Video is here:
Game can be currently found in Atlantis, Reno.
First tweet that I spotted was in Sept 2020:
https://mobile.twitter.com/DarkStarV...42787470155776
As I have been saying, the information is on the internet but some people are internet challenged (not naming names but you know who they are).
Forgot to mention: There is heat at both Peppermill & Atlantis. I was told the casinos are using Bonus Hustler catchers. One guy is pretty easy to spot.
If there's a bunch of tards like yourself rolling around up there masked, face-shielded, and nerfed out probably not to hard to spot.Originally Posted by Ex-AP
Sorry bro, been playing this since March 2020. Not new.
“ One of the highlights on the company’s CrystalCurve cabinet is Regal Riches, which introduces the brand new Progressive Wilds mechanic. In the base game, Blue Gems increment the Guaranteed Wilds feature, which randomly can fill the main video screen with wild symbols. In the free-spin feature, special gem symbols increment the number of wild symbols in Minor, Major and Mega Free Games pots. When triggered, the feature will award the corresponding number of wilds for that pot, and distributes these wilds across 10 free games in an explosion of wild placements that can result in huge wins.”
Source: https://mobile.twitter.com/IGTNews/s...74732664762368
Then see link for article.
Came across it in August
Any of you get a blue this high or higher?
The highest it goes is 50Originally Posted by jbjbAny of you get a blue this high or higher?
Right. Highest I've witnessed before was 21.Originally Posted by MaxPenThe highest it goes is 50Originally Posted by jbjbAny of you get a blue this high or higher?
Spreading like wildfire, the game can be found many more places than that. I can't give exact play points on the MH FG's, because my sample size isn't large enough to know and nobody would listen anyway...but the one piece of advice I can give is not to sleep on the bottom wilds.Originally Posted by Ex-AP
I've seen blue over 20 once, but I forget what. It definitely wasn't as high as 29.
As MP said, 50 is the max. Anything above 20 is rare. Typically, they drop around 12 or so. This particular hit paid 218.3x the bet amount.
NICE!!!Originally Posted by jbjb
This was the outcome. Looks weird as the line hits were being highlighted.
For that many wilds your distribution of multipliers was pretty sub optimal. But still a nice hit
Nn
"More importantly, mickey thought 8-4 was two games over .500. Argued about it. C'mon, man. Nothing can top that for math expertise. If GWAE ever has you on again, you can be sure I'll be calling in with that gem.'Nuff said." REDIETZ
Playable numbers hover around 9/60/80/110. A little less with good RTP and a little more with bad RTP. CZR is an example of bad RTP.
Some places are replacing the hexes with RR, which I’m happy to see. Hexes sit there with no ploppie action forever. The game has a brutal RTP when middle is on 3 or 4 level. The plops get massacred so quit playing them.
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"More importantly, mickey thought 8-4 was two games over .500. Argued about it. C'mon, man. Nothing can top that for math expertise. If GWAE ever has you on again, you can be sure I'll be calling in with that gem.'Nuff said." REDIETZ
Mickey do you have an opinion about the EV of a Hexbreaker center column 5 play at the bad RTP (85%).Originally Posted by mickeycrimm
I know it's -EV, but I'm wondering by how much.
Believe or not, I pass on hexes that are 3 to go. I'm spoiled rotten on plays that aren't so time consuming. I don't like banging away on one machine all day long. I like short periods in the seat, then back up and walking around. It keeps me awake. But I'll begrudgingly play a 2 to go.Originally Posted by smurgerburgerMickey do you have an opinion about the EV of a Hexbreaker center column 5 play at the bad RTP (85%).Originally Posted by mickeycrimm
I know it's -EV, but I'm wondering by how much.
I walked up on a friend a couple of months ago who was on a hex at 3 to go. He was over 8000 spins without it moving. Thats the kind of thing I don't like when there is so much easy money to pick off on other shorter plays.
That said, I know an AP that gang bangs high denom hexes with a couple of friends. They take turns spinning and all three getting freeplay mailers. They have played as high as $80 hexes. They caught an $8 hex at 3 to go on an 85% machine at a CZR property. They lost 13K.
I asked him why they play that CZR bullshit. He said they got sucked in with the big freeplay that CZR sends out.
"More importantly, mickey thought 8-4 was two games over .500. Argued about it. C'mon, man. Nothing can top that for math expertise. If GWAE ever has you on again, you can be sure I'll be calling in with that gem.'Nuff said." REDIETZ
my rule for hexes is:
1 till bonus (columns 1 or 5)
2 till bonus (columns 2 or 4)
1 till gold orb (columns 2 or 4) (gold orbs in 1 or 5 are ignored, 1 and 5 don't advance often enough)
>4000 ways
2 till progressive (used to be 3 until I got stuck for 4 hours on one that never moved and ended up having to leave with still no movement)
I don't see the harm in adding the rule: 1 till orbs on columns 2 and 4Originally Posted by pepe
to those rules above (the play is over when the first of columns 2 and 4 hits).
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