If you're not extremely profitable, however, then 4/5 should be assumed to be the only play and you should not play 3/5, but you can watch others if you see they are playing 3/5. If you're absolutely killing it after removing even your top one or two results, then maybe even 3/5 is a play and you can begin getting data on that. I get that people want to use the FP on 100%+ return, but it's also a good way to give the casino a roadmap of what slot machines they need to be looking for AP's on, imo.Īnyway, you just want to track your actual results, average number of spins to hit the fifth coin, result from the coins going up, etc.Also, after you have done it one or two hundred times (free data if you can watch people play, btw, though the coin probability per reel may be much higher the fewer coins there are.so I wouldn't necessarily assume that the coin probability is the same either way) I always recommend removing the best one or two results from your sample and not including those when trying to figure out play points. In that video, he was also using Free Play on a variable state machine, which I absolutely hate, unless you know you can get all of the Free Play through on a single machine ahead of time. Here's a link to a video of it actually hitting the fifth coin, though he started with three coins: If I saw some 4/5's, I'd definitely play test it, but I would keep good accounting of my results on it and the average number of spins for the coin to hit. Since we're talking about IGT, I would tend to think so, but you never know.

I haven't seen this one in the Wild yet, but four coins might well be good assuming that the coins hitting the bottom is actually random and comes with a particular probability.

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