Tuesday, November 14, 2006
Choctaw Casino - Hexbreaker Slot Machine - Stand and Bet Sessions #2
For my second live slots session at the Choctaw Casino, I chose a Hexbreaker slot machine.
I thought Hexbreaker was the coolest. The artwork on the machine was real stylized and sleak. It was very modern looking, fitted out in black and midnight blue.
The main character in Hexbreaker is a black cat named Hoodoo. You might not know this, but Hoodoo is like a cooler way to say "voodoo". It's more contemporary than stodgy old voodoo, so you need to know that.
Even though black cats are supposed to be unlucky, this one is apparently just the opposite. That's why they call it a hexbreaker.
This is not a game for the superstitious.
It flaunts all the conventions of bad luck. There are several versions of the black cat, broken mirrors and jinx symbols, which are the bonus images you need to get the real money.
It's a 5-reel, 13-line slot machine. You can bet up to 20 credits. For the life of me, I can't remember how much I was betting. I put $20 in the machine. My bets were in the $2.50 variety.
Of course, the main reason I liked Hexbreaker was I won $140 on the bonus round. That's when I used wise money management.
John Patrick suggests you set a win limit, that you win a bonus, then spin the button one more time, then walk away. So that's what I did.
Otherwise, I was playing the straight Stand and Bet Method.
For those that don't know, I created this slots betting method on my own. Here's what you do with the Stand and Bet.
You stand in front of the machine, and then you bet.
That's what I call wonderful simplicity. Scoff all you want, but I just won $118 with my new betting method.
Starting Money: $20 Ending Money: $118
WINNING SESSION
I thought Hexbreaker was the coolest. The artwork on the machine was real stylized and sleak. It was very modern looking, fitted out in black and midnight blue.
The main character in Hexbreaker is a black cat named Hoodoo. You might not know this, but Hoodoo is like a cooler way to say "voodoo". It's more contemporary than stodgy old voodoo, so you need to know that.
Even though black cats are supposed to be unlucky, this one is apparently just the opposite. That's why they call it a hexbreaker.
This is not a game for the superstitious.
It flaunts all the conventions of bad luck. There are several versions of the black cat, broken mirrors and jinx symbols, which are the bonus images you need to get the real money.
It's a 5-reel, 13-line slot machine. You can bet up to 20 credits. For the life of me, I can't remember how much I was betting. I put $20 in the machine. My bets were in the $2.50 variety.
Of course, the main reason I liked Hexbreaker was I won $140 on the bonus round. That's when I used wise money management.
John Patrick suggests you set a win limit, that you win a bonus, then spin the button one more time, then walk away. So that's what I did.
Otherwise, I was playing the straight Stand and Bet Method.
For those that don't know, I created this slots betting method on my own. Here's what you do with the Stand and Bet.
You stand in front of the machine, and then you bet.
That's what I call wonderful simplicity. Scoff all you want, but I just won $118 with my new betting method.
Starting Money: $20 Ending Money: $118
WINNING SESSION
Choctaw Casino - Hexbreaker Slot Machine - Stand and Bet Sessions #2 posted by Chuck Flick @ 2:18 PM
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