Las Vegas Slot machine review

Las Vegas

Las Vegas, a Slot from iSoftBet, has 3 reels and 5 lines, with no major features added to it, and the prizes go up to $6,000.

Las Vegas has as a theme the city of Las Vegas, and the Casino experience in general. You will notice that it’s a very bright slot, and that’s a good way of approaching a theme that is based on the city of sin. The flashing Las Vegas logo is placed in the top left corner, and you will find neon lights both behind the logo, and on the reels, as part of the symbols. Even the paytable has about six different colors used in the background, for each column that indicates another wager’s payout. The paytable area takes a big part of the right side of the screen, where you will find nine different possible combinations and how much you will get for each one, depending on the number of coins that were used during that round. The first of the paytable symbols is the Welcome Las Vegas sign, followed by the quad Aces, the cup with chips, the pink neon 7, the orange neon 7 and the three symbols with Bar on them. The game’s graphics, while quite colorful and bright, are appropriate for a game that chooses to focus on Las Vegas, and if you have memories of your own with this city, you should give it a chance.

The bets that one chooses to place in Las Vegas, the slot, use coin denominations that vary between $0.10 and $2. The player can use up to 5 coins on the game’s 5 lines, but all the lines are selected even for 1 coin bets. Depending on how many coins you’ve chosen, you get paid accordingly. The game’s largest bet is worth $10, with the jackpot winnable with it being 3,000 coins, or up to $6,000.

The combination of symbols that will give the player the 3000 coins is the one with three Welcome to Las Vegas symbols. The payout is much smaller for 1 to 4 coins wagered, and because of that, it’s always a good idea to use the largest number of coins possible, even if their value has to be reduced due to budget constraints.

The rest of the game symbols pay the same amount per coin used in the bet, with the second highest payout being 250 coins.

Check out Las Vegas if you’re a fan of this great city, or if you’ve ever wanted to spend a weekend there.