Big Time Gaming · 2018 · megaways / feature drop
Extra Chilli: quick to load, sideways to play
1.8 seconds is fine for a Megaways title. No portrait build, so the rotate prompt arrives first every time.
The phone check
Sideways is the only layout and the buttons are built for it. Fine in two hands, awkward hanging off a pole on the subway. The demo pulls about 8 MB before the first tap registers, which on a poor bar is where the 1.8 s goes. Getting money back out is a separate count and we keep it at cashout.
One build, one return figure
One build, 96.15%, no variants. Worth appreciating: 123 of the 306 titles on this board carry two or three return configurations and look identical in all of them, so this is one of the few pages where the number is simply the number.
Six reels plus a bonus reel
Big Time Gaming added a seventh strip along the bottom for the feature drop, which pushed the board wider than a phone can take upright. Bonanza from the same studio does hold portrait, so the choice here was the extra reel, not the engine.
Sideways the controls are properly sized and the gamble ladder is easy to read.
Numbers
96.15% on a single licensed build, twenty cents a spin, about 100 spins on a twenty, high volatility, 20,000x ceiling. The feature drop lets you pay for the free spins directly, which is the fastest way to spend a demo balance.
The rest of it
| Studio | Big Time Gaming |
|---|---|
| Released | 2018 |
| Board | 6 reels, up to 117,649 ways |
| Mechanic | megaways / feature drop |
| Volatility | High |
| Top licensed return | 96.15% |
| House edge on that build | 3.85% |
| Max win | 20,000x |
| Minimum stake | C$0.20 |
| Spins on twenty dollars | about 100 |
| Free demo | yes, no account needed |
| Tags | megaways, bonus-buy, tumble |
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