They say opportunity knocks once. But is that true? While we’re in no mood to argue, Endorphina begs to differ with its Chance Machine 100 slot. Released in 2020, this 5×4 layout game has 100 paylines.
Graphic-wise, don’t expect the vibrance and colour of modern slots; however, don’t judge Chance Machine 100 by its visuals as the game has interesting extras.
Chance Machine 100 is conservative with melodies. Nonetheless, you’ll hear upbeat jingles when you spin the reels or make a winning combination.
Chance Machine 100 slot has low-medium variance and a 96.07% RTP. Although its volatility level guarantees small wins, there’s a chance you could earn the slot’s 3,000x maximum payout.
Title:
Chance Machine 100
Game Developer:
Endorphina
Release Date:
2020
Layout:
5 x 4
Paylines:
100
RTP:
96.07%
Volatility:
Low – Medium
Minimum / Maximum Bet:
€1.00/€80.00
Maximum Win:
3,000x
Bonus Features:
Wild, Scatters, and Gamble Round
The shiny crown is the game’s Wild. This symbol can replace other icons on the reels except for Scatters. The Wild appears on specific reels (2, 3, and 4) and will expand to complete winning combinations.
The Wild on Chance Machine 100 steered us towards many wins. In fact, it featured in our second-biggest payout valued at €520.
There are two Scatters on Chance Machine 100 — Yellow and White Scatter. Although their appearance on the reels won’t trigger any bonus feature, landing them three times or more during gameplay can earn you cash prizes.
While we encountered Scatters (White and Yellow), their combos earned us nothing huge, unlike the in-game Wild.
After a winning spin, you can double your payout by beating the Dealer’s card. If you win, you can try again (a maximum of 10 attempts). However, if the Dealer wins any round, you’ll lose all accumulated earnings and the Risk Game ends.
Picking a Joker guarantees a win, as the Dealer will never have one. However, drawing the same card as the Dealer results in a draw — your wins remain unchanged and you can try again. Choosing a lower card than the Dealer’s means defeat.
We aren’t too fond of using the gamble round on slots as they rarely deliver our money’s worth. However, we tried that of Chance Machine 100 and doubled our win to €840 before calling it quits.
Although this amount represented our biggest win on Chance Machine 100, we recommend using this feature occasionally. After earning our huge payout, the Risk Game turned into a bottomless money pit as we never got to double our funds successfully.
Endorphina’s attempt at reimagining a classic slot through Chance Machine 100 was excellent. Here, you’ll encounter similar symbols (7, Bell, and BAR) alongside temporary sound tunes that come alive when you make a winning combination.
Chance Machine 100 has several features but they’re all basic, with only the Risk Game standing out.
This Endorphina-released slot promises a 3,000x payout. Although we didn’t earn as much, we received considerable amounts during the base and Risk Game.
To sum up, Chance Machine 100 is simple to understand and rewarding. While it loses marks for limited features and irregular tunes, this slot earns praise from us due to its seamless fusion of classic and modern slot add-ons.
Released by Play’n GO in 2014, Mystery Joker is a 3-reel slot with five fixed paylines. This game has an RTP of 93.99% which is lower than what’s available on Chance Machine 100.
Regarding features, Mystery Joker makes things interesting with a Free Spins Feature that can be retriggered — this round earned us hundreds of Euros. Also, Mystery Joker comes out on top once more with a 6,020x maximum payout.
Lucky7 was released by BetSoft in 2014. This game has three reels and just one payline. Furthermore, this video slot has a higher RTP value (97.00%) than Chance Machine 100.
Lucky7 doesn’t integrate bonuses, making Chance Machine 100 more interesting. However, Lucky7 makes up for this drawback with a 5,000x maximum win.