are dependent on the symbol
combination that lands on the center pay-line, the value of the
coin bet and the number of coins bet. The total of your winnings
is the number of coins won times the value of the coin played.
The minimum machine wager is one $0.50 coin and the maximum wager
is three $10.00 coins. If you bet one $5.00 coin and you win
on 3 Moon symbols your winnings are 20 $5.00 coins or $100.00.
Example 2, if you bet three $5.00 coins and you win on 3 Shark
symbols your winnings are 90 $5.00 coins or $450.00. ADMIRAL'S
INN Slots can be played for free.
If you hit big on a machine you won't hit again.
Not true! - Slot machines have a computer chip that operates the
random number generator that causes a variation from 1 to several
billion combinations in a matter of milliseconds beginning the second
you spin. Whatever the number the random number generator is on in that
split second that you spun is what you see on the screen. This number is
compared by the computer chip, to a table in the memory and the result
is the combination you spun.
The casino can, at will, loosen the slots or tighten them up.
Not true! - The payout rates are set and can not be changed by the
casinos and these rates are audited by outside companies insuring fair
play. You must consider that a reputable casino puts it's reputation on
a very high set of standards and even attempting to change the payouts
would risk the integrity that the casino has built for itself.
If a machine hasn't hit in awhile it is due to hit.
Not true! - .The games are totally random due to the Random Number
Generator and do not 'remember' when it hit last and does not predict
when it will hit again. I have played at land based casinos and sat at a
particular machine for hours several days in a row and it never hit. And
on the same train of thought, I have hit a particular machine two or
three times in one sitting.
If you get up from a machine and someone else sits down and hits
the big one, this means that if you hadn't moved you would have won.
Not true! - No matter whether it's you or the next person in line, the
spinner must hit the spin button at the precise time that the Random
Number Generator lines up with the winning combination. The odds of you
hitting the button at the same millisecond as the 'next' player are not
calculatable.
You are least likely to win at a slot machine.
Not true! - .Slot machines have among the highest payouts of any
video gambling machines.
Odds are changed to pay higher on weekends or other high traffic
times.
Not true! Again going back to the integrity of the casino and the
ability to change the payouts, the casino has no control over this as it
is all done with the Random Number Generator and in the case of land
based casinos, the machines arrive at the casino with the Random Number
Generators preset.
All winning combinations have an equal chance of being hit:.
Not true! -. The larger the payout on a win, the smaller the
chance a player has to get that win. Therefore, a player most likely
will win many small combinations in a sitting,
and winning the actual big payoff has a much less probability of being
hit. This is why it is called gambling, you're taking a chance and have
no assurances of winning but you
do have the promise of a fair chance.That's all for now. If
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