Slot-O-Pol Slot Machine
Mega Jack is a Bulgarian company that has been around for more
than 10 years, and while they’re 🫦 not the most popular in the business, they’re well
known enough in niche circles of the online slot community. This 🫦 is because their games
are an acquired taste, based on traditional machines that are usually found in bricks
and mortar 🫦 casinos.
When the title loads you’re presented with a screen, almost as if
you’ve happened upon one in an arcade or 🫦 gaming complex; the graphics aren’t quite 3D
enough to pull it off properly, but the very fact it falls short 🫦 adds to its charm. Old
school gaming is at a high once more, and so everything that looks like it 🫦 was made it
the 90s (and this probably was) is something gamers want to get their digits
on.
Slot-O-Pol may be 🫦 inspired by vintage slots, but it has a lot more reels and pay
lines than those - in total you 🫦 can play with 21 win lines, and there are always
5-reels. On that pretty neon grid is where you’ll match 🫦 up symbols and possibly take
home the ultimate prize of 10,000 credits. Mega Jack always pays so well.
What to
Expect
One 🫦 of the most obvious aspects of the title that’ll divide users across the
board is the fact that Slot-O-Pol looks 🫦 identical to Champagne Party, another solid
activity from the brand. They’re not an exact match, but there isn’t much in 🫦 it to
separate the two, there’s only the Spin and Slot-O-Pol bonuses that we noticed were
different.
The Spin Bonus is 🫦 a good one, though you might not get many rounds to enjoy
if you fail to match the maximum amount 🫦 of five tiles, for only three of the icons will
get you 1 round. The basics of this mini level 🫦 is simple: get a win on an activate line
and the amount will be multiplied by the money you bet 🫦 on it. Still following?
As for
the other bonus, the Slot-O-Pol, this is triggered by getting five of the dice symbols.
🫦 When this happens, should you be lucky enough, you’ll be presented with a board game
with spaces of varying rewards 🫦 surrounding the edge of the screen. You’ll only have
seven chances to make your way around the board, but you 🫦 can get x30 multipliers and so
much more. Whatever happens in this level, players will be leaving with some
cash.
Don’t 🫦 Worry, It’s Simple
Playing this Mega Jack title is effortless, with only
the Start, Double, Bet and Line buttons being of 🫦 any importance during your play
through. The double or nothing widget will only become available when you have money to
🫦 risk, and even then it won’t always trigger, it’s more of a random occurrence.
Once you
can click it, you will 🫦 be in a virtual card game, the dealer the opponent you have to
beat. Their card will be facing up 🫦 and you will need to pick out another that is higher
than the one shown, when you’re successful you’ll get 🫦 a chance to go again, but when
you lose the cash is lost with it.
Moving onto the win lines, players 🫦 can have up to 21
but can choose to decrease down to 1, though it’s not advised for those who 🫦 want to
make the most of their bet and win a decent amount of cash. Not many people will be
🫦 able to land the jackpot with a mere 1 pay line, but if you do so we want to hear 🫦 about
it because that would be epic.
How to bet is very simple here, with at least 1 credit
always placed 🫦 on the lines you’re playing with – the more lines you have the greater
your total. If you’re ever unsure 🫦 of that figure you can check the Total Bet display
just underneath the grid; 1 credit on all 21 lines 🫦 will give you a 21 credit stake,
while 10 on the pay lines would give you 210 coins.
Too Boring?
This game 🫦 doesn’t do
much for us, large wins or not, and it’s all because it has become too familiar, too…
boring. 🫦 Mega Jack is an old school brand and a lot of their titles have become
dated.
If you want to be 🫦 thrilled when you’re playing, it’s doubtful that this activity
will do that. Stick to more modern titles with a greater 🫦 scope for intriguing themes
and intense graphics.
