Out of roughly 100 spins not resulting in Bonus Games, two were profitable. My sample size was limited, but I'm going to say that they suck. You can thoeretically win any of the Progressives regardless of how much you bet. I did not Max Bet at any point, but the second time I was reasonably close to a Bonus Game, I upped my bet to $1.00 and there is quite clearly more results that lead you to the game that results in one of the Progressive Jackpots the more that you bet. It seems that the base payouts are perfectly graduated, so I'm going to say there is no advantage to Max Betting unless you are close to the Bonus Games. In this case, if the minimum bet is $0.50 (it was) you will play a maximum of 15 * 5 *. Each bet fills a notch.įor example, if your clock is exactly at 9:00 and you have no notches filled, then there will be 15 spots until you reach 12:00 and you must fill 5 notches to be guaranteed to move a spot. There are four spots in between the different hours (which also have a spot) and there are five what I will term 'notches,' on the only hand of the clock which will move you to the next spot after they have all been filled.

There is a, 'Bonus Clock,' on the top of the machine that indicates when you are going to hit the Bonus Game, which is at 12:00. The Advantage to this game is that you know when a Bonus Game absolutely MUST occur, and you know EXACTLY how long (at most) it's going to take you to reach the Bonus Game, which will enable you to determine exactly how much $$$ you're going to need to run through to hit the bonus. I noticed this machine last night when I was at the casino just kind of screwing around. Machine-Rock Around the Clock (Advantage Revolution) 3-Reel

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