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15:37:31 PM | Sep 30, 2020

All casino's TAB's are stuffed most of the time eh

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I am surprised I am actually reviewing this particular game. First, it is a new 20 line machine that is really not too appealing for several reasons. The game is full of kiddie looking drawings of I guess squirrels and little silly drawing of edible nuts, not the kind you see walking around the boardwalk.( although that would make for a much more fun game to play) The thing that got me was that Ballys put this game out earlier this year and I read that the penny version was to be set to payback about 92%, wow a penny game I may play. However, I have yet to see the penny version of this game in Atlantic City. The nickel version is available at both Caesars and Ballys, in Ballys they have a neon LED sign on one side of the 2 banks announcing that the payback percentage is 95%, the same payback is available in Caesars yet it is not identified. There is also a 25 cent version available in Ballys at 97% payback.
Ok, there are reasons why I will play this game that is a 20 line, against my choice, and visually unappealing. I tried it out and can say that true to these mega-line games the hit frequency when playing all 20 lines is high, but it is again a case of cheap hits. Most wins are way below the credit bet on each spin and this machine can suck away those credits in a flash. So, rather than be stuck like those squirrels playing with their nuts, I tend to keep the bet per line down to 1 or 2 on this game.
The base game is filled with cheap graphics, looks like the illustrator for a pre-school childrens book designed these. The base game does offer the wild symbol to bring some decent hits. You need to get 4 or 5 of those similarly dressed squirrels to have a good base hit. It is annoying to follow the 20 line hit configuration, coupled with the sameness of the symbols.
The real and only 'fun' for this game is the bonus. You need 3 “get nuts” symbols aligned left to right on the first 3 paylines to get to the secondary game. The 10 free spins are awarded and you hope to get a key symbol; each key allows you to select 1 of 10(I think) doors on top of the bonus screen where you can get a 1x multiplier or 2 other boxes where you can get a 10 free spins or 20 free spins. You can get up to the 40 free spins on the best game and if you do you will likely have 5x or more multiplier for a lot of spins which will equal a lot of credits. Generally, you play through the 10 spins with a couple of multipliers and end with a range of, on a 2 coin per line bet, about 300-900- credits. It can go either way, as the payback percentages are true. What I have observed mostly with this game is that it is of such a high volatility that many session are losing ones, this relates to that high hit, low pay frequency syndrome, where the average spin that hits is really a loser. The game will have a long-term huge hit, but one can deplete a lot of their budget in vain as they try to get the hit. I would recommend playing the full 20 lines and keep it to 1 or 2 coin per bet. Don't feed these squirrels all your nuts, as they seem to hibernate that bonus round for a long time. I have witnessed some nice wins on the nickel games, but personally I have had two sessions on the quarter game that were in the $1000 payoff range; but remember, it took quite a few $100 bills to get there.3 nuts