Monday, September 11, 2006
Realm of Riches - Bonus Slots - Step Session #3
For my next session at Break Away Casino, I chose Realm of Riches.
Realm of Riches is a 20 line, five reel machine which offers a free spin bonus game.
This game imagines a medieval realm, a realm of magnificent riches. Instead of fighting dragons, black knights and evil wizards to win the gold, you play slots.
Think about it; that would be one helluva fantasy kingdom.
The game's reel pictures in this case come from this fantasy kingdom. There's a knight in crusader-era armor. Another picture has a one of those helmets with the nosepiece. There's a castle tower and a bejewelled crown, and some kind of a crest on a shield.
And as usual, there's the card ranks. I've already stated my views of this feature of the slot machine, so I won't be going over that ground again. (Look at my previous post.)
It does have a hot blonde princess. I know she's a princess, because she has a tiara on. Princesses always wear tiaras. I have to say, the princess may be hotter than the mermaid queen. It probably depends on whether you prefer blondes or redheads.
This was a shortened session. I should probably stipulate that I didn't follow John Patrick's system perfectly, so this is a session I will probably throw out of my data. That's what a good scientist does.
The problem, I was interrupted half-way through the session and had to end it early. So it finished at only 28 spins, and that's with the bonus spin added in.
Actually, I've had shorter sessions, so I should probably record this one like the others. The only difference is, I didn't reach my loss limit or, if you want to be optimistic, my win limit.
This was one of those games that didn't pay much when you hit certain lines, because you have twenty of the freakin' things. So you have the illusion of winning a lot, when actually you aren't winning a thing at all.
Also, music played when you hit several lines at once. I couldn't exactly place it, but it sounded like a piece of Baroque period classical music. Don't quote me on that. I honestly don't want to hear it again.
I mean, that snippet of music was supposed to signal a win, but since I was only winning (like) 80 cents a time, the music got annoying pretty fast. It played on nearly half the spins, so it got real repetitive real quick.
If you don't like music playing everytime you when 80 cents, I would recommend you avoid this game. They celebrate stuff like that in the Realm of Riches.
My biggest wins were 5 dollars and 12.50, the latter one coming on a 10 free spin cycle.
Of course, by the time everything was said and done, I had lost $10.05. Then I got distracted and ended the session.
So I had another losing session...as usual. Thanks, John Patrick; I'm so depressed.
Starting Money: $599.18 Ending Money: $589.13
LOSING SESSION
Realm of Riches is a 20 line, five reel machine which offers a free spin bonus game.
This game imagines a medieval realm, a realm of magnificent riches. Instead of fighting dragons, black knights and evil wizards to win the gold, you play slots.
Think about it; that would be one helluva fantasy kingdom.
The game's reel pictures in this case come from this fantasy kingdom. There's a knight in crusader-era armor. Another picture has a one of those helmets with the nosepiece. There's a castle tower and a bejewelled crown, and some kind of a crest on a shield.
And as usual, there's the card ranks. I've already stated my views of this feature of the slot machine, so I won't be going over that ground again. (Look at my previous post.)
It does have a hot blonde princess. I know she's a princess, because she has a tiara on. Princesses always wear tiaras. I have to say, the princess may be hotter than the mermaid queen. It probably depends on whether you prefer blondes or redheads.
This was a shortened session. I should probably stipulate that I didn't follow John Patrick's system perfectly, so this is a session I will probably throw out of my data. That's what a good scientist does.
The problem, I was interrupted half-way through the session and had to end it early. So it finished at only 28 spins, and that's with the bonus spin added in.
Actually, I've had shorter sessions, so I should probably record this one like the others. The only difference is, I didn't reach my loss limit or, if you want to be optimistic, my win limit.
This was one of those games that didn't pay much when you hit certain lines, because you have twenty of the freakin' things. So you have the illusion of winning a lot, when actually you aren't winning a thing at all.
Also, music played when you hit several lines at once. I couldn't exactly place it, but it sounded like a piece of Baroque period classical music. Don't quote me on that. I honestly don't want to hear it again.
I mean, that snippet of music was supposed to signal a win, but since I was only winning (like) 80 cents a time, the music got annoying pretty fast. It played on nearly half the spins, so it got real repetitive real quick.
If you don't like music playing everytime you when 80 cents, I would recommend you avoid this game. They celebrate stuff like that in the Realm of Riches.
My biggest wins were 5 dollars and 12.50, the latter one coming on a 10 free spin cycle.
Of course, by the time everything was said and done, I had lost $10.05. Then I got distracted and ended the session.
So I had another losing session...as usual. Thanks, John Patrick; I'm so depressed.
Starting Money: $599.18 Ending Money: $589.13
LOSING SESSION
